Presentations

2024

Christine Jeanneret

  •  “Corpi in scena: Studiare le fonti iconografiche dell’opera seicentesca nell’Ipermestra di Francesco Cavalli" [Bodies on stage: Studying the iconographic sources of seventeenth-century opera in Francesco Cavalli's Hypermestra], Seminari di musicologia, Conservatorio di Musica “Santa Cecilia”, Rome, Italy, January 22.

Johannes Ljungberg

  • "Generational Dissent. Three media shifts in religiously dissenting nodes of transnational networks in the Lutheran North", Vormoderne Kolloqium, University of Basel, 28 February

  • "Privacy as an international right and a research concept", Invited speaker for workshop with PhD students at the Basel Graduate School of History on private communication and public surveillance, 13-14 March

  • "Early Modern Wedding Crashers: On multiple privatizations of a public event. The case of seventeenth-century Helmstedt", Renaissance Society of America's annual conference, Chicago, IL, 21-23 March

  • "What privacy are we talking about? Privacy as a right and as a research concept, 1948–today", Invited speaker for the workshop international seminar "Past Privacy Matters: How to Study It and Why", Santa Maria, Brazil, 3 April

  • "Generational Dissent in the Lutheran North? Early adopters of new platforms in shifting media ecologies between private and public communication", REFORC conference, Palermo, 14-16 May

Asta Mønsted

  • ”Preserving Indigenous Ecologies through Greenlandic Inuit Oral History: Insights for Future Arctic Urban Environments”, NAISA 2024 Bådåddjo conference, Norway, 6-8 June.

Viktor Wretström

  • “Horti Lucullinai – The First Urban Garden in Rome”, KNUT PhD Lectures, University of Lund, Sweden, March 11.

Carmen Garcia Sanchez

  • The Art Making of Biophilic Design” International lecture and organizer of a research node, seminar/workshop Nature In for MA students hosted by Konstfack - University of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm, invited by Professor Kristina Fridh. January 24

2023

Mette Birkedal Bruun

  • “Welcome”, The Domestic Fantastic Symposium, The Royal Danish Academy, Nov. 30

  • “Fra Munke til GDPR” [From Monks to GDPR], lecture at the annual celebration of the University of Copenhagen, Nov. 10

  • “Privacy in Early Modern Piety: Spaces, Practices, and Devotional. Auxiliaries”, lecture in the research group ‘Polycentricity and Plurality of Premodern Christianities’ (POLY), Goethe Universität, Frankfurt a.M., Oct. 31

Nuno Grancho

  • “ENVIRONMENTS, MATERIALS, AND FUTURES IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY”, HISTORIANS OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ART & ARCHITECTURE, HECCA@30, Boston, USA, October 11-12

  • “The Mirror-Cities of Denmark. The Private and the Public in Tranquebar and Copenhagen“, Past and Present Representations of Historical Urban Spaces, Middle Ages – Early Modern Times Workshop 2023, Center for Advanced Academic Studies University of Zagreb, Croatia, 22-23 September.

  • “The history of Water and its Ecologies in the visual and spatial cultures of Serampore”, Association for Art History Annual Conference 2023, University College London, London, United Kingdom, April 12-14.
  • “Danish colonial cities in East India. Tranquebar and Serampore, compared through time”, The Centre for Studies in Social Sciences (CSSSC), Calcutta, India, 31st January 2023.

Sari Nauman

  • "Peacebuilding from Below: Anti-War Actions in 17th-Century Sweden", Pax Nordica, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, April 26–28.
  • "Internally Displaced Persons in the Baltics", European Social Science History Conference (ESSHC), Gothenburg, Sweden, April 12–15.

  • “Internally Displaced Persons in Early Modernity: The Case of Finnish and Baltic Forced Migration during the Great Northern War, 1700–1721”, Atlantic Exiles, University of Tübingen, Germany, March 14.

Christine Jeanneret

  • “Écouter le papier à musique du XVIIe siècle en Italie : manuscrits musicaux, codicologie et philologie,” [Listening to 17th-century music paper in Italy: musical manuscripts, codicology and philology], Papier à musique, papier sonore: Caractéristiques et usages du papier pour produire le son et écrire la musique, Association Française pour l’Histoire et l’Étude du Papier et des Papeteries, CNRS, Paris, France, October 13.

Johannes Ljungberg

  • "Generational Dissent: Shifting Memorialization of Religious Otherness in the Lutheran Northern Countries, c. 1700–1770", EMODIR’s conference "Rethinking Religious Otherness", Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2 December

  • "Early Modern Privacy? New Challenges, Old Theories", Annual Joint Forschungskolloquium for the Departments of History of Friedrich Schiller-University of Jena and University of Leipzig, Grossbothen, Germany, 7 July 

  • "Early Modern Privacy: Old Theories, New Questions", Swedish Historians' Summit, Umeå, Sweden, 15 June

  • with Lars Cyril Nørgaard: "Three Layers of Privacy. Historiographical observations on shifting spaces of interpretation", Privacy and Space, Centre for Privacy Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark, 9 June

  • "Chiliasm–Pacifism–Pragmatism. An Entangled History of Peace in Sweden and Pennsylvania", First Exploratory Workshop of the Nordic Peace Network, Centre for Privacy Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark, 27 April

  • "Generational Connections: Religious Dissent between Sweden and the German lands across three generations, ca 1700–1775", Herzog Ernst Stipendium Lecture, Forschungszentrum Gotha, Germany, 11 April

  • "Dippel in Sweden and the Fate of the Dippelians", Conference: Bausteine for eine Dippel-biografie, Forschungszentrum Gotha, Germany, 27 January

  • "Clio, Ranke, and the detectives. History between Scientific Standards and the Art of Storytelling". Invited lecture at Malmö Art Academy, Sweden, 11 January

Solmaz Sadeghi

  • "Inhabited Bridges in a Global View" a presentation at the Internal Seminar, School of Architecture, Royal College of Art, London, 2023

Carmen Garcia Sanchez

Fabio Gigone

  • “Pimp the Fiskers: Drawing as a Pedagogical Tool.” Kay Fisker Symposium – Appraisals and Reappraisals, The Royal Danish Academy, December 01.
  • “The Autoimmune City: Urban Strategies in Rome under Alexander VII (1656-57).” Symposium of Urban Design History and Theory, TU Delft, November 03.
  • “The Pyramid as Architectural Foreign Body: Immune Tactics in Rome under Alexander VII.” AISU International 2023, University of Ferrara, September 12.