MUSE Workshops

Muse workshops are primarily for staff of Museion and will provide a discussion forum for work-in-progress and questions of importance to Medical Museion. An internal workshop can be:

• Presentations of research, communication and exhibition projects with feed-back from colleagues
• Workshops with guests at Medical Museion
• Discussions of a book, article or external project
• Discussions of questions pertinent to the general direction of Medical Museion
• … or something else to keep us inspired and on our toes

 

When and where? Workshops can be arranged at short notice, but there will be a set programme every two weeks. Workshops take place in the meeting room on Thursday 12.30-13.30. Feel free to bring your lunch. Contact Adam or Karin with suggestions, or if you would like to attend as an external participant. Note, all speakers are based at Medical Museion unless otherwise listed.

 

Coming up (see also Calendar):

 

May 24th: “Science in the Making” and “Ready Made Science” on Display

Speaker: Mads Kring

 

May 25th (note Friday): Metabolism, Hunger and Surgery through Different Methodological Lenses

Speakers: Louise Whiteley, Bente Vinge Pedersen and Niels Christian Vilstrup-Møller, and Line Hillersdal and Bodil Just Christensen (PhD Candidates, Institute for Food and Resource Economics, Copenhagen University)

 

June 7th: Identity Formation in Type 2 Diabetes Patients via Social Media

Speakers: Adrian Bertoli

 

Past workshops:

 

January 19th: Vision and Touch – Presentation of a Research Project

Speaker: Jan-Eric Olsén

 

January 26th: Collection Policy at Regensburg and Museion

Speakers: Roland Wittje (Associate Professor, University of Regensburg), Niels Christian Vilstrup-Møller and Thomas Söderqvist

 

 

March 8th: Science Communication – Dangerous Simplifications?

Speakers: Lone Frank (Author and Science Journalist)

 

March 15th: (IM)MATERIAL SPACES – Ideas for a Practice Oriented Research Project

Speaker: Ane Pilegaard

 

March 22nd: Preview of Papers for Conference on Public Communication of Science and Technology

Speakers: Adam Bencard, Louise Whiteley, Anette Stenslund, Karin Tybjerg and Thomas Söderqvist

 

March 29th (note 13.30-14.30): The Image of the Doctor – Discussion of an Exhibition Project

Speakers: Gert Almind, Astrid Møller-Olsen, Thomas Söderqvist

 

April 12th: Public Health Science Communication and Social Media

Speaker: Nina Bjerglund

 

April 24th (note Tuesday): Medical Sensations: Building an Exhibition About Medicine and the Five Senses

Speaker: David Pantalony (Adjunct Professor, University of Ottowa and Curator, Canada Science and Technology Museum)