BremenNatureCultureLab

BNCL

27.9.2024: Prof. Adam Fish, University of New South Walves; Prof. Sebastian Vehlken, Carl von Ossietzky-Universität Oldenburg. “Drones at Sea: Environmental Activism, Ecological Monitoring, and Planetary Surveillance”

18:15–20:00, German Maritime Museum / Leibniz Institute of Maritime History, Hans-Scharoun Platz 1, Bremerhaven

14.1.2025. Tamar Novick, Humboldt Universität. “Milk and Honey: Technologies of Plenty in the Making of a Holy Land.”

7.1.2025. Katrin Amelang, Universität Bremen. “Techno-Körper treffen (auf) NaturenKulturen”

3.12.2024. Jia-Hui Lee, Bayreuth University. “Counterhuman: People, Rats, and an Anthropology of Technology.”

12.11.2024. Stefan Helmreich, MIT. “From A Book of Waves: Ocean Waves, Ocean Science, Ocean Media.”

5.11.2024. Yichun Zhang, Universität Bremen. “Die Fischtreppe in Bremen: Eine Multispezies Geschichtserzählung” (Treffen an der Weser)

15.10.2024. Eben Kirksey, University of Oxford. “Rifts in Ecological Processes”

27.9.2024: Prof. Adam Fish, University of New South Walves; Prof. Sebastian Vehlken, Carl von Ossietzky-Universität Oldenburg. “Drones at Sea: Environmental Activism, Ecological Monitoring, and Planetary Surveillance”

26.9.2024: Prof. Debjani Bhattacharyya, Zurich University; Prof. Jennifer Telasca, Radboud University. “Governing the Ocean: From Imperial Commerce to Blue Economies”