2015
Staffan Bergwik, paper presentation, ”Father, son and the inheritance of oceanography: Otto Pettersson and Hans Pettersson at Bornö research station”, Understanding field science institutions, Umeå University, 26-27 August 2015, arranged by Umeå Studies in Science, Technology and Environment (USSTE) and the programme.
Karl Grandin & Görel Cavalli-Björkman (eds.), Vetenskapsakademiens Porträttsamling (Stockholm: Atlantis, 2015),
Karl Grandin, “‘I shall always follow your progress with warm interest’: Niels Bohr’ as seen from a Swedish perspective until 1930,” One hundred years of the Bohr atom: Proceedings from a conference: Scientia Danica. Series M· Mathematica et physica. Finn Aaserud & Helge Kragh (Copenhagen 2015), 522–546.
Thomas Kaiserfeld & Maja Fjæstad, “Det tomma Ingenjörshuset: Sociala processer, historiska händelser och ingenjörernas professionalitet”, i Med varm hand: Texter tillägnade Arne Kaijser, Nina Wormbs & Thomas Kaiserfeld (eds), Stockholm: Kungl. Tekniska Högskolan, 2015, 163-190 (PDF at Academia.edu)
Katarina Larsen, paper presentation, ”Field Science Domesticated? Gardening Practices, Chance and International Experiments at Bergius Botanic Garden”, Understanding field science institutions, Umeå University, 26-27 August 2015, arranged by Umeå Studies in Science, Technology and Environment (USSTE) and the programme.
Christer Nordlund, closing remarks, Understanding field science institutions, Umeå University, 26-27 August 2015, arranged by Umeå Studies in Science, Technology and Environment (USSTE) and the programme.
Sverker Sörlin, paper presentation, ”A Microgeography of Authority: Climate change, site specificity and the forming of environmental expertise at Tarfala, ca 1920 to 1970”, Understanding field science institutions, Umeå University, 26-27 August 2015, arranged by Umeå Studies in Science, Technology and Environment (USSTE) and the programme.
Anna Tunlid, paper presentation, ”The Field Station as a Place for Interactions”, Understanding field science institutions, Umeå University, 26-27 August 2015, arranged by Umeå Studies in Science, Technology and Environment (USSTE) and the programme.
Sven Widmalm, “The Third Manuscript: Rules of Conduct and the Fact-Value Distinction in Mid-20th Century Biochemistry”, in Isabelle Dussauges, Claes-Fredrik Helgesson & Francis Lee (eds), Value Practices in the Life Sciences and Medicine, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015, 71-95 (volume abstract).
2014
Jenny Beckman, lecture, ”Authors and collectors: Hartman’s Handbook and Botanical Education in Sweden in the 19th Century”, The History of Teaching Natural History, 10-11 October 2014, arrangerad by Society for the History of Natural History.
Jenny Beckman, paper presentation, ”Marking Scientific Territory: The Annual Reports of The Royal Swedish Academy Of Sciences, 1821-1848”, 6th International Conference of European Society for the History of Science, Lisbon, 4-6 September 2014
Jenny Beckman, paper presentation, ”Berzelius, Publications, and Priority”, Science and Modernization, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, 2 April 2014
Staffan Bergwik, paper presentation, ”A Shared Sense of Curiosity: Sven Hedin and the Public Yearning for Geography in the Early Twentieth Century”, History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Chicago, 6-9 November 2014. (abstract)
Karl Grandin, paper presentation, ”Från sanatorium till Nobelkommitte – C.W. Oseen och moderniseringen av fysiken i Sverige”, Fysikdagarna 2014, Stockholm (video)
Gustav Holmberg, paper presentation, ”Time standardisation”, Science and Modernization, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, 2 April 2014
Katarina Larsen, paper presentation, “Korrespondens och institutionella maskhål mellan Professor Bergianus och Kungliga Vetenskapsakademien”, 7 October 2014, Department of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, Umeå University, Sweden.
Katarina Larsen, paper presentation: “Interlocking memberships of Royal Academies of science and Engineering”, 28 April 2014, Stanford-Scancor Alumni workshop, Copenhagen Business School.
Anna Tunlid, paper presentation, ”xxx”, Science and Modernization, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, 2 April 2014
Sven Widmalm, paper presentation, ”Bruna nätverk bland svenska intellektuella 1933-1945”, Svenska historikermötet, 9 maj 2014.
Sven Widmalm, “United in Separation: The Inventions of Gel Filtration and the Moral Economy of Research in Swedish Biochemistry c. 1950-1970”, Science in Context 2,7:2 (2014), 249-274. (abstract)
2013
Jenny Beckman, paper presentation: ”Handbooks and the making or breaking of scientific careers”, 2013 International Congress of History of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Manchester, UK, 21-28 July 2013. (abstract)
Karl Grandin, ed. Emanuel Swedenborg – Exploring a “World memory”: Context, Content, Contribution (West Chester, 2013).
Karl Grandin,“Janne Rydberg och Bohrs atommodell,” Fysikaktuellt, nr 1 (2013), 6–8.
Karl Grandin, paper presentation, ”Niels Bohr from a Swedish perspective”, One hundred years of the Bohr atom, 1913–2013, Copenhagen, 11–14 June 2013.
Karl Grandin, “Niels Bohr frem til 1930 set fra et svensk perspektiv,” Bohr på ny (2013), 71–85.
Karl Grandin, “Bohrs atommodell i Sverige,” Fysikaktuellt, nr 4 (2013), 12–13.
Karl Grandin, review of G. Källstrand, Medaljens framsida Nobelpriset i pressen 1897–1911, in Lychnos (2013) 268–273.
Thomas Kaiserfeld, ”Why New Hybrid organisations are formed: Historical Perspective on Epistemic and Academic Drift”, Minerva, 16 april 2013. (article)
Sven Widmalm, “Innovation and Control: Performative Research Policy in Sweden”, in Sharon Rider et al. (eds.), Transformations in Research, Higher Education and the Academic Market: The Breakdown of Scientific Thought (Springer Verlag: Dordrecht, 2013), 39-52 (abstract).
Sven Widmalm, ”Science in Transit: Enlightenment Research Policy and Astronomy in Sweden”, The Journal of Astronomical Data, 19:1 (2013), 21-32 (abstract)
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