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Rebecka Lettevall och Eva Åhrén


NOBELMUSEETS FORSKNINGSAVDELNING

INBJUDER TILL SYMPOSIUM

MED FORSKARE FRÅN MEDICINSK MUSEION, KÖPENHAMNS UNIVERSITET

29 januari 2007

 

 
Representing Contemporary Biomedicine in a Museum Context
 

 

 

Introduction:

Thomas Söderqvist, Professor: ³The Problem²

 

Case Studies:

Søren Bak-Jensen, Senior Curator: ²Out of Time: Collecting and Storing
Kidneys for Transplantation².

Hanne Jessen, PhD candidate: ²What is a Laboratory Animal? A
Multi-Dimensional Approach to Human-Animal Relationship in Biomedical
Research".

Sniff Nexø, Postdoc Fellow: ³A Matter of Disposal: Enacting Aborted Foetuses
in Danish Hospitals².

Susanne Bauer, Postdoc Fellow: ³Displaying the Biopolitics of Epidemiologic
Risk Assessment: The Precard® Software as a Museum Object².

Jan Eric Olsén, Postdoc Fellow: ³Representing Virtual Surgery in the Medical
Museion².

 

Conclusion:

Camilla Mordhorst, Assistant Professor: ³Possible Solutions².

 

Commentator: 

Fredrik Svenaeus, Professor, Södertörns högskola.

 

Tid: Måndag 29 januari, kl. 16 ­ 19, med efterföljande postseminarium

Plats: Svenska Akademiens Ljusgård, Källargränd 4, 2 tr, Gamla Stan.

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Symposiet hålls på engelska.

 

 

 

The Medical Museion is an integrated research, teaching and museum
department at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen,
which focuses on the history and popular engagement with medicine. In
2005-2008, the department¹s activities are centered around the project
³Danish Biomedicine, 1955-2005: Integrating Medical Museology and the
Historiography of Recent Biomedicine². The aim of the project is to explore
different modes of representing contemporary biomedicine in research,
collections and exhibitions. In this seminar the aim of project will be
presented by means of five case-studies, each of which illustrates a way of
integrating research and curatorial activities.