PRESENTATIONS & LECTURES
Disseminating our project
2020
John Woitkowitz, 25 February 2020: “tba”
Modern European History Research Seminar
University of Cambridge
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2019
Johanne M. Bruun, 12 November 2019: “tba”
Science Museum
London
John Woitkowitz 28 June 2019, “August Petermann and the Speculative Geography of the Open Polar Sea”
Shaped by the Sea: Histories of Ocean Science, Medicine, and Technology
University of Manchester
Nanna K.L. Kaalund, 27 June 2019:”The Arctic Travels and Scientific Practices of Tookoolito and Eibierbing”
Shaped by the Sea: Histories of Ocean Science, Medicine, and Technology
University of Manchester
Nanna K. L. Kaalund and John Woitkowitz, 18 June 2019: “August Petermann, Elisha Kent Kane, and the Making of the Open Polar Sea”
Science Museum
London
John Woitkowitz, 5 June 2019: “Science, Networks, and Knowledge Communities: August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Sea”
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association
Vancouver
Nanna K. L. Kaalund, 27 February 2019: “Transnational History of (Arctic) Science”
Geographies of Knowledge Seminar
University of Cambridge
Richard Powell, 20 February 2019: “ARCTIC CULT”
Departmental Seminar
Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
Richard Powell, 12 February 2019: “ARCTIC CULT”
Departmental Seminar
Department of Geography, University of Sheffield
Richard Powell, 10 January 2019: “Writing the North?”
‘Arctic Politics’ Seminar Series
Copenhagen, Denmark
2018
Richard Powell, 30 November 2018: “Brexit and the Arctic”
Danish Institute for International Studies
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Nanna Kaalund, 29 November 2018: “A tale of Terror and Erebus: international collaboration and competition in the search for Franklin’s lost expedition.”
Darwin College
Cambridge, UK.
Richard Powell, 24 January 2018: “Arctic Cultures”
Geographies of Knowledge Seminar
Department of Geography, University of Cambridge.
Richard Powell, 12 January 2018: “Social Sciences and Humanities Research at the Scott Polar Research Institute”
‘Development of the UK-Russia Arctic Research and Collaboration Network’ Workshop
University of Cambridge.
