Thu, 04.04.2024 – 05.04.2024

Ignaz-Lieben-Symposium 2024

Biological Stations around 1900: Organisational Forms, Practices and Paradigms of ‘Localized Internationality’

Zoological Station, Trieste, Italy, 1909 | Charles Atwood Kofoid Papers. Source: Collection Dalla Via

Around 1900, biological field stations were founded all over Europe, including the Habsburg Monarchy. The aim of this conference is to gain a better understanding of the individual stations and their role as local hubs in the production and international circulation of biological knowledge. Following a comparative approach, the interrelationship between organizational models, institutional practices, scientific significance and forms of internationality will be discussed – not least against the background of today's modes of global knowledge production.

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Information

 

venue: 
ÖAW | Campus Akademie
Collegium, Seminar room 1
Bäckerstraße 13,
1010 Wien

organisers:
Ignaz-Lieben-Gesellschaft (Wien), ÖAW und Heinrich-Heine Universität Düsseldorf

no registration required.

 

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