Kalender

• 14. april - 16. april 2026

  Generational Gaps in the European Audiovisual Industry

  Workshop.

• 17. april 2026, kl. 14.15

  Moselig – mænd, kvinder og unisex

  Fredagsforelæsning ved forskningsprofessor MSO i Oldtid, Middelalder og Renæssance Ulla Mannering, Nationalmuseet.

• 17. april 2026, kl. 15.00-17.00

  Climate activism when morality fails

  Lecture with Professor John Broome.

• 20. april 2026, kl. 15.00-16.30

  Landscapes in transformation

  Talk with ethnologist Signe Skjoldborg Brieghel, assistant professor and landscape historian Bo Fritzbøger, associate professor, both Saxo Institute, UCPH.

• 21. april 2026, kl. 11.00-13.00

  Paneldebat om klima, klasse og økonomi

  Mens klimakrisen er langt fra valgkampens hovedtema, er behovet for kritiske blikke større end nogensinde. Her har forskere og aktivister de seneste år tilført debatten nye – og langt mere udfordrende – perspektiver.

• 23. april - 24. april 2026

  Religious Embodiment and Conversion Practices in Early Modern Europe and Beyond from 1500 to 1800

  Two day conference. 

• 23. april - 24. april 2026

  Making zines in the Anthropocene: Place-based engagements in research and pedagogy

  Seminar.

• 23. april 2026, kl. 15.00-17.00

  CANCELLED: Extreme Right Attitudes in Sweden, Germany and Poland: Preliminary results from a cross national survey

  CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Professor Pieter Bevelander, Malmö University.

• 23. april 2026, kl. 15.00-16.30

  Illiberal Environmentalism: A Trans-European History of Ideas

  CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Associate Professor Aron Buzogány, BOKU University Vienna.

• 24. april 2026, kl. 14.15

  'Making it’: Exploring Roman coins and mosaics through practical experiments

  Friday lecture by Fran Lam-March, PhD student in classical archaeology, King’s College London, and Will Wootton, Professor in classical archaeology, King’s College London.

• 29. april 2026, kl. 12.15-13.00

  Migration and Europe: a tale of two stories

  This session will explore the contrast between media narratives, statistical realities, public discourse, and lived experiences.

• 29. april 2026, kl. 14.00-17.00

  Ongoing research on Early Modern textiles in Denmark

  Seminar by Morten Grymer-Hansen, Ditte Kröner and Anne Kristine Larsen.

• 30. april 2026, kl. 10.15-11.45

  Global Migrations: Histories, Everyday Lives, and Epistemologies

  HUM:Global Flagship Initiative by Fabio Santos and Marie Sandberg, Saxo Institute.

• 30. april 2026, kl. 17.00

  "I morgen bliver bedre": Retelling the story of Christian VII, Caroline Mathilde and Struensee

  Book talk by artist Karoline Stjernfelt

• 1. maj 2026, kl. 14.15

  All quiet on the Western front? The Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age of Greece as seen from its Western mainland

  Friday lecture by PhD student Joos Melander, Saxo Institute.

• 8. maj 2026, kl. 14.15

  Haithabu som et nationalt projekt

  Fredagsforelæsning ved lektor i historie Carsten Jahnke, Saxo-Instituttet.

• 11. maj 2026, kl. 13.00-15.00

  Far (and not so far) Right Uses of the Bible in Contemporary Politics

  CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Senior Lecturer Hannah M. Strømmen, Lund University.

• 13. maj 2026, kl. 13.00-15.00

  Hyperfossil Empire: Some Thoughts on the Past, Present and Future of Fossil Fuels and Imperialism in the Middle

  Lecture by Andreas Malm.

• 20. maj 2026, kl. 9.00-9.45

  Ph.d. til morgenmad: Overlevelsesstrategier og naturressourcer på kanten af plantagelandbruget

  Oplæg med Rasmus Christensen.

• 27. maj - 29. maj 2026

  Ancient Landscapes of Textile Production

  The TRiVAL project hosts an interdisciplinary conference on textile production.

• 28. maj 2026, kl. 8.30-11.30

  Aldringsforskning og aldringsinnovation

  Lancering af initiativet KU-CARI.

• 16. juni 2026, kl. 13.00-17.00

  Women international civil servants and their contribution to international thought – 1920-1975

  Public lecture by postdoc Myriam Piguet, the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History.

• 9. juni 2027, kl. 13.15-14.30

  It’s Past Time to Leave Decolonizing Discourse Behind: Why and How?

  HUM:Global Talks! public lecture by Professor Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò.