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THE LISBON ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY — FROM ROYALTYTO UNIVERSITY MUSEUMH. SOARESCIUHCT/FCT-NOVA, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
“THE WORLD AS NETWORK”: MUSEUM OF MEDICINAL PLANTS AND PHARMACY UNIVERSITE LIBRE DE BRUXELLESN. NYSTFree University of Brussels, Belgium
NEW LIFE OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS WITH THE STORIES OF THEIR PROFESSORSE. CORRADINIUniversity of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
1920s STUDENTS PROJECTS OF VHUTEMAS COLLECTION IN MARCHI MUSEUM FROM A MODERN STANDPOINTLARISA IVANOVA-VEEN, EVGENIYA LISOVSKAYAMARCHI Museum, Russia
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS — RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, Austria
PORTUGUESE LANDSNAILS BEQUEATH FOR THE SCIENCE MUSEUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA: A COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT CASE STUDYANDRÉ BREVES, PEDRO CASALEIROMuseu da Ciência Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
THE INTERACTION OF MUSEUMS AND ACADEMIC COLLECTIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES. DIALOGUE ON COMMITMENTS AND SUBSTANTIVE ROLE.JOANNA ŚLAGAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
UNKNOWN HERITAGE, A HISTORY TO FINDM. GARCÍA LIRIODepartment. Art History,University of Granada, Spain
COFFEE BREAK
POSTER SESSION(THEME 2):CHAIR: SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
REINTERPRETING THE UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE THROUGH NEW MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEBSJ.M. SOFÍAUniversity of Seville
FBAUL VIRTUAL PRINT ROOM — THE IMAGE OF A COLLECTION THE WEBALBERTO FARIACentro de Estudos e de Investigação em Belas-Artes, Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
DIGITIZING KU LEUVEN HERITAGE COLLECTIONSNATHALIE POOT, GEERT VANPAEMEL KU Leuven, Scientific Heritage Collections, KU Leuven, Faculty of Arts, Belgium
ETWIE, AT YOUR SERVICE. HOW WE PLAY A ROLE IN THE INTERUNIVERSITY PLATFORM FOR ACADEMIC HERITAGE IN FLANDERS, BELGIUMLIESELOT CORNELISETWIE/Museum of Industry Ghent, Belgium
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Phillipines
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THE HELSINKI UNIVERSITY MUSEUM HELPS CREATE AN EXHIBITIONPIA VUORIKOSKIHelsinki University Museum, Finland
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ESTHER BOELES, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
INSTITUTIONAL TEMPLATES: A JOURNEY TOWARDS NORTHERN MODELSLIVIU-OVIDIU POP, SANDA IGNAT, COSMINA TIMOCE-MOCANUThe Folklore Archives of the Romanian Academy Institute, Romania
CROWDSOURCING AND PARTICIPATORY CURATION AT ETH ZURICH S. WIEDERKEHRETH Zurich, ETH Library, Switzerland
STATE POLYTECHNIC MUSEUM AND MODERN UKRAINIAN DIGITALIZATIONB. LYSAK, N. PYSAREVSKAState Polytechnic Museum, Ukraine
PARTY IN MENDEL MUSEUM
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18:00
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Thursday 20 June 2019
WORKING GROUPSPART 1
COFFEE BREAK
WORKING GROUPS PART 2
WORKING GROUPS REPORT TO PLENARY
LUNCH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WRAP UP TALK AND GENERAL DISCUSSIONSTEPH SCHOLTEN, DIRECTOR OF HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
COFFEE BREAK
TRANSFER TO PRAGUE
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10:30
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Friday 21 June 2019
VISIT OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS IN PRAGUEAddress: Faculty of Science, Viničná 7, Prague
REGISTRATION(left-luggage available in Hrdlička museum of Man)
WELCOME SPEECH BY PETR HORÁK, VICE-DEAN OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE
PRESENTATIONS
ANDREJ SHBATMuseum of Human and Comparative Anatomy (First Faculty of Medicine)
ZUZANA SCHIEROVÁ, MARTINA GALETOVÁ THE HISTORY OF THE ANTHROPOLOGY COLLECTION OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITYHrdlička museum of Man
PATRIK MRÁZHISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND IMPORTANCE OF HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY. HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS AS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TOOL FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Department of Botany & Herbarium PRC
COFFEE BREAK
VISITING COLLECTIONS
LUNCH
VISITING COLLECTIONS
LIST OF COLLECTIONS:
INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY FIRST FACULTY OF MEDICINE CHARLES UNIVERSITY
STOMATOLOGICAL MUSEUMOF JAN JESENSKÝ
HRDLIČKA MUSEUM OF MAN
CHLUPÁČ MUSEUM OF EARTH HISTORY
MINERALOGY MUSEUM
THE MAP COLLECTION
HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS
BOTANICAL GARDEN AND GEOLOGICAL PARK
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS AS NETWORKS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE WORLD: SHAPING NARRATIVES OF KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE.
www.conference.mendelmuseum.muni.cz
Tuesday18 June 2019
REGISTRATION/COFFEE
CONFERENCE OPENINGWELCOME SPEECH BY HANA SVATOŇOVÁ, VICE-RECTOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS
WELCOME SPEECH BY SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, UNIVERSEUM PRESIDENT
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
THE WORLD AS A MACHINE OR AS A NETWORK?WHAT METAPHOR FOR WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSITY MUSEUM?MARLEN MOULIOUNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
GHENT UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AS AN ACTIVATOR OF CRITICAL CITIZENSHIPM. DOOM, M. MARIËN, E. WILLOCKX, W. DEDOBBELEERGhent University Museum, Belgium
BUILDING NEW MEANINGS FOR OLD COLLECTIONS: THE (RE)CREATION OF THE NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE MUSEUMCONSTANÇA VIEIRA DE ANDRADEUniversity of Porto, Portugal
8:30
9:30
9:45↓
11:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: JANET LAIDLA, UNIVERSITY OF TARTU, ESTONIA
MUSEUMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: UNIVERSITYMUSEUMS AS PART OF A NETWORK OF MITIGATIONG. MCDOWALLUniversity of Amsterdam, Faculty of Humanities, The Netherlands
HUMANITIES DIMENSION OF MUSEUMSALIAKSANDR KALBASKAEuropean Humanities University, Lithuania
A WIDER APPROACH TO THE UNIVERSITY CULTURAL HERITAGER. FRANCESCANGELIA, A. GARUCCIO, V. MONTENEGROMuseum System of the University of Bari, Italy
AN EXPERIMENTAL INTEGRATION OF COLLEC- TIONS WITHIN A UNIVER-SITY AND ITS NEIGHBOR NETWORK FOR TRAVELING EXHIBITION — IC TAIWAN EXHIBITION BRIDGING EUROPE AND ASIAJENG-HORNG CHENNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
LUNCH
11:00 ↓
11:45
11:45
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: CORNELIA WEBER, JUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITY, GERMANY
WHOSE INTERPRETATION? THE ‘GLOBAL’ UNIVERSITY, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBTION-
-MAKING, AND MUTABILITY IN THE MEANINGS OF MUSEUM OBJECTSMUNGO CAMPBELLUniversity of Glasgow, Scotland
’TIME STANDS STILL’ vs ‘THE LIVING COLLECTION’: TRANSITIONS IN HERITAGEGIOVANNA VITELLIPitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
MAPPING OF UNIVERSITY ART AND DESIGN GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION SPACES IN EUROPEEVA GARTNEROVÁTomas Bata University in Zlín, The Czech republic
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
WHY ACADEMIC RESEARCH DOES NOT ALWAYS SUPPORT EXHIBITIONSLEA LEPPIKUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
12:45 ↓
14:00
14:00↓
14:45
DO WE UNDERSTAND MUSEOLOGY? WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT — COLLECTION, EDUCATION OR PUBLIC ACTIVITIES?ONDŘEJ DOSTÁL, JENG-HORNG CHENMendel Museum of Masaryk University, Czech republic, National Cheng Kung University Museum,Taiwan
RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, University Museums, Graz, Austria
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
FROM ELITE TO BROADER AUDIENCESHANS HOOIJMAIJERSRijksmuseum Boerhaave, Netherlands
DANCING WITH MAGNETISMBJØRN V. JOHANSENMuseum of University History, University of Oslo, Norway
A MUSEUM PROJECT BASED ON SELF-LEARNING NATHALIE SÉJALON-DELMASUniversity Toulouse III-Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France
14:45
15:00↓
15:45
VISIT OF MASARYK UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
GUIDED TOUR OF CITY CENTRE
Wednesday 19 June 2019
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
CENTRALISING MUSEUMS IN A DECENTRALISED UNIVERSITYP. HARRISON, S. ACKERMANNUniversity of Oxford Saïd Business School, Oxford, United Kingdom,
THE ATHENS UNIVERSITY HISTORY MUSEUM EXHIBITSTHROUGH THE EYES OF THE TEENAGERS. A SCHOOL STUDENT COMPETITONF. TSITOU, E. PAPOULIASAthens University History Museum, Greece
INTERDISCIPLINARY INTER-PRETATION: LEARNING, CHA- LLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CONSORTIUMJ. MCPHEEUniversity of Cambridge Museums, United Kingdom
16:00
19:00
9:00↓
10:30
TITLE „TOY STORIES“: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO A 20TH CENTURY TOY COLLECTIONC.G. GOUGOULI, N. PANTZOU, G. STYLIARASUniversity of Patras, Greece
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
COLLECTIVE MEMORY: ENGAGING THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY USING NEW MEDIADANIËL ERMENSUniversity of Antwerp, Belgium
STUDENTS AS COCREATORS OF KNOWLEDGE: VIDEO, OBJECT BASED LEARNING, AND COLLABORATIVE REFLECTIVE PRACTICE Z.HENDON, A. BAEZA RUIZMuseum of Domestic Design and Architecture, Middlesex University, United Kingdom
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Philippines
10:30
11:00↓
12:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
VIRTUAL REALITY AND EDUCATION IN MUSEUMSJ. LAIDLAUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
“FRANKENSTEIN SENIOR”: DISCOVERING THE SCIENTIFIC ROOTS OF A LITERARY MYTH AT THE
„MUSEO DI PALAZZO POGGI“ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNAE. BERTOZZI, A. ADDIS, A. MANAGLIAUniversity Museum System, University of Bologna, Italy
LUNCH
THEME 1,2 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONS CHAIR: HUGUES DREYSSÉ, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
MEMORY AND MUSEUMS: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO INTERPRETATIONA.L.HADFIELD, R.J.SWEETMAN, A. O’CONNORLearning & Access Curator, Museum Collections Unit, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, United Kingdom
12:00↓
12:30
12:30
13:30↓
14:45
OUR HERITAGE IS NOT OUR OWN: THE DIGITAL WORLD AND DIFFICULT HISTORIESJAMES HOPKINSThe University of Manchester, United Kingdom
A VISITOR-ORIENTED APPROACH TO UNIVERSITY MUSEUM COMMUNICATIONCHIARA BARTOLINIUniversity of Bologna, Italy
POSTER SESSION(THEME 1)CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE PRESENTATION OF INTANGIBLE HERITAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF A TEMPORARY EXHIBITION AT THE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY MUSEUMM.TABORSKAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
DIFFERENT APPROACH TO DIFFERENT AUDIENCESMACIEJ KLUZA, KATARZYNA ZIĘBAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
TÉCNICO MUSEUMS - CONNECTING SCIENCE, CONNECTING PEOPLEN. J. ROCHA, A.P. TOMÉ, C.F. FERNANDES, M.F. PEREIRA, M. S. PIEDADEInstituto Superior Técnico - University of Lisbon, Portugal
ORGANISING UNIVERSITY ART COLLECTIONMARIA NATALIA GAJEKJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
14:45↓
15:45
Tuesday18 June 2019
REGISTRATION/COFFEE
CONFERENCE OPENINGWELCOME SPEECH BY HANA SVATOŇOVÁ, VICE-RECTOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS
WELCOME SPEECH BY SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, UNIVERSEUM PRESIDENT
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
THE WORLD AS A MACHINE OR AS A NETWORK?WHAT METAPHOR FOR WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSITY MUSEUM?MARLEN MOULIOUNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
GHENT UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AS AN ACTIVATOR OF CRITICAL CITIZENSHIPM. DOOM, M. MARIËN, E. WILLOCKX, W. DEDOBBELEERGhent University Museum, Belgium
BUILDING NEW MEANINGS FOR OLD COLLECTIONS: THE (RE)CREATION OF THE NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE MUSEUMCONSTANÇA VIEIRA DE ANDRADEUniversity of Porto, Portugal
8:30
9:30
9:45↓
11:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: JANET LAIDLA, UNIVERSITY OF TARTU, ESTONIA
MUSEUMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: UNIVERSITYMUSEUMS AS PART OF A NETWORK OF MITIGATIONG. MCDOWALLUniversity of Amsterdam, Faculty of Humanities, The Netherlands
HUMANITIES DIMENSION OF MUSEUMSALIAKSANDR KALBASKAEuropean Humanities University, Lithuania
A WIDER APPROACH TO THE UNIVERSITY CULTURAL HERITAGER. FRANCESCANGELIA, A. GARUCCIO, V. MONTENEGROMuseum System of the University of Bari, Italy
AN EXPERIMENTAL INTEGRATION OF COLLEC- TIONS WITHIN A UNIVER-SITY AND ITS NEIGHBOR NETWORK FOR TRAVELING EXHIBITION — IC TAIWAN EXHIBITION BRIDGING EUROPE AND ASIAJENG-HORNG CHENNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
LUNCH
11:00 ↓
11:45
11:45
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: CORNELIA WEBER, JUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITY, GERMANY
WHOSE INTERPRETATION? THE ‘GLOBAL’ UNIVERSITY, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBTION-
-MAKING, AND MUTABILITY IN THE MEANINGS OF MUSEUM OBJECTSMUNGO CAMPBELLUniversity of Glasgow, Scotland
’TIME STANDS STILL’ vs ‘THE LIVING COLLECTION’: TRANSITIONS IN HERITAGEGIOVANNA VITELLIPitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
MAPPING OF UNIVERSITY ART AND DESIGN GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION SPACES IN EUROPEEVA GARTNEROVÁTomas Bata University in Zlín, The Czech republic
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
WHY ACADEMIC RESEARCH DOES NOT ALWAYS SUPPORT EXHIBITIONSLEA LEPPIKUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
12:45 ↓
14:00
14:00↓
14:45
DO WE UNDERSTAND MUSEOLOGY? WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT — COLLECTION, EDUCATION OR PUBLIC ACTIVITIES?ONDŘEJ DOSTÁL, JENG-HORNG CHENMendel Museum of Masaryk University, Czech republic, National Cheng Kung University Museum,Taiwan
RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, University Museums, Graz, Austria
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
FROM ELITE TO BROADER AUDIENCESHANS HOOIJMAIJERSRijksmuseum Boerhaave, Netherlands
DANCING WITH MAGNETISMBJØRN V. JOHANSENMuseum of University History, University of Oslo, Norway
A MUSEUM PROJECT BASED ON SELF-LEARNING NATHALIE SÉJALON-DELMASUniversity Toulouse III-Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France
14:45
15:00↓
15:45
VISIT OF MASARYK UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
GUIDED TOUR OF CITY CENTRE
Wednesday 19 June 2019
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
CENTRALISING MUSEUMS IN A DECENTRALISED UNIVERSITYP. HARRISON, S. ACKERMANNUniversity of Oxford Saïd Business School, Oxford, United Kingdom,
THE ATHENS UNIVERSITY HISTORY MUSEUM EXHIBITSTHROUGH THE EYES OF THE TEENAGERS. A SCHOOL STUDENT COMPETITONF. TSITOU, E. PAPOULIASAthens University History Museum, Greece
INTERDISCIPLINARY INTER-PRETATION: LEARNING, CHA- LLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CONSORTIUMJ. MCPHEEUniversity of Cambridge Museums, United Kingdom
16:00
19:00
9:00↓
10:30
TITLE „TOY STORIES“: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO A 20TH CENTURY TOY COLLECTIONC.G. GOUGOULI, N. PANTZOU, G. STYLIARASUniversity of Patras, Greece
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
COLLECTIVE MEMORY: ENGAGING THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY USING NEW MEDIADANIËL ERMENSUniversity of Antwerp, Belgium
STUDENTS AS COCREATORS OF KNOWLEDGE: VIDEO, OBJECT BASED LEARNING, AND COLLABORATIVE REFLECTIVE PRACTICE Z.HENDON, A. BAEZA RUIZMuseum of Domestic Design and Architecture, Middlesex University, United Kingdom
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Philippines
10:30
11:00↓
12:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
VIRTUAL REALITY AND EDUCATION IN MUSEUMSJ. LAIDLAUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
“FRANKENSTEIN SENIOR”: DISCOVERING THE SCIENTIFIC ROOTS OF A LITERARY MYTH AT THE
„MUSEO DI PALAZZO POGGI“ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNAE. BERTOZZI, A. ADDIS, A. MANAGLIAUniversity Museum System, University of Bologna, Italy
LUNCH
THEME 1,2 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONS CHAIR: HUGUES DREYSSÉ, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
MEMORY AND MUSEUMS: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO INTERPRETATIONA.L.HADFIELD, R.J.SWEETMAN, A. O’CONNORLearning & Access Curator, Museum Collections Unit, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, United Kingdom
12:00↓
12:30
12:30
13:30↓
14:45
OUR HERITAGE IS NOT OUR OWN: THE DIGITAL WORLD AND DIFFICULT HISTORIESJAMES HOPKINSThe University of Manchester, United Kingdom
A VISITOR-ORIENTED APPROACH TO UNIVERSITY MUSEUM COMMUNICATIONCHIARA BARTOLINIUniversity of Bologna, Italy
POSTER SESSION(THEME 1)CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE PRESENTATION OF INTANGIBLE HERITAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF A TEMPORARY EXHIBITION AT THE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY MUSEUMM.TABORSKAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
DIFFERENT APPROACH TO DIFFERENT AUDIENCESMACIEJ KLUZA, KATARZYNA ZIĘBAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
TÉCNICO MUSEUMS - CONNECTING SCIENCE, CONNECTING PEOPLEN. J. ROCHA, A.P. TOMÉ, C.F. FERNANDES, M.F. PEREIRA, M. S. PIEDADEInstituto Superior Técnico - University of Lisbon, Portugal
ORGANISING UNIVERSITY ART COLLECTIONMARIA NATALIA GAJEKJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
14:45↓
15:45
Tuesday18 June 2019
REGISTRATION/COFFEE
CONFERENCE OPENINGWELCOME SPEECH BY HANA SVATOŇOVÁ, VICE-RECTOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS
WELCOME SPEECH BY SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, UNIVERSEUM PRESIDENT
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
THE WORLD AS A MACHINE OR AS A NETWORK?WHAT METAPHOR FOR WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSITY MUSEUM?MARLEN MOULIOUNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
GHENT UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AS AN ACTIVATOR OF CRITICAL CITIZENSHIPM. DOOM, M. MARIËN, E. WILLOCKX, W. DEDOBBELEERGhent University Museum, Belgium
BUILDING NEW MEANINGS FOR OLD COLLECTIONS: THE (RE)CREATION OF THE NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE MUSEUMCONSTANÇA VIEIRA DE ANDRADEUniversity of Porto, Portugal
8:30
9:30
9:45↓
11:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: JANET LAIDLA, UNIVERSITY OF TARTU, ESTONIA
MUSEUMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: UNIVERSITYMUSEUMS AS PART OF A NETWORK OF MITIGATIONG. MCDOWALLUniversity of Amsterdam, Faculty of Humanities, The Netherlands
HUMANITIES DIMENSION OF MUSEUMSALIAKSANDR KALBASKAEuropean Humanities University, Lithuania
A WIDER APPROACH TO THE UNIVERSITY CULTURAL HERITAGER. FRANCESCANGELIA, A. GARUCCIO, V. MONTENEGROMuseum System of the University of Bari, Italy
AN EXPERIMENTAL INTEGRATION OF COLLEC- TIONS WITHIN A UNIVER-SITY AND ITS NEIGHBOR NETWORK FOR TRAVELING EXHIBITION — IC TAIWAN EXHIBITION BRIDGING EUROPE AND ASIAJENG-HORNG CHENNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
LUNCH
11:00 ↓
11:45
11:45
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: CORNELIA WEBER, JUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITY, GERMANY
WHOSE INTERPRETATION? THE ‘GLOBAL’ UNIVERSITY, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBTION-
-MAKING, AND MUTABILITY IN THE MEANINGS OF MUSEUM OBJECTSMUNGO CAMPBELLUniversity of Glasgow, Scotland
’TIME STANDS STILL’ vs ‘THE LIVING COLLECTION’: TRANSITIONS IN HERITAGEGIOVANNA VITELLIPitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
MAPPING OF UNIVERSITY ART AND DESIGN GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION SPACES IN EUROPEEVA GARTNEROVÁTomas Bata University in Zlín, The Czech republic
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
WHY ACADEMIC RESEARCH DOES NOT ALWAYS SUPPORT EXHIBITIONSLEA LEPPIKUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
12:45 ↓
14:00
14:00↓
14:45
DO WE UNDERSTAND MUSEOLOGY? WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT — COLLECTION, EDUCATION OR PUBLIC ACTIVITIES?ONDŘEJ DOSTÁL, JENG-HORNG CHENMendel Museum of Masaryk University, Czech republic, National Cheng Kung University Museum,Taiwan
RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, University Museums, Graz, Austria
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
FROM ELITE TO BROADER AUDIENCESHANS HOOIJMAIJERSRijksmuseum Boerhaave, Netherlands
DANCING WITH MAGNETISMBJØRN V. JOHANSENMuseum of University History, University of Oslo, Norway
A MUSEUM PROJECT BASED ON SELF-LEARNING NATHALIE SÉJALON-DELMASUniversity Toulouse III-Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France
14:45
15:00↓
15:45
VISIT OF MASARYK UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
GUIDED TOUR OF CITY CENTRE
Wednesday 19 June 2019
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
CENTRALISING MUSEUMS IN A DECENTRALISED UNIVERSITYP. HARRISON, S. ACKERMANNUniversity of Oxford Saïd Business School, Oxford, United Kingdom,
THE ATHENS UNIVERSITY HISTORY MUSEUM EXHIBITSTHROUGH THE EYES OF THE TEENAGERS. A SCHOOL STUDENT COMPETITONF. TSITOU, E. PAPOULIASAthens University History Museum, Greece
INTERDISCIPLINARY INTER-PRETATION: LEARNING, CHA- LLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CONSORTIUMJ. MCPHEEUniversity of Cambridge Museums, United Kingdom
16:00
19:00
9:00↓
10:30
TITLE „TOY STORIES“: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO A 20TH CENTURY TOY COLLECTIONC.G. GOUGOULI, N. PANTZOU, G. STYLIARASUniversity of Patras, Greece
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
COLLECTIVE MEMORY: ENGAGING THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY USING NEW MEDIADANIËL ERMENSUniversity of Antwerp, Belgium
STUDENTS AS COCREATORS OF KNOWLEDGE: VIDEO, OBJECT BASED LEARNING, AND COLLABORATIVE REFLECTIVE PRACTICE Z.HENDON, A. BAEZA RUIZMuseum of Domestic Design and Architecture, Middlesex University, United Kingdom
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Philippines
10:30
11:00↓
12:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
VIRTUAL REALITY AND EDUCATION IN MUSEUMSJ. LAIDLAUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
“FRANKENSTEIN SENIOR”: DISCOVERING THE SCIENTIFIC ROOTS OF A LITERARY MYTH AT THE
„MUSEO DI PALAZZO POGGI“ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNAE. BERTOZZI, A. ADDIS, A. MANAGLIAUniversity Museum System, University of Bologna, Italy
LUNCH
THEME 1,2 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONS CHAIR: HUGUES DREYSSÉ, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
MEMORY AND MUSEUMS: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO INTERPRETATIONA.L.HADFIELD, R.J.SWEETMAN, A. O’CONNORLearning & Access Curator, Museum Collections Unit, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, United Kingdom
12:00↓
12:30
12:30
13:30↓
14:45
OUR HERITAGE IS NOT OUR OWN: THE DIGITAL WORLD AND DIFFICULT HISTORIESJAMES HOPKINSThe University of Manchester, United Kingdom
A VISITOR-ORIENTED APPROACH TO UNIVERSITY MUSEUM COMMUNICATIONCHIARA BARTOLINIUniversity of Bologna, Italy
POSTER SESSION(THEME 1)CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE PRESENTATION OF INTANGIBLE HERITAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF A TEMPORARY EXHIBITION AT THE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY MUSEUMM.TABORSKAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
DIFFERENT APPROACH TO DIFFERENT AUDIENCESMACIEJ KLUZA, KATARZYNA ZIĘBAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
TÉCNICO MUSEUMS - CONNECTING SCIENCE, CONNECTING PEOPLEN. J. ROCHA, A.P. TOMÉ, C.F. FERNANDES, M.F. PEREIRA, M. S. PIEDADEInstituto Superior Técnico - University of Lisbon, Portugal
ORGANISING UNIVERSITY ART COLLECTIONMARIA NATALIA GAJEKJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
14:45↓
15:45
Tuesday18 June 2019
REGISTRATION/COFFEE
CONFERENCE OPENINGWELCOME SPEECH BY HANA SVATOŇOVÁ, VICE-RECTOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS
WELCOME SPEECH BY SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, UNIVERSEUM PRESIDENT
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
THE WORLD AS A MACHINE OR AS A NETWORK?WHAT METAPHOR FOR WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSITY MUSEUM?MARLEN MOULIOUNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
GHENT UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AS AN ACTIVATOR OF CRITICAL CITIZENSHIPM. DOOM, M. MARIËN, E. WILLOCKX, W. DEDOBBELEERGhent University Museum, Belgium
BUILDING NEW MEANINGS FOR OLD COLLECTIONS: THE (RE)CREATION OF THE NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE MUSEUMCONSTANÇA VIEIRA DE ANDRADEUniversity of Porto, Portugal
8:30
9:30
9:45↓
11:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: JANET LAIDLA, UNIVERSITY OF TARTU, ESTONIA
MUSEUMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: UNIVERSITYMUSEUMS AS PART OF A NETWORK OF MITIGATIONG. MCDOWALLUniversity of Amsterdam, Faculty of Humanities, The Netherlands
HUMANITIES DIMENSION OF MUSEUMSALIAKSANDR KALBASKAEuropean Humanities University, Lithuania
A WIDER APPROACH TO THE UNIVERSITY CULTURAL HERITAGER. FRANCESCANGELIA, A. GARUCCIO, V. MONTENEGROMuseum System of the University of Bari, Italy
AN EXPERIMENTAL INTEGRATION OF COLLEC- TIONS WITHIN A UNIVER-SITY AND ITS NEIGHBOR NETWORK FOR TRAVELING EXHIBITION — IC TAIWAN EXHIBITION BRIDGING EUROPE AND ASIAJENG-HORNG CHENNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
LUNCH
11:00 ↓
11:45
11:45
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: CORNELIA WEBER, JUSTUS-LIEBIG-UNIVERSITY, GERMANY
WHOSE INTERPRETATION? THE ‘GLOBAL’ UNIVERSITY, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBTION-
-MAKING, AND MUTABILITY IN THE MEANINGS OF MUSEUM OBJECTSMUNGO CAMPBELLUniversity of Glasgow, Scotland
’TIME STANDS STILL’ vs ‘THE LIVING COLLECTION’: TRANSITIONS IN HERITAGEGIOVANNA VITELLIPitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
MAPPING OF UNIVERSITY ART AND DESIGN GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION SPACES IN EUROPEEVA GARTNEROVÁTomas Bata University in Zlín, The Czech republic
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
WHY ACADEMIC RESEARCH DOES NOT ALWAYS SUPPORT EXHIBITIONSLEA LEPPIKUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
12:45 ↓
14:00
14:00↓
14:45
DO WE UNDERSTAND MUSEOLOGY? WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT — COLLECTION, EDUCATION OR PUBLIC ACTIVITIES?ONDŘEJ DOSTÁL, JENG-HORNG CHENMendel Museum of Masaryk University, Czech republic, National Cheng Kung University Museum,Taiwan
RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, University Museums, Graz, Austria
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ROLAND WITTJE, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS, INDIA
FROM ELITE TO BROADER AUDIENCESHANS HOOIJMAIJERSRijksmuseum Boerhaave, Netherlands
DANCING WITH MAGNETISMBJØRN V. JOHANSENMuseum of University History, University of Oslo, Norway
A MUSEUM PROJECT BASED ON SELF-LEARNING NATHALIE SÉJALON-DELMASUniversity Toulouse III-Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France
14:45
15:00↓
15:45
VISIT OF MASARYK UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
GUIDED TOUR OF CITY CENTRE
Wednesday 19 June 2019
THEME 1 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: BJØRN VIDAR JOHANSEN, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY
CENTRALISING MUSEUMS IN A DECENTRALISED UNIVERSITYP. HARRISON, S. ACKERMANNUniversity of Oxford Saïd Business School, Oxford, United Kingdom,
THE ATHENS UNIVERSITY HISTORY MUSEUM EXHIBITSTHROUGH THE EYES OF THE TEENAGERS. A SCHOOL STUDENT COMPETITONF. TSITOU, E. PAPOULIASAthens University History Museum, Greece
INTERDISCIPLINARY INTER-PRETATION: LEARNING, CHA- LLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CONSORTIUMJ. MCPHEEUniversity of Cambridge Museums, United Kingdom
16:00
19:00
9:00↓
10:30
TITLE „TOY STORIES“: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO A 20TH CENTURY TOY COLLECTIONC.G. GOUGOULI, N. PANTZOU, G. STYLIARASUniversity of Patras, Greece
COFFEE BREAK
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
COLLECTIVE MEMORY: ENGAGING THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY USING NEW MEDIADANIËL ERMENSUniversity of Antwerp, Belgium
STUDENTS AS COCREATORS OF KNOWLEDGE: VIDEO, OBJECT BASED LEARNING, AND COLLABORATIVE REFLECTIVE PRACTICE Z.HENDON, A. BAEZA RUIZMuseum of Domestic Design and Architecture, Middlesex University, United Kingdom
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Philippines
10:30
11:00↓
12:00
THEME 1 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: MARIA ECONOMOU, THE HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
VIRTUAL REALITY AND EDUCATION IN MUSEUMSJ. LAIDLAUniversity of Tartu, Estonia
“FRANKENSTEIN SENIOR”: DISCOVERING THE SCIENTIFIC ROOTS OF A LITERARY MYTH AT THE
„MUSEO DI PALAZZO POGGI“ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNAE. BERTOZZI, A. ADDIS, A. MANAGLIAUniversity Museum System, University of Bologna, Italy
LUNCH
THEME 1,2 / 15 MIN PRESENTATIONS CHAIR: HUGUES DREYSSÉ, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
MEMORY AND MUSEUMS: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO INTERPRETATIONA.L.HADFIELD, R.J.SWEETMAN, A. O’CONNORLearning & Access Curator, Museum Collections Unit, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, United Kingdom
12:00↓
12:30
12:30
13:30↓
14:45
OUR HERITAGE IS NOT OUR OWN: THE DIGITAL WORLD AND DIFFICULT HISTORIESJAMES HOPKINSThe University of Manchester, United Kingdom
A VISITOR-ORIENTED APPROACH TO UNIVERSITY MUSEUM COMMUNICATIONCHIARA BARTOLINIUniversity of Bologna, Italy
POSTER SESSION(THEME 1)CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE PRESENTATION OF INTANGIBLE HERITAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF A TEMPORARY EXHIBITION AT THE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY MUSEUMM.TABORSKAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
DIFFERENT APPROACH TO DIFFERENT AUDIENCESMACIEJ KLUZA, KATARZYNA ZIĘBAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
TÉCNICO MUSEUMS - CONNECTING SCIENCE, CONNECTING PEOPLEN. J. ROCHA, A.P. TOMÉ, C.F. FERNANDES, M.F. PEREIRA, M. S. PIEDADEInstituto Superior Técnico - University of Lisbon, Portugal
ORGANISING UNIVERSITY ART COLLECTIONMARIA NATALIA GAJEKJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
14:45↓
15:45
THE LISBON ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY — FROM ROYALTYTO UNIVERSITY MUSEUMH. SOARESCIUHCT/FCT-NOVA, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
“THE WORLD AS NETWORK”: MUSEUM OF MEDICINAL PLANTS AND PHARMACY UNIVERSITE LIBRE DE BRUXELLESN. NYSTFree University of Brussels, Belgium
NEW LIFE OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS WITH THE STORIES OF THEIR PROFESSORSE. CORRADINIUniversity of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
1920s STUDENTS PROJECTS OF VHUTEMAS COLLECTION IN MARCHI MUSEUM FROM A MODERN STANDPOINTLARISA IVANOVA-VEEN, EVGENIYA LISOVSKAYAMARCHI Museum, Russia
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS — RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, Austria
PORTUGUESE LANDSNAILS BEQUEATH FOR THE SCIENCE MUSEUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA: A COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT CASE STUDYANDRÉ BREVES, PEDRO CASALEIROMuseu da Ciência Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
THE INTERACTION OF MUSEUMS AND ACADEMIC COLLECTIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES. DIALOGUE ON COMMITMENTS AND SUBSTANTIVE ROLE.JOANNA ŚLAGAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
UNKNOWN HERITAGE, A HISTORY TO FINDM. GARCÍA LIRIODepartment. Art History,University of Granada, Spain
COFFEE BREAK
POSTER SESSION(THEME 2):CHAIR: SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
REINTERPRETING THE UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE THROUGH NEW MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEBSJ.M. SOFÍAUniversity of Seville
FBAUL VIRTUAL PRINT ROOM — THE IMAGE OF A COLLECTION THE WEBALBERTO FARIACentro de Estudos e de Investigação em Belas-Artes, Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
DIGITIZING KU LEUVEN HERITAGE COLLECTIONSNATHALIE POOT, GEERT VANPAEMEL KU Leuven, Scientific Heritage Collections, KU Leuven, Faculty of Arts, Belgium
ETWIE, AT YOUR SERVICE. HOW WE PLAY A ROLE IN THE INTERUNIVERSITY PLATFORM FOR ACADEMIC HERITAGE IN FLANDERS, BELGIUMLIESELOT CORNELISETWIE/Museum of Industry Ghent, Belgium
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Phillipines
15:45
16:15↓
17:15
THE HELSINKI UNIVERSITY MUSEUM HELPS CREATE AN EXHIBITIONPIA VUORIKOSKIHelsinki University Museum, Finland
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ESTHER BOELES, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
INSTITUTIONAL TEMPLATES: A JOURNEY TOWARDS NORTHERN MODELSLIVIU-OVIDIU POP, SANDA IGNAT, COSMINA TIMOCE-MOCANUThe Folklore Archives of the Romanian Academy Institute, Romania
CROWDSOURCING AND PARTICIPATORY CURATION AT ETH ZURICH S. WIEDERKEHRETH Zurich, ETH Library, Switzerland
STATE POLYTECHNIC MUSEUM AND MODERN UKRAINIAN DIGITALIZATIONB. LYSAK, N. PYSAREVSKAState Polytechnic Museum, Ukraine
PARTY IN MENDEL MUSEUM
17:15 ↓
18:00
18:30
Thursday 20 June 2019
WORKING GROUPSPART 1
COFFEE BREAK
WORKING GROUPS PART 2
WORKING GROUPS REPORT TO PLENARY
LUNCH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WRAP UP TALK AND GENERAL DISCUSSIONSTEPH SCHOLTEN, DIRECTOR OF HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
COFFEE BREAK
TRANSFER TO PRAGUE
9:00
10:30
11:00
12:00
12:30
13:30
14:30
15:30
16:00
8:30↓
9:00
9:00↓
10:30
10:30
11:00
13:00
14:00 ↓
16:00
Friday 21 June 2019
VISIT OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS IN PRAGUEAddress: Faculty of Science, Viničná 7, Prague
REGISTRATION(left-luggage available in Hrdlička museum of Man)
WELCOME SPEECH BY PETR HORÁK, VICE-DEAN OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE
PRESENTATIONS
ANDREJ SHBATMuseum of Human and Comparative Anatomy (First Faculty of Medicine)
ZUZANA SCHIEROVÁ, MARTINA GALETOVÁ THE HISTORY OF THE ANTHROPOLOGY COLLECTION OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITYHrdlička museum of Man
PATRIK MRÁZHISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND IMPORTANCE OF HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY. HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS AS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TOOL FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Department of Botany & Herbarium PRC
COFFEE BREAK
VISITING COLLECTIONS
LUNCH
VISITING COLLECTIONS
LIST OF COLLECTIONS:
INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY FIRST FACULTY OF MEDICINE CHARLES UNIVERSITY
STOMATOLOGICAL MUSEUMOF JAN JESENSKÝ
HRDLIČKA MUSEUM OF MAN
CHLUPÁČ MUSEUM OF EARTH HISTORY
MINERALOGY MUSEUM
THE MAP COLLECTION
HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS
BOTANICAL GARDEN AND GEOLOGICAL PARK
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS AS NETWORKS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE WORLD: SHAPING NARRATIVES OF KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE.
www.conference.mendelmuseum.muni.cz
THE LISBON ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY — FROM ROYALTYTO UNIVERSITY MUSEUMH. SOARESCIUHCT/FCT-NOVA, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
“THE WORLD AS NETWORK”: MUSEUM OF MEDICINAL PLANTS AND PHARMACY UNIVERSITE LIBRE DE BRUXELLESN. NYSTFree University of Brussels, Belgium
NEW LIFE OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS WITH THE STORIES OF THEIR PROFESSORSE. CORRADINIUniversity of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
1920s STUDENTS PROJECTS OF VHUTEMAS COLLECTION IN MARCHI MUSEUM FROM A MODERN STANDPOINTLARISA IVANOVA-VEEN, EVGENIYA LISOVSKAYAMARCHI Museum, Russia
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS — RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, Austria
PORTUGUESE LANDSNAILS BEQUEATH FOR THE SCIENCE MUSEUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA: A COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT CASE STUDYANDRÉ BREVES, PEDRO CASALEIROMuseu da Ciência Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
THE INTERACTION OF MUSEUMS AND ACADEMIC COLLECTIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES. DIALOGUE ON COMMITMENTS AND SUBSTANTIVE ROLE.JOANNA ŚLAGAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
UNKNOWN HERITAGE, A HISTORY TO FINDM. GARCÍA LIRIODepartment. Art History,University of Granada, Spain
COFFEE BREAK
POSTER SESSION(THEME 2):CHAIR: SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
REINTERPRETING THE UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE THROUGH NEW MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEBSJ.M. SOFÍAUniversity of Seville
FBAUL VIRTUAL PRINT ROOM — THE IMAGE OF A COLLECTION THE WEBALBERTO FARIACentro de Estudos e de Investigação em Belas-Artes, Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
DIGITIZING KU LEUVEN HERITAGE COLLECTIONSNATHALIE POOT, GEERT VANPAEMEL KU Leuven, Scientific Heritage Collections, KU Leuven, Faculty of Arts, Belgium
ETWIE, AT YOUR SERVICE. HOW WE PLAY A ROLE IN THE INTERUNIVERSITY PLATFORM FOR ACADEMIC HERITAGE IN FLANDERS, BELGIUMLIESELOT CORNELISETWIE/Museum of Industry Ghent, Belgium
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Phillipines
15:45
16:15↓
17:15
THE HELSINKI UNIVERSITY MUSEUM HELPS CREATE AN EXHIBITIONPIA VUORIKOSKIHelsinki University Museum, Finland
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ESTHER BOELES, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
INSTITUTIONAL TEMPLATES: A JOURNEY TOWARDS NORTHERN MODELSLIVIU-OVIDIU POP, SANDA IGNAT, COSMINA TIMOCE-MOCANUThe Folklore Archives of the Romanian Academy Institute, Romania
CROWDSOURCING AND PARTICIPATORY CURATION AT ETH ZURICH S. WIEDERKEHRETH Zurich, ETH Library, Switzerland
STATE POLYTECHNIC MUSEUM AND MODERN UKRAINIAN DIGITALIZATIONB. LYSAK, N. PYSAREVSKAState Polytechnic Museum, Ukraine
PARTY IN MENDEL MUSEUM
17:15 ↓
18:00
18:30
Thursday 20 June 2019
WORKING GROUPSPART 1
COFFEE BREAK
WORKING GROUPS PART 2
WORKING GROUPS REPORT TO PLENARY
LUNCH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WRAP UP TALK AND GENERAL DISCUSSIONSTEPH SCHOLTEN, DIRECTOR OF HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
COFFEE BREAK
TRANSFER TO PRAGUE
9:00
10:30
11:00
12:00
12:30
13:30
14:30
15:30
16:00
8:30↓
9:00
9:00↓
10:30
10:30
11:00
13:00
14:00 ↓
16:00
Friday 21 June 2019
VISIT OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS IN PRAGUEAddress: Faculty of Science, Viničná 7, Prague
REGISTRATION(left-luggage available in Hrdlička museum of Man)
WELCOME SPEECH BY PETR HORÁK, VICE-DEAN OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE
PRESENTATIONS
ANDREJ SHBATMuseum of Human and Comparative Anatomy (First Faculty of Medicine)
ZUZANA SCHIEROVÁ, MARTINA GALETOVÁ THE HISTORY OF THE ANTHROPOLOGY COLLECTION OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITYHrdlička museum of Man
PATRIK MRÁZHISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND IMPORTANCE OF HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY. HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS AS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TOOL FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Department of Botany & Herbarium PRC
COFFEE BREAK
VISITING COLLECTIONS
LUNCH
VISITING COLLECTIONS
LIST OF COLLECTIONS:
INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY FIRST FACULTY OF MEDICINE CHARLES UNIVERSITY
STOMATOLOGICAL MUSEUMOF JAN JESENSKÝ
HRDLIČKA MUSEUM OF MAN
CHLUPÁČ MUSEUM OF EARTH HISTORY
MINERALOGY MUSEUM
THE MAP COLLECTION
HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS
BOTANICAL GARDEN AND GEOLOGICAL PARK
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS AS NETWORKS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE WORLD: SHAPING NARRATIVES OF KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE.
www.conference.mendelmuseum.muni.cz
THE LISBON ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY — FROM ROYALTYTO UNIVERSITY MUSEUMH. SOARESCIUHCT/FCT-NOVA, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
“THE WORLD AS NETWORK”: MUSEUM OF MEDICINAL PLANTS AND PHARMACY UNIVERSITE LIBRE DE BRUXELLESN. NYSTFree University of Brussels, Belgium
NEW LIFE OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS WITH THE STORIES OF THEIR PROFESSORSE. CORRADINIUniversity of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
1920s STUDENTS PROJECTS OF VHUTEMAS COLLECTION IN MARCHI MUSEUM FROM A MODERN STANDPOINTLARISA IVANOVA-VEEN, EVGENIYA LISOVSKAYAMARCHI Museum, Russia
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS — RENEWING THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ (AUSTRIA) AND THE VALUE OF MUSEOLOGYBERNADETTE BIEDERMANNUniversity of Graz, Institute of History, Austria
PORTUGUESE LANDSNAILS BEQUEATH FOR THE SCIENCE MUSEUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA: A COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT CASE STUDYANDRÉ BREVES, PEDRO CASALEIROMuseu da Ciência Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
THE INTERACTION OF MUSEUMS AND ACADEMIC COLLECTIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES. DIALOGUE ON COMMITMENTS AND SUBSTANTIVE ROLE.JOANNA ŚLAGAJagiellonian University Museum, Poland
UNKNOWN HERITAGE, A HISTORY TO FINDM. GARCÍA LIRIODepartment. Art History,University of Granada, Spain
COFFEE BREAK
POSTER SESSION(THEME 2):CHAIR: SÉBASTIEN SOUBIRAN, JARDIN DES SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG, FRANCE
REINTERPRETING THE UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE THROUGH NEW MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEBSJ.M. SOFÍAUniversity of Seville
FBAUL VIRTUAL PRINT ROOM — THE IMAGE OF A COLLECTION THE WEBALBERTO FARIACentro de Estudos e de Investigação em Belas-Artes, Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
DIGITIZING KU LEUVEN HERITAGE COLLECTIONSNATHALIE POOT, GEERT VANPAEMEL KU Leuven, Scientific Heritage Collections, KU Leuven, Faculty of Arts, Belgium
ETWIE, AT YOUR SERVICE. HOW WE PLAY A ROLE IN THE INTERUNIVERSITY PLATFORM FOR ACADEMIC HERITAGE IN FLANDERS, BELGIUMLIESELOT CORNELISETWIE/Museum of Industry Ghent, Belgium
THE STATIONS OF THE NATION PROJECTGERRY TORRESDe La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Phillipines
15:45
16:15↓
17:15
THE HELSINKI UNIVERSITY MUSEUM HELPS CREATE AN EXHIBITIONPIA VUORIKOSKIHelsinki University Museum, Finland
THEME 2 / 5 MIN PRESENTATIONSCHAIR: ESTHER BOELES, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
INSTITUTIONAL TEMPLATES: A JOURNEY TOWARDS NORTHERN MODELSLIVIU-OVIDIU POP, SANDA IGNAT, COSMINA TIMOCE-MOCANUThe Folklore Archives of the Romanian Academy Institute, Romania
CROWDSOURCING AND PARTICIPATORY CURATION AT ETH ZURICH S. WIEDERKEHRETH Zurich, ETH Library, Switzerland
STATE POLYTECHNIC MUSEUM AND MODERN UKRAINIAN DIGITALIZATIONB. LYSAK, N. PYSAREVSKAState Polytechnic Museum, Ukraine
PARTY IN MENDEL MUSEUM
17:15 ↓
18:00
18:30
Thursday 20 June 2019
WORKING GROUPSPART 1
COFFEE BREAK
WORKING GROUPS PART 2
WORKING GROUPS REPORT TO PLENARY
LUNCH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WRAP UP TALK AND GENERAL DISCUSSIONSTEPH SCHOLTEN, DIRECTOR OF HUNTERIAN, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND CHAIR: MARLEN MOULIOU, NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GREECE
COFFEE BREAK
TRANSFER TO PRAGUE
9:00
10:30
11:00
12:00
12:30
13:30
14:30
15:30
16:00
8:30↓
9:00
9:00↓
10:30
10:30
11:00
13:00
14:00 ↓
16:00
Friday 21 June 2019
VISIT OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS IN PRAGUEAddress: Faculty of Science, Viničná 7, Prague
REGISTRATION(left-luggage available in Hrdlička museum of Man)
WELCOME SPEECH BY PETR HORÁK, VICE-DEAN OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE
PRESENTATIONS
ANDREJ SHBATMuseum of Human and Comparative Anatomy (First Faculty of Medicine)
ZUZANA SCHIEROVÁ, MARTINA GALETOVÁ THE HISTORY OF THE ANTHROPOLOGY COLLECTION OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITYHrdlička museum of Man
PATRIK MRÁZHISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND IMPORTANCE OF HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS OF THE CHARLES UNIVERSITY. HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS AS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TOOL FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Department of Botany & Herbarium PRC
COFFEE BREAK
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LIST OF COLLECTIONS:
INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY FIRST FACULTY OF MEDICINE CHARLES UNIVERSITY
STOMATOLOGICAL MUSEUMOF JAN JESENSKÝ
HRDLIČKA MUSEUM OF MAN
CHLUPÁČ MUSEUM OF EARTH HISTORY
MINERALOGY MUSEUM
THE MAP COLLECTION
HERBARIUM COLLECTIONS
BOTANICAL GARDEN AND GEOLOGICAL PARK
UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS AS NETWORKS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE WORLD: SHAPING NARRATIVES OF KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE.
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