‘Making Sense: Deformity in Seventeenth-Century Texts’
Alina Lange’s PhD project explores early modern perceptions of the ‘deformed’ body.
Alina Lange’s PhD project explores early modern perceptions of the ‘deformed’ body.
Carina Hilmar’s PhD project focuses on Long Covid patient communities and the surrounding patient activism.
In his doctoral research project, Devon Schiller proposes that biometric art that uses emotion recognition is fundamentally poly-temporal.
The Kustodie of the Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg has been dedicated to the material heritage of the university since 2018. Magdeburg as a location for medicine and medical technology hereby plays an important role since the history of the university hospital goes back to the 19th century. In sub-projects the focus lies on medical humanities and thus on the many relics from the medical collections, including the collection of medical technology, the collection of medical books, the anatomical model and map collection and art of medicine.
James Aaron Green’s ÖAW-funded project examines literary thought experiments that pose the question, What would it mean to live forever?
Interuniversity clusterproject Department of English and American Studies & Department of Health Economics
Check out the fantastic results of our Student Workshop at the Internationale Akademie Traunkirchen
A podcast series based on the ‘Post- Covid-19 Art Worlds’ Conference
Missed this event? Read up on the conference report and have a listen to our ‘Viral Theatre Podcast’
An interdisciplinary lecture series – watch the lectures and keynote speakers here