Veranstaltungskalender
An dieser Stelle präsentieren wir ausgewählte Veranstaltungen aus dem interdisziplinären Arbeitsfeld Ethnologie und Medizin.
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Vergangene Veranstaltungen
2021
Life or Death Decisions - Online Watch Party and Discussion (fwd)
Andere
As part of Dying Matters Awareness Week in the UK, Open Thanatology at the Open University and the Association for the Study of Death and Society (ASDS) are teaming up to host an online watch party for the award-nominated short film Life or Death Decisions.
Reading group on Practices of (Non) Engagement With Health Services (fwd)
Andere
An online reading group jointly organised by the CRASSH Health Medicine Agency Network and the Georgraphies of Health group at the University of Cambridge. This is going to take place on Friday 14th May at noon (British Summer Time).
M.A. Health and Society in South Asia (MAHASSA) program
Andere
*Medical Anthropology Forum*, organized by the M.A. Health and Society in South Asia (MAHASSA) program, of the Department of Anthropology (South Asia Institute)in Heidelberg, Germany.
What was Epidemiology? New Perspectives of an Undisciplines Field
Workshop
Individuelles Textfeld
SEMINAR SERIES - Vaccines in View
Andere
Incorporating pandemic public health, social inequalities, geopolitics, conspiracies and beyond, COVID-19 vaccines find themselves at the centre of the most significant debates of our time.
Anthropologists and social scientists have particularly important voices that need to be heard on this matter and are placed in the unique position of watching noteworthy global events unfold before us. As such, UCL Medical Anthropology invites you to engage with unfolding debates on vaccines and the pandemic through the 'Vaccines in View Seminar Series'.
The online series will run on zoom every Thursday from 5-6pm BST (GMT+1) over the summer term, featuring a different distinguished invited guest each week to discuss vaccines and vaccinations. Together, the series seeks to develop an anthropological overview of the vaccine question and seek to better bring the myriad issues that we face more clearly into view.
29th April
Andrew Lakoff (University of Southern California)
A Regulatory State of Exception: Vaccines and the Politics of Expertise in the Covid Emergency
6th May
Frédéric Keck (National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) France)
Stockpiling Vaccines, Storing Viruses: the Cryopolitics of SARS-Cov2
13th May
Jens Seeberg (Aarhus University)
The Fight for the Magic Vial: Vaccine Politics, Needs and Infrastructures in Denmark
20th May
Shelley Lees (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
Anthropological Insights into Vaccine Trial Participation: Lessons for Engaging Publics in Vaccine Deployment
27th May
Ted Fischer (Vanderbilt University)
Values, Vulnerabilities, and Vaccines: Cultural Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic
3rd June
Christos Lynteris (University of St Andrews)
Vaccination as Spectacle: Empire, Gender and Photography
10th June
Tamara Giles-Vernick (Institut Pasteur)
The Sonar-Global Network, Vulnerability and Vaccination in the COVID-19 pandemic