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Apply for research support in sustainability and cultural heritage
2023-09-12
Welcome with your application!
This is the final opportunity to apply for research support from SuHRF within the area of sustainability and cultural heritage. Deadline for applications regarding research support to invite guest researchers och guest PhD students is 30 September.
Funding to arrange workshops seminars or to write research applications can be applied for continuously.
For more information on how your subject relates to sustatinabillity and cultural heritage. This page can give you some inspiration!
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Guest lecture by Ralf Kilian
2023-05-31
Cultural Heritage in Times of Climate Change – Perspectives of Preventive Conservation
Wednesday June 7th 15:00 – 17:00 Room B15, Uppsala university Campus Gotland
Ralf Kilian Ralf Kilian is associate professor in Preventive Conservation of Built Cultural Heritage at Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg since December 2020. At the same time he is directing the field of Cultural Heritage Research at the Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics IBP, Holzkirchen.
He studied Restoration, Technology of Arts and Conservation Science and Civil Engineering at Technische Universität München. His research deals with many different aspects of monument preservation and energy efficiency, sustainability in retrofitting museums as well as with the indoor climate in historic buildings and climatic impacts on works of art. He also works in the field of conservation risk assessment for different damage phenomena and art materials, e.g. the impact of mould or damaging salts on cultural heritage materials.
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Samtal om Kulturarv och industri 22 maj
2023-05-10
Samtal och öppen filmvisning om Kuturarv och industri. Efter filmen ”Microcement” av konstnären Theresa Traore Dahlberg, blir det paneldebatt med Anna Björkman, verksamhetschef för Falu Gruva och Dag Avango, historiker vid Luleå tekniska universitet. Mer information i bifogad poster!
När? 22 maj, kl. 16.30-18.30 Var? Folkets bio, Visby
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Guest lecture by Thomas Yarrow
2023-03-07
Objects of Conservation: Ethnographic Perspectives on Heritage Practice
Date and time: 29 March, 13.15-15.00 Room: E41 Campus Gotland Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/62978235180
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Guest lecture by Catherine Dewar
2023-02-23
Welcome to a seminar with:
Catherine Dewar - Historic England’s Climate Change Programme Director
Date and time: Friday February 24th, 13.00-15.00. Room: E48 Campus Gotland
Catherine will give a presentation of Historic England and it’s Heritage and Climate Change Strategy as well as some current activities in the UK. This will be followed by a discussion where the participants are invited to share their perspectives on heritage and climate change.
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SuHRF Symposium 2022
2022-11-16
Cultural Heritage and Conflict
Thursday the 1 December, at 14.00 - 17.00. Room E22 at Campus Gotland or in Zoom.
Link to Zoom is sent out at registration, see attached poster for more information and program! Sign up via suhrf@konstvet.uu.se
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Guest lecture by Emily Höckert and Hindertje (Hin) Hoarau-Heemstra
2022-10-13
Narrating Sustainable Tourism Futures
Practicing heritage in Nordic cruise communities: a perspective of small and medium sized tourism enterprises - Hindertje (Hin) Hoarau-Heemstra
Proximity tourism in the era of the Anthropocene - Emily Höckert
Date and time: 19 October, 15.15-16.45. Room: B24 Campus Gotland. Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/65014991725
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Guest lecture by Edith Lalander Malmsten
2022-09-22
Legal Aspects of Planning for Multifunctional Landscapes and Climate Neutrality
Date and time: 3 October, 15.00-16.30. Room: E30 Campus Gotland Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/64219458444
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Apply for research support in sustainability and cultural heritage
2022-09-22
It's time to apply for research support from SuHRF within the area of sustainability and cultural heritage. Deadline for applications regarding research support to invite guest researchers och guest PhD students is 30 September.
Funding to arrange workshops seminars or to write research applications can be applied for continuously.
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Guest lecture by David Fennell
2022-04-22
The Tourism Knowledge Translation Framework: Bridging the Canyon Between Theory and Practice
Date and time: 28 April, 15.00-16.30. Room: B24 CG Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/61958993439
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Guest lecture by Francesco Mazzuccelli
2022-03-14
Nuclear legacies. Should we turn radioactive waste into heritage?
Date and time: 16 March, 15.00-16.30. Room: B24 CG Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/61083933328
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Apply for research support in sustainability and cultural heritage
2022-02-28
It's time to apply for research support from SuHRF within the area of sustainability and cultural heritage. Deadline for applications regarding research support to invite guest researchers och guest PhD students is 31 March.
Funding to arrange workshops seminars or to write research applications can be applied for continuously.
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Gästföreläsning av Ulrika Söderström
2022-02-02
Kulturarv och kulturmiljöer som drivkraft för hållbar stadsutveckling
Datum och tid: 9 februari, 15.00-16.30. Rum: B24 CG. Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/66029202717
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Open Lectures 13-15 Dec
2021-12-08
Welcome to open lectures from the workshop Exploring and remembering the ‘typically’ Swedish - the political roles of landscapes,13-15 Dec.
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SuHRF Symposium 2021
2021-11-25
- Energy Transition in Heritage Contexts -
Online – Open to all!
Wednesday December 1st 2021 at 08.30–12.00 Room: E41 Campus Gotland, Visby Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/66167824121
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Guest lecture by Mohamed Badry
2021-11-03
Heritage Branding and Sustainable Cultural Identity
Date and time: 11 November, 15.00-16.30. Room: E 41 Campus Gotland Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/63841766240
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Alexandra Trois guest lecture
2021-10-27
What does it take to generate and manage large scale European projects?
If you missed the opportunity to take part of Alexandra Trois guest lecture on the 25th October. You can now find a link to the recorded seminar here.
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Guest lecture by Alexandra Troi
2021-10-21
What does it take to generate and manage large scale European projects?
Date: October 25th
Time: 16:00 – 17:00
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Guest lecture by Hanna Åberg
2021-10-05
Impact of Gentrification Processes in Rural Landscapes: Examples from Gotland
Date and time: 14 October, 15.00-16.30. Room: E45 Campus Gotland
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Guest lecture by Simona Bravaglieri
2021-09-21
From Decommissioning and Abandonment to Reuse: Cold War Military Sites as Cultural Heritage
Date and time: 30 September, 15.00-16.30. Room: B24
Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/66271921206
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Sök forskningsmedel inom hållbarhet och kulturarv
2021-09-13
Nu är det dags att söka medel från SuHRF inom området hållbarhet och kulturarv. Deadline för ansökningar om forskningsstöd för att bjuda hit gästforskare och gästdoktorander är den 30 september.
Ansökningar om forskningsstöd för att anordna workshops och seminarier eller för att skriva större forskningsansökningar kan göras löpande. Se mer information i länken nedan.
Är du osäker på om ditt forskningsämne är relevant inom SuHRF? Ja, det är det med största sannolikhet! Se mer information här.
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Guest lecture by Polina Verbytska
2021-08-27
Date and time: 15 September, 15.00-16.30
Room: B 24 CG Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/64602540847
The City as an Object of Studying Social and Cultural Changes in Ukraine
Polina is lecturer at the Department of History, Museology and Cultural Heritage at Lviv Polytechnic National University in Ukraine.
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Info from SINAS Research seminar
2021-08-27
Sustainable Places: Cultural Preservation and Ecological Change in Bishop Hill, Illinois
On Monday, August 30th, at 15:15–17:00, the SINAS Research Seminar will be joined by Margaret Farrar (political science, John Carroll University) and Adam Kaul (anthropology, Augustana College), who will present a chapter from their ongoing book on cultural heritage and sustainability in the small, Swedish-American town of Bishop Hill, Illinois.
As usual, this is a work-in-progress seminar focused on the discussion of a research paper. To receive a copy of the text, please send an email to adam.hjorthen@engelska.uu.se.
Chapter draft title: ”Sustainable Places: Cultural Preservation and Ecological Change in Bishop Hill, Illinois."
Presenters: Margaret Farrar (Professor of Political Science, John Carroll University) and Adam Kaul (Professor of Anthropology, Sociology, and Social Welfare, Augustana College)Time: Monday, August 30, at 15:15–17:00.
Zoom link (permanent for SINAS Research Seminars): https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/68399169491
Passcode: 384646
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Guest lecture 18/8 by prof. Alexandra Troi
2021-06-30
Date and time:18 August, 13-14. Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/61608728127 Also at room B24 CG
Alexandra Troi is professor at Hochschule Coburg in Germany and her teaching and research is about energy efficiency and building physics in historic buildings. She is presently vice head of the Eurac Institute for renewable energy, which is a regional research institute located in South Tyrol, Italy. Within the institute, she is the leader of the research group on energy retrofit of historic buildings and this is also where she has her own expertise. She has had a leading role in several large international research projects. Most recently she led the International Energy Agency Task 59 “Renovating Historic Buildings Towards Zero energy”.
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Webbinarium om det gotländska landskapet 4 maj
2021-04-22
Vårt avtryck – ett samtal om hur vi formar det gotländska landskapet
Tisdagen den 4 maj kl. 19.00.
Delta i ett online-samtal om hur människor har format och förändrat det gotländska landskapet över tid. Utforska de avtryck som våra förfäder har haft i landskapet och det vi kan komma att lämna efter oss till framtida generationer.
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Docentföreläsning i Kulturvård 28/4
2021-04-21
Nästa vecka är det dags för Kristin Balksten att hålla sin docentföreläsning "Traditionella murverk – om förståelsen för material och dess nedbrytningsprocesser". Föreläsningen går att följa live via Zoom den 28/4 kl. 15-16. Varmt välkomna!
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Sök forskningsmedel inom hållbarhet och kulturarv
2021-03-11
Nu är det dags att söka medel från SuHRF inom området hållbarhet och kulturarv. Deadline för ansökningar om forskningsstöd för att bjuda hit gästforskare och gästdoktorander är den 31 mars.
Ansökningar om forskningsstöd för att anordna workshops och seminarier eller för att skriva större forskningsansökningar kan göras löpande. Se mer information i länken nedan.
Är du osäker på om ditt forskningsämne är relevant inom SuHRF? Ja, det är det med största sannolikhet! Se mer information här.
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Cancelled due to illness! Guest lecture by Polina Verbytska
2020-11-16
How does the symbolic space of the city change during different ages and what isthe process associated with it?
Date and time: 26 November, Room: 13-14.30. Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/64738086826
Polina Verbytska is a lecturer at the Department of History, Museology and Cultural Heritage at Lviv Polytechnic National University in Ukraine.
The city is an important and interesting object of studying social and cultural changes in Ukraine. The purpose of the lecture, based on the theoretical and methodological provisions of social and environmental psychology, urban semiotics, communication theory and the concept of collective memory, is to analyze how different ideologies and political powers create, change and affect the physical and symbolic image of the city.
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Guest lecture: Knowledge Transmission: A Tool for Sustainable Heritage Management
2020-10-27
Knowledge Transmission: A Tool for Sustainable Heritage Management
Date and time: 29 October, 13-14.30. Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/63540847141
Rasmi Shoocongdej: Professor in Archaeology at Silpakorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.
The mortuary practice of burying the dead in log coffins in caves was common in prehistoric times throughout Southeast Asia. Today, most of these ancient burial sites are destroyed by looters and animals. Long Long Rak log coffin cave in Thailand is an archaeological site that has been excavated since 2015 and one of the main challenges is the preservation of the site. The management is not only physical but also includes knowledge management, which is transmitted through local schools and communities, including public media. The project applies a participatory action research method, to make local communities aware of the significance of the archaeological sites, and include a co-ownership process to protect the sites. However, recently a rapid tourism development by the government has affected the site, since the communities and their management of the cave are not yet ready for the mass tourism. This is a phenomenon that is commonly found in many developing countries around the world, which affects the sustainability of heritage sites in the long-term perspective.
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Sök forskningsmedel inom hållbarhet och kulturarv!
2020-09-17
Nu är det dags att söka medel från SuHRF inom området hållbarhet och kulturarv. Deadline för ansökningar om forskningsstöd för att bjuda hit gästforskare och gästdoktorander är den 30 september.
Ansökningar om forskningsstöd för att anordna workshops och seminarier eller för att skriva större forskningsansökningar kan göras löpande. Se mer information i länken nedan.
Är du osäker på om ditt forskningsämne är relevant inom SuHRF? Ja, det är det med största sannolikhet! Se mer information här.
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SuHRFs symposium gav avsedd effekt!
2020-06-23
Vid SuHRFs symposium i vintras var Dr. Kalliopi Fouseki, från UCL London key note speaker. Mötet mellan Dr Fouseki och medarbetarna på kulturvård renderade i en gemensam ansökan till Energimyndighetens forskningsprogram Spara och bevara, vilken nu har blivit beviljad. Under tre år skall projektet Att hantera förändringar i historiska byggnader – en systemdynamisk strategi för att förstå relationen mellan energieffektivisering och kulturvärden genomföras. Projektbudgeten är på 3,7 miljoner kronor.
Syftet med projektet är att utveckla en systemdynamisk modell för att öka förståelsen för vad som påverkar hur beslut om energieffektivisering fattas av användare (dvs boende, fastighetsägare, förvaltare och tjänstemän) av historiska byggnader i Sverige och i vilken grad byggnadernas kulturvärden vägs in i besluten. Mer specifikt syftar projektet till att förstå dynamiken i beslutsprocesserna hos avnämarna och vilka attityder och värderingar som påverkar de beslut som fattas. Det slutgiltiga målet är att genom ökad förståelse kunna ta fram bättre anpassade vägledningar och policies för hur ökad energieffektivisering kan nås med hänsyn till byggnaders kulturvärden.
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Utlysningstips! Reimagining Museums for Climate Action
2020-06-05
Reimagining Museums for Climate Action: An International Design Competition
The Arts and Humanities Research Council invites entries for its reimagining museums for climate action competition. This seeks to reimagine the role of museums to help society transform to a low carbon future, adapt to the impacts of climate change, and safeguard ecosystems. This competition asks designers, architects, academics, artists, poets, philosophers, writers, museum professionals, indigenous groups, community groups and the public at large to radically reimagine and redesign the museum as an institution, to help bring about more equitable and sustainable futures in the climate change era. Proposals that address the following priority themes are of particular interest:
•climate justice;
•green futures.
The competition is open to anyone over the age of 18. Submissions can be made by individuals or small teams.
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SuHRF har börjat ge resultat!
2020-06-01
En forskargrupp vid avdelningen för Kulturvård, Uppsala universitet har fått forskningsstöd för projektet Varsam energieffektivisering av 1900-talets villabebyggelse. Projektet finansieras av Energimyndigheten inom ramen för forskningsprogrammet Spara och bevara. Stödet är på 3,8 miljoner kronor och löper under fyra och ett halvt år. Idén till projektet föddes under ett SuHRF-internat på Fårö på Gotland.
Projektet syftar till att ta fram fördjupad kunskap om hur kulturhistorisk värdefull villabebyggelse kan energieffektiviseras på varsamma sätt, och att sprida denna kunskap bland fastighetsägare, myndigheter och branschen i stort. Kulturhistoriskt värdefull villabebyggelse, byggd mellan 1910 och 1970 kommer att kartläggas med avseende på ursprungliga byggnadskonstruktioner, renoveringsåtgärder som utförts, samt i vilken utsträckning bebyggelsen är skyddad mot förvanskning. Slutligen kommer ett paket med varsamma energieffektiviseringsåtgärder för tio typiska villor att tas fram.
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Guest lecture: Retrofit Strategies for Energy Efficiency in Historic Urban Fabric: A Case Study in Basmane District, İzmir-Turkey
2020-02-07
19 Februar 15-17 pm at Campus Gotland (room E30)
Dr Zeynep Durmuş Arsan and Meltem Ulu
Energy efficient retrofit of historic urban stock requires a methodical approach, comprehensive analysis and case-specific solutions. This study presents a pilot study conducted at the neighborhood scale, consisting of 22 pre- and early-republican residential and contemporary buildings in a historic urban fabric of İzmir, Turkey. It aims to develop an integrated approach to identify case-specific energy efficient solutions for retrofit strategy of larger scale historic district. It utilizes building performance simulation (BPS) model, created through the documentation and quick field survey. Two retrofit packages and three individual operational solutions are constituted by considering five-leveled retrofit impact assessment of the CEN EN 16883:2017 Standard.
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Guest lecture: Dead Landscapes – and how to make them live
2020-02-04
Katherine Burlingame, Lund University
Date and time: 4 February, Room: 16.00-17.30. Room: E30
Is there such a thing as a dead landscape? And if so, who killed it? My lecture will explore how a growing standardization, museumization, and Disneyfication of historical landscapes has led to the loss of embodied, affective experience. Is technology the answer to helping us bring dead landscapes back to life? Or should we look to the landscapes themselves for multisensory engagement possibilities? Using examples from my fieldwork in different ‘Viking’ landscapes, I argue that in connection with a more critical approach to reconstruction and interpretation of the past, it is also crucial to explore the emotional and affective dimensions of historical landscapes to create more dynamic, inclusive, interactive, and performative spaces for visitors with different interests and capacities to be affected.
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Live stream - SuHRF Symposium - Visions for Sustainable Heritage
2019-12-04
Unable to attend tomorrow’s Sustainable Heritage Symposium? No worries! We are both streaming live and recording all keynote presentations. Follow us live from 9 am CET.
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Workshop: Livscykelanalys inom kulturvården
2019-11-20
Fredag 22 november kl. 8.30-9-30, sal B37 (våning 3 i Maltfabriken på Campus Gotland) arrangerar SuHRF en workshop med rubriken ”Livscykelanalys inom kulturvården”.
Ledare för workshopen är Karin Farsäter, doktorand vid Lunds Tekniska Högskola inom området hållbar renovering. Karin undervisar sedan 2015 om LCA.
Workshopen är kostnadsfri och alla intresserade är välkomna.
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Decisions regarding guest researchers and guest PhD-students
2019-11-20
The SuHRF guest researcher program gives established researchers active at Campus Gotland the opportunity to invite international as well as national colleagues to spend a period as a guest researcher at Campus Gotland. The purpose is to stimulate academic exchanges and contacts and to strengthen the research environment at Campus Gotland. Support for guest researchers can be applied for twice a year, on March 31 and September 30, respectively.
At this autumn's application period, SuHRF's steering group decided to recommend three applications for guest researchers and three applications for guest PhD-students:
- Helene Martinsson-Wallins application for guest researcher Jane Downes, University of the Highlands and Islands
- Ulrika Persson-Fischier application for guest researcher Hin Hoarau-Heemstra, Nord University
- Anna Karlströms application for guest researcher Rasmi Shoocongdej from Silpakorn University, Bangkok.
- Anna Karlströms application for PhD candidate Udomluck Hoontrakul, University of London.
- Mattias Legners application for PhD candidate Simona Bravaglieri, politecnico di Milano
- Tom Mels application for PhD candidate Katherine Burlingame, Lund Universitet
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SuHRF Symposium 2019 - Visions for Sustainable Heritage
2019-11-15
- When? 5 December 2019, 08.30-16.00
- Where? Uppsala University Campus Gotland, Room B23 (changed from E45)
Welcome to the first SuHRF Symposium!
Keynote lectures:
- Kalliopi Fouseki: Adopting and Adapting Socio-Technical Approaches in Conceptualizing, Researching and Practicing Sustainable Heritage
- Stefan Simon: "Whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly" - What sharing heritage really means
- Sophia Labadi: Rethinking heritage for sustainable development
This event is FREE and OPEN FOR ALL, but for our planning, PLEASE REGISTER. Register by sending an email to suhrf@konstvet.uu.se
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Presentation: Korean National University of Cultural Heritage
2019-11-06
Research and education at Korea National University of Cultural Heritage
NUCH - Korea National University of Cultural Heritage
Monday 18 November, at 9.00-10.00, in B51 Campus Gotland
Four colleagues from Korean National University of Cultural Heritage (NUCH) will visit
Campus Gotland in November. The purpose of the visit is to discuss possibilities for
collaboration in education and research. NUCH will give a public presentation of their
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Guest lecture: Cruise visits & Sustainable Heritage
2019-11-01
Thorny Bardadottir
Icelandic Tourism Research CentreWednesday 6 November, at 16.00-17.30, in B13 Campus Gotland
A presentation on research and discussions about on-land service of cruise ships, the onshore tourism linked to the visits and passenger behavior while on-shore.
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Guest lecture: Resilience Thinking and Built Heritage - examples from Northern Sweden
2019-09-24
Andrea Luciani
Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
Wednesday 2 October, at 16.00-17.30, in B15 Campus Gotland
To preserve our significant built heritage, we need to understand how to increase its capacity of adaptation to structural changes, such as those related to natural and human-made disruptions. The presentation will build on the concept of resilience, starting from an attempt to define its theoretical and practical framework within the field of sustainable heritage management.
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Guest lecture: Prehistoric Earthen Architecture in Erdaojingzi
2019-09-10
Welcome to SuHRFs Sustainable Heritage Seminar on Wednesday 18 Sept, at 4.00-5.30 pm in E30.
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Guest lecture: Prehistoric Earthen Architecture in Erdaojingzi
2019-09-10
Welcome to SuHRFs Sustainable Heritage Seminar on Wednesday 18 Sept, at 4.00-5.30 pm in E30.
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Samtal om Visby världsarv - Hur mår ringmuren egentligen och vem tar hand om den?
2019-09-10
17 september kl. 17.00-18.30
Välkomna till ett öppet samtal om ringmuren, dess förvaltning och framtid. Världsarvskontoret vid Region Gotland och Sustainable Heritage Research Forum är samarbetspartners.
I panelen ingår:
- Knut Weibull, Riksantikvarieämbetet
- Eva Ahlin, Regionråd
- Susanne Thedéen, Gotlands museum
- Tor Sundberg, Länsstyrelsen
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Translating the webpage into English
2019-06-11
Right now we are working with translating SuHRF:s webpage into English. More and more information will be translated during the coming weeks.
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Granted funding from SuHRF
2019-06-11
We are happy to announce that the first applications for research support have been granted by SuHRF.
In the fall of 2019 Þórný Barðadóttir from the Icelandic Tourism Research Centre will be staying as a visiting researcher at Campus Gotland. She will be developing the cooperation togheter with Ulrika Persson-Fischier lecturer at Department of Engineering Sciences, Industrial Engineering & Management.
The Department of Art History, Conservation and professor Tor Broström will invite Andrea Luciani, rearcher at the Department of Civil, Environmental and Natural Resources Engineering, Luleå University of Technology. They will work strategically on new applications and partnerships within the field of energy efficiency in historic building.
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SuHRF in the media
2019-05-24
The first arrangement of "Wisby world Heritage Talks" was a success. Read or listen to the media reporting about the event (n.b. only in Swedish):
P4 Gotland - Ris och ros till kryssningsturismen i diskussion om innerstaden
P4 Gotland - Bygglov hinder för fastighetsägare i innerstaden
Hela Gotland (betalvägg) - Storägare i innerstan frågades ut om sina fastigheter
Gotlands Allehanda 24/5 2019 – Storägare svarade om planerna
Gotlands Tidningar 24/5 2019 – Tio gånger fler hotell på 25 år
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16/5 Sustainable Heritage Seminar
2019-05-13
Welcome to Sustainable Heritage Seminar!
Sharing common grounds - Cultural heritage as spaces of resistance and zones of identity belonging
Brilliant Mhlanga, University of Hertfordshire, UK
Thursday 16 May, at 16.00-17.30 in B25, Campus Gotland
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22/5 Samtal om Visby världsarv - En levande och hållbar stadskärna?
2019-05-03
Varmt välkomna på det första samtalet i en serie om Visby världsarv, ett samarbete mellan Världsarvskontoret vid Region Gotland och Sustainable Heritage Research Forum.
22 maj kl. 17.00-18.30
Aulan Donnerska huset, Visby
I panelen ingår:
- Linnéa Grimstedt, Gotlands Kulturrum
- Roy Abd-El Ahad, Fastighetsägare
- Eva Ahlin, Regionråd
- Jörgen Renström, Regionantikvarie