Modern History Seminar NTNU

Thanks to Terje Finstad for a very interesting paper about how scientists and other actors have envisioned using the fjords in Norway as a factory for energy, food, and environmental reasons since the 1970s.

For anyone who cannot make it to campus we will try to stream the seminar today via Zoom. Here is the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81635744253?pwd=aXVaMTBXN3ppbCtkaXZ0Q2tvY3BNZz09

Meeting ID: 816 3574 4253
Passcode: 7RkgES

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We are pleased to announce that the Modern History Seminar will now return! It will be great to focus on some historical research rather than the pandemic. Here is the programme for 2020-21. Just click on the individual photos to zoom in and we hope to see you soon 👍

In case there is any doubt, the seminar will not return this semester. But it will return...

Reminder: today the MHS welcomes Francisco Marco ​(Stellenbosch University, South Africa), presenting ‘Were there missing girls in Spain? A case study using individual-level data between 1650-1950', on Monday 2 March, 12.15-14.00, Room 4402D in building 4. We hope to see you there!

Thanks to Elisabeth Piller for her excellent paper today and thanks to the audience for their many questions. It's great to see the turnout increasing week on week. Let's keep it up! A seminar is only as good as its participants. We will have another next week before a 2 week break. More info to follow. Sorry I forgot to take the customary seminar photo

‪Fascinating talk about new project on British coalfields & communities in 20th century. Lots of questions from the audience both about the economic and industrial politics, but also potential impact on historiography. Thanks to ‬

‪Inspiring presentation from Véronique Pouillard on Intellectual Property Rights. Such an ambitious and wide ranging project and importantly it has a brilliant logo! ‬

Remember we are hosting the first Modern History seminar today at 13.15 in Room D9 at Dragvoll. Welcome

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