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Film premiere “The Empty Grave”
Since October last year, the exhibition “MAREJESHO: The Call for Restitution from the Peoples of Kilimanjaro and Meru” has been
Time for knowledge exchange with society: Open Humboldt Freiräume funds 2 professors and 1 postdoc
The Open Humboldt Freiräume funding line is based at the HZK since summer 2023. The funded projects and researchers of
Language in the can. How language ends up in the archive
To mark UNESCO World Mother Language Day on February 21, art and cultural historian Uta Kornmeier will be talking to
Object of the Month: From Invalidenstrasse 110 to Adlershof. A house facade and the morphological model of an ideal crystal
Object of the Month 02/2024 Fig. 1 Crystal general view. Photo: Dr. Holm Kirmse The model (see fig. 1) shows
THEATRE OF MEMORY – A neuro-acoustic sound network by Tim Otto Roth at TAT
In the auditorium of the Tieranatomisches Theater (Veterinary Anatomy Theater), the “Theatre of Memory” forms an extraordinary microtonal ensemble: 70
Call for Papers: “Music, Archives and Politics in East and West Berlin since 1963: Cosmopolitan, International, Global”
Dear colleagues, We invite you to submit paper proposals for our conference “Music, Archives and Politics in East and West
Research topic “Water”: Call for contributions across all disciplines
The Berlin University Alliance (BUA) cordially invites all members of the four partner universities in the design of a joint
Project SODa: A data literacy center for scientific university collections
Joint project of the Coordination Center for Scientific University Collections in cooperation with the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, the GNM Nürnberg and
Object of the Month: “Souvenir from Yokohama” A lacquer album in the scientific collection “Holdings of the Mori-Ōgai Memorial Center”
Object of the Month 12/2023Thanks to a significant donation of historical photographs from Japan during the Meiji period (1868-1912), a
One master thesis, two bachelor theses on Lautarchiv-related subjects in 2023
In 2023, three students successfully completed their master’s or bachelor’s degree with a thesis on a Lautarchiv-related topic. At Aarhus