Program

Give me some of the cake! On the administrative and regulatory situation of university museums and collections using the example of Baden-Württemberg.

Dr. Michael La Corte, Curation and Communication at the Museum of the University of Tübingen MUT, Eberhard Karls University Tübingen.

From analog to digital and back - The Medical Collection of Inselspital Bern in the interplay of university, hospital, museum standards, and the public.

Dr. phil. Manuel Kaiser, Collection Manager of the Medical Collection Inselspital Bern / Institute for the History of Medicine, University of Bern.

What Power Does Language – A student project on the topic of sensitive language in the museum

Diellëza Hyseni B.A., Research Assistant at the Museum of the University of Tübingen MUT in the field of "Collection and Provenance Research," in the project "Precarious Provenance," Eberhard Karls University Tübingen

Simon Zauner B.A., Research Assistant at the Museum of the University of Tübingen MUT – Press and Public Relations and coordination of the Master's profile line "Museum & Collections," Eberhard Karls University Tübingen

Exciting – Engaging – Current – Creative?! Research and Teaching with the Collection of Textile Everyday Culture (STAK)

Dr. Klara von Lindern, Curator of the Collection of Textile Everyday Culture, University of Oldenburg

Back to the Future?!

Dr. Anna-Maria Brandstetter, Institute of Ethnology and African Studies, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

University Collection Data in the Public Domain: Strategic Potentials of Openness in the Digital Realm.

Karsten Heck, advisor for Collection Management, Central Custody, Georg-August University Göttingen

On the (ephemeral) Facticity of University Collections in the Context of Artistic-Collaborative Research

Gwendolin Kremer, Research Assistant in the Art Holdings of the Custody of TU Dresden (TUD), Curatorial Director of the Gallery of the Custody in the Görges Building, Curator of the Schaufler Residency at the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden

New Technology, New Data? "Artificial Intelligence" and University Collections

Michael Gasser, Head of Collections and Archives at the ETH Library, ETH Zurich

Christiane Sibille, Staff Member of Collections and Archives at the ETH Library, ETH Zurich

KO2-F-153

How Much 3D Do I Need?

Julian Cremerius, Research Assistant at the Chair of Graphical Data Processing, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg

Johannes Schäffer, Research Assistant at the Coordination Office for Scientific University Collections in Germany, Humboldt University of Berlin, and Co-Project Leader of the Collaborative Project SODa for the establishment of a Data Competence Center for Scientific University Collections

ETH HG-F-33.3

How to 3D Scan Insect Specimens and Create Striking 3D Models

Christian Günther Johannes Felsner, Staff Member at the Chair of Bio-communication and Ecology, ETH Zurich

KO2-F-172

Tips and Tricks on the Topic of Guided Tours

Julien Reimer, Staff Member at Campus Experience, ETH Zurich

Sonia Fuentes, Staff Member at Campus Experience, ETH Zurich

ETH HG-E-42

HOW TO PROVENANCE RESEARCH? The First Steps in uncomfortable questions…

Prof. Dr. Ernst Seidl, Director of the Central Institution Museum of the University of Tübingen MUT, Eberhard Karls University Tübingen

ETH HG-F-33.2

Impact, Sustainable or Not?! Evaluating University Collections

Contribution from the Coordination Office for University Collections

lecture hall, KO2-F-180 (PNG, 109 KB)

Decolonizing University Collections – in Theory and Practice

Agnese Quadri, Staff Member in the Collections and Archives Section of the ETH Library, ETH Zurich

Roberta Spano, Staff Member of the Collection of Scientific Instruments and Teaching Materials at the ETH Library, Co-Leader of the Working Group on Decolonization, ETH Zurich

"Object Histories" – an exhibition project contributing to the political and societal debate on provenance research

Alma Hannig, Director of the University Museum and Collection Coordinator, University of Bonn

Elizabeth Stauss, Project Coordinator, Open Museum for Open Science and Open Society, University of Bonn

"Collections are like a wound" – Action and discourse spaces of ethnographic collections between colonial heritage and postcolonial demands, using the example of the Ethnographic Collection of the Vienna Institute for Cultural and Social Anthropology

Dr. Igor Eberhard, Head of the Ethnographic Collection of the Vienna Institute for Cultural and Social Anthropology, Scientific Director of the Ethnographic Data Archive, University of Vienna