Dates, titles and speakers of the seminars Autumn 2022

September 2022

• 12 September 2022: 'The Architecture of Warning: Urban Ruins and the Ecological Imagination' by Bridget Vincent, AIAS Fellow
• 26 September 2022: 'Cellular recycling: From cell digestion to coronaviruses' by Fulvio Mario Reggiori, AIAS Fellow

October 2022

• 10 October 2022: 'Luxury in Ancient Sparta' by Paul Christesen, AIAS Fellow
• 24 October 2022: 'Invasive S.muticum seaweed: Potential use as food bioactive ingredient' by Natalia Prieto Vidal, AIAS Fellow 

November 2022

• 7 November 2022: 'Democracy at Work: A Historical Case Study' by Philipp Reick, AIAS Fellow
• 21 November 2022: 'Cormorant: A Natural History of Prejudice' by Gordon McMullan, AIAS Fellow

Dates, titles and speakers of seminars Autumn 2021

September 2021

• 6 September 2021: 'Chirality: A fundamental property of matter' by Sebastijan Ricko, AIAS Fellow
• 13 September 2021: 'Return to Meaning: A Social Science with Something to Say' by invited speaker Roland Paulsen, Business Administration, Lund University, Sweden
• 20 September 2021: 'Right, Wrong and World-End: Reframing the Sibylline Oracles' by Helen Van Noorden, AIAS Fellow
• 27 September 2021: 'In Defence of Universities: Higher education and its enemies in early modern Europe' by invited speaker Dr Richard Serjeantson, Fellow and Lecturer in History, Trinity College, University of Cambridge, UK 

October 2021

• 4 October 2021: 'A City in a Desert: What can we learn about urban resilience from ancient Palmyra?' by Iza Romanowska, AIAS Fellow
• 25 October 2021: 'What is quality? An introduction to criticism using film & wine', joint dual talk by  AIAS Associate Fellows Qian Janice Wang, Dept. of Food Science and Cathrin Bengesser, School of Communication and Culture - Media Studies, Aarhus University     

November 2021

• 1 November 2021: 'Causes and Consequences of Microalgae Dispersal' by Sylve Tesson, AIAS Fellow
• CANCELLED: a new date will be announced: 15 November 2021: 'What can coronamusic tell us about the evolutionary functions of human musicality?' by Niels Christian Hansen, AIAS Fellow

• 22 November 2021: 'Predictors of the development and course of mental disorders', joint dual talk by AIAS Former Fellow Søren Dinesen Østergaard, Prof at the Dept. of Clinical Medicine; and AIAS Associate Rodrigo Grassi-Oliveira, Associate Prof at the Translational Neuropsychiatry Unit, Aarhus University

• 29 November 2021: 'Arctic Ecology in a Color: What does it mean when the Arctic turns green(er)?' by Jeffrey Kerby, AIAS Fellow

December 2021

• 13 December 2021: 'Balancing oxygen supply and light transmittance in the retina', by Christian Damsgaard, AIAS Fellow

Dates, titles and speakers of seminars Spring 2021

February 2021

• 8 February 2021: "Impacts of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill on fish in the Gulf of Mexico" by Martin Grosell, University of Miami, USA
• 22 February 2021: “Prostaglandin receptors and kidney”, by Cristina Esteva Font, AIAS Fellow
• 25 February 2021: Joint Research Presentations, Extended Fellows' Seminar

March 2021

• 1 March 2021: Peering into the Darwinian microcosm, by external speaker Søren Egedal Degn, Aarhus University
• 8 March 2021: “Human social complexity”, by Thomas Leppard, AIAS Fellow
• 19 March 2021: ”When International Organizations Improvise”, by Karen Gram Skjoldager, AIAS Fellow
• 22 March 2021: “Transport of ions across biological membranes”, by David Stokes, AIAS Fellow

April 2021

• 12 April 2021: “The Arab New Left”, by Laure Guirguis, AIAS Fellow
• 19 April 2021: "Do Arab Women Lose in Translation?: The Politics of Fiction Travelling from Arabic to English" by external speaker Michelle Hartman, McGill University, Canada
• 26 April 2021: "Consciousness and cognitive access", by Morten Overgaard, AIAS Fellow

May 2021

• 3 May 2021: "From Mannerism to Modes of Existence", by external speaker Sjoerd van Tuinen, Erasmus University of Rotterdam
• 10 May 2021: “Modern Arabic Literature”, by Jihan Zakarriya, AIAS Fellow
• 17 May 2021: "Principles of music perception", by external speaker Samuel Mehr, Harvard University, USA
• 31 May 2021: “How to get fat”. By Mark Johnson, AIAS Fellow

June 2021

• 7 June 2021: "Transmissible cancers: when cancer cells become infectious agents", by external speaker Elizabeth Murchison, University of Cambridge, UK
• 14 June 2021: “Greek Dialogue in Antiquity - Post-Platonic Transformations”, by Katarzyana Jazdezwska, AIAS Fellow

Dates, titles and speakers of seminars Autumn 2020

• 7 September 2020: A.I. in Radiology - Concepts and Applications, by Ruben Pauwels, AIAS Fellow
• 14 September 2020: Illicit Antiquities in the Museum: The Archaeologist and the Artist, by Vinnie Nørskov, Director of The Museum of Ancient Art, Aarhus University and artist Maeve Brennan, UK
• 21 September 2020: Genome ecology - DNA as a habitat for selfish genes, by Peter R. Andersen, AIAS Fellow
• 28 September 2020: Disgust: How the Behavioral Immune System Shapes Politics, by Michael Bang Petersen and Lene Aarøe, Dept. of Political Science, Aarhus University
• 5 October 2020: Antiquities Trafficking Networks: Traditional Approaches and a New Research Method, by Christos Tsirogiannis, AIAS Fellow.
• 19 October 2020: Multiple sclerosis medicine inhibits coronavirus replication, by Christian Kanstrup Holm, Department of Biomedicine, Aarhus University
• 26 October 2020: Computational Generative Sciences - Simulating Cross-Disciplinary Phenomena from the Bottom-Up with Agent-Based Models, by Arthur Hjorth, The Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University
• 27 October 2020: Introduction Research Presentation, 6 new AIAS Fellows give a 10 minute presentation each on their research topics.
• 28 October 2020: Introduction Research Presentation, 7 new AIAS Fellows give a 10 minute presentation each on their research topics
• 2 November 2020: The COVID-19 pandemic: Key features and impact relative to historical pandemics, by Lone Simonsen, epidemiologist and Prof, Dept. of Science and Environment, Roskilde University, Denmark
• 9 November 2020: High-Speed Society, Slow-Motion Democracy, by Kees van Kersbergen, AIAS JCS Fellow and Prof, Political Science, Aarhus University
• 16 November 2020: An archaeology of heathlands and disturbance ecologies, by Mette Løvschal, Associate Professor, Dept. of Archaeology, Aarhus University
• 23 November 2020: Hanna Arendt, Imperialism, and Racism, by Kei Hiruta, AIAS Fellow
• 30 November 2020: The Material World - An atomic view of new materials for future energy technologies, by Kirsten Marie Ørnsbjerg Jensen, Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• 7 December 2020: World-Building: Towards a Constructive Notion of Philosophy, by Iwona Janicka, AIAS Fellow

Dates, titles and speakers of seminars Spring 2020

• 3 February 2020: Magical Laboratories in Space: Extreme Physics with Compact Objects, by Thomas Tauris, AIAS Fellow.
• 5 February 2020: Joint research presentations: Extented Fellows Seminars' Short 6-minute research presentations by all AIAS Fellows by all AIAS Fellows
• 17 February 2020: Toward managing cancer symptoms. Investigating circadian rhythms and light exposure in cancer patients, by Lisa Wu, AIAS Fellow.
• 2 March 2020: How much did they produce? Production pattern of central Anatolian cities during the Roman period by Hale Güney, AIAS Fellow.
• 14 April 2020: Understanding the blood vessels one cell at a time, by Joanna Kalucka, AIAS Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 20 April 2020: Power, Business, Regulation. Analysing the Single European Market, by Sandra Eckert, AIAS Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 27 April 2020: An Alternative Europe? Global Spaces and Balkan Imaginations during the Cold War, by Bogdan C. Iacob, AIAS Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 4 May 2020: Cystic Fibrosis – and hidden jewels in the urine, by Jens Leipziger, AIAS JCS Fellow.
• 11 May 2020:  How the knowledge economy worked (and didn't) before and after COVID19, by Herman Mark Schwartz, AIAS Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 18 May 2020: Navigating the present: An anthropological study of human agency and temporality, by Ton Otto, AIAS JCS Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 25 May 2020:  Citizens' Behavior During the COVID-19 Lockdown: Evidence from Eight Western Democracies, by Michael Bang Petersen, AIAS Former Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 8 June 2020: Title TBA, by Christine Parsons , AU Associate professor. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 15 June 2020: Cold War Lives: Cultural Diplomacy and the Biographical Turn, by Rósa Magnúsdóttir, AU Associate professor. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)
• 22 June 2020: Urban Aesthetics and Gentrification: From Citizens as Sensors to Participatory Citizenship, by Tijen Tunali, AIAS Fellow. (ONLINE VIA ZOOM)

Dates, titles and speakers of seminars Spring 2018

• 5 February 2018: Joint Research Presentation: Extended Fellows’ Seminar. All fellows’ present their research question.

• 19 February 2018: ‘Solving genetics: Using heritability analysis’, by Doug Speed, AIAS Fellow

• 26 February 2018: ‘Amyloid fold. Nature’s Swiss army knife or a Trojan horse?’, by Anni Kleino, AIAS Fellow

• 5 March 2018: ‘This humanitarian act”: Danish famine relief in the 1860s’, by Andrew G. Newby, AIAS Fellow

• 9 April 2018: ‘The Third Dimension: From Point Cloud to Carbon and Connectivity’, by Cici Alexander, AIAS Fellow

• 23 April 2018: ‘Social AI: The Acting Machine’, by Anja Bechmann, AIAS Fellow

• 7 May 2018: 'Stream Ecosystems: Ecological implications of a Changing Environment’, by Paraskevi Manolaki, AIAS Fellow

• 28 May 2018: ‘Understanding the Universe — from the smallest to the largest’, by Thomas Tram, AIAS Fellow

• 11 June 2018: `Gene Editing – A CRISPR future for Gene Therapy’, by Rasmus Bak, AIAS Fellow