Events

Monday 14 September 2026, at 10:15 1461-516

Organiser: Changing Environments Research Program

Wednesday 16 September 2026, at 13:00

Health Transitions, AIAS and the Research Programme for History invites you to an afternoon seminar on the management of motherhood across the British Empire.

16 Sep

Wednesday 16 September 2026, at 15:15 Antikmuseet

Brief talks by Sara Didriksen, Helene Blinkenborg Hastrup, Evert van Emde Boas and debate/discussion.

17 Sep

2 days, Thursday 17 September 2026, at 00:00 - 18 September Aarhus University

Inside Climate Negotiations: How to Have a Voice at the COP

18 Sep

Friday 18 September 2026, at 13:15 Tåsingegade 3 , 8000 Aarhus C, Building 1441, room 110

Lecture by Peter Stacey (UCLA)

18 Sep

Friday 18 September 2026, at 14:15 Nobelparken, Building 1461, room 516

Making sustainable Europe: The growth of sustainability in EU policymaking, 1992-2026'

28 Sep

4 days, Monday 28 September 2026, at 09:00 - 1 October

Conference at AU. Main organiser: Susanne Højlund, Anthropology

1 Oct

Thursday 1 October 2026, at 14:00 Nobelparken, Building 1483, room 354

Between Sea Lanes and Strategy: The Korean Peninsula in a Contested Maritime Indo-Pacific

2 Oct

Friday 2 October 2026, at 14:15 Antikmuseet

The Tropaeum at Nicopolis and the Visual Construction of Augustan Victory

8 Oct

Thursday 8 October 2026, at 09:00 AIAS - Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies, Høegh-Guldbergs Gade 6B, 8000 Aarhus C.

Organiser: FILTERSCAPES ERC Project (Ciara Kierans, Anthropology)

Events

Regenerative Grains and Greens: Cultivating Sustainability and ‘Affective’ Foodscapes

Scientific Motherhood across the British Empire

Discussing Christopher Nolan’s "The Odyssey"

CPG Masterclass 2026

SEMINAR SERIES: BODY POLITIC(S): The state in Machiavelli

PhD Thesis Seminar - Frederik Vestergaard Hyttel PhD Student, International Studies

Gastronomy in Transition

MARITIME GATEWAY PRESENTS

From Actium to Rome; The Tropaeum at Nicopolis and the Visual Construction of Augustan Victory

Environmental Presents and Futures: Why History Matters