Events and seminars
Upcoming events and seminars
Previous events and seminars
Do Whales Judge Us? Interspecies History and Ethics
Assistant Professor of History & Environment and Society, Brown University, Bathsheba Demuth is the presenter at the online seminar 1st of September 2021. The topic is: "Do Whales Judge Us? Interspecies History and Ethics".
Join in: Together we create the world's first SDG park
How can we make the 17 world goals present in our daily lives? This is the central issue on World Goals Day, where citizens, artists, practitioners, and researchers must find their way together. 17 researchers across SDU give their input and you are invited.
Barbora Gulisova defends her PhD June 11 2021
Interested in branding and rural areas? On Friday 11 June 2021, Barbora Gulisova will defend her PhD project on the processes of place branding in rural areas. The defense is held online, and you can participate for free.
Social Media Campaigns, Lobbying and Legislation.
Byeong-Hak Choe from University of Wyoming will present his research on: Social Media Campaigns, Lobbying and Legislation Zoom link: https://syddanskuni.zoom.us/j/61351339067
Demand elasticities and pass-through represented in product attribute space
Dr. Thomas Bittmann, Department of Agricultural Economics University of Kiel would like to give a presentation in June in the Department Seminar. The title of the seminar is: Demand elasticities and pass-through represented in product attribute space: A dynamic panel demand model with endogenous thresholds for milk. Zoom link: https://syddanskuni.zoom.us/j/69118688265
The interactions between Covid-19 and elite football
Dr. James Reade, professor of economics at the Department of Economics at the University of Reading, will present his research on sports economics and the interactions between Covid-19 and elite football.
Everyday life in the Asylum system
Karen Nielsen Breidahl from Aalborg University will present findings of her research project on asylum seekers’ experiences in their reception settings in Denmark and Sweden. In her lecture, a specific focus will be on the COVID-19 pandemic and how asylum seekers and front-line staff at asylum centres navigated its challenges.
Fur Flying - Mink in Denmark and the world
The Management and Economics of Resources and Environment (MERE) Research Group held a webinar on Friday, January 22nd where four experts discussed Denmark's decision to cull all mink