Regular Laboratory seminar

Archive of the seminars

• 17.12.2021 Antarctic Minerals for the Eastern Bloc? Imagining the South Pole Frontier of Extractive Socialism
• 30.09.2021 Research Seminar of the Laboratory "Urban Infrastructures of Leningrad"
• 12.05.2021 Seminar "New Approaches to Economic and Social History of Early Modern Russia"
• 11.05.2021 Workshop "Material World and Representation of Progress in the late USSR: to the History of Soviet Things"
• 26.03.2021, Seminar of the Laboratory for the Environmental and Technological History and the presentation of the recently published book: Moon, David, Nicholas B. Breyfogle, and Alexandra Bekasova, eds. Place and Nature: Essays in Russian Environmental History. Winwick, Cambridgeshire: The White Horse Press, 2021
• 18.12.2020, Charlotte Wrigley, "A Discontinuous Earth: Life, Extinction and Permafrost in the Russian Far-East"
• 16.11.2020, Anna Agafonova, "Sanitary Guardianship in the Russian Empire: on the History of Involving Citizens in the Fight Against Epidemics"
• 17.04.2019, Martin Emanuel, «Science Diplomacy, Technology Transfer, and Cold War Neutrality: Swedish-Soviet Collaboration in Astrophysics, ca. 1960-1976»
• 10.04.2019, Matleena Frisk, "New Needs? Creating Demand for Disposable Consumer Products from the 1930s to the 1970s in Finland, an Early Draft"
• 03.04.2019, Leena Enbom, presentation "What Did Casual Labourers Do? Transformation of the Unskilled Job Market in Helsinki, 1890-1980"
• 13.03.2019, Victor Pal, presentation of the book "Environmental Policy and Co-ed Authoritarian Regimes: Myth and Reality" (co-edited by Stephen Brain and Viktor Pál, New York: Routledge, 2018)
• 21.03.2017, Nooa Nykänen, a PhD candidate from the University of Jyväskylä (Finland) gave a presentation within the regular seminar of the Laboratory for Environmental and Technological History
• 02.03.2017, Meeting on water resources. The Laboratory for Environmental and Technological History of HSE – St. Petersburg hosted a group of employees and students of the School of Management of the Radboud University of Nijmegen