Pascale Bugnon has joined the Geneva Heritage Lab as a postdoctoral researcher
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This new initiative, initiated by the University of Geneva, connects academics, professionals and associations working on a wide range of natural and cultural heritage issues. The main purpose is to serve as an informal space and network for exchange on a wide range of heritage issues from multiple perspectives. We are particularly keen to strengthen dialogue between local and international heritage-related institutions and researchers from the wider Geneva area and region.
The Geneva Heritage Lab, hosted by the GEDT, offers an interdisciplinary space for heritage-related research, networking, and teaching. Current collaborative activities:
- Current members of the Lab include Bille Larsen Peter, Shafiei Neda, and Pascale Bugnon.
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Current projects include the Horizon-SERI-funded work on decoloniality and university heritage, KNCU-funded Minju projects on minority heritage, and active participation in the Coimbra Heritage group.
- Collaborative initiative on the Rome heritage dialogues with Florence Graezer Bideau, EPFL, and the ISR.
- Work with the University of Exeter on decolonial approaches and minority heritage.
- Collaboration with EPFL on heritage and creativity.
- Former visiting researchers: Vira Orlovska (Ukraine), Valeria Mendez (Italy), Feng Sun (China).
Geneva Heritage Talks
These public talks held in either French or English offer a space for discussion on a wide range of contemporary issues. They include co-organized events with partner institutions.
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