scastalks Swedish collegium for advanced study
The SCAS Talks Podcast
SCAS, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study
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Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
SCAS TALKS Episode 32 – Karsten Paerregaard: ”Climate Change, Climate Perception and Water Management in Peru” 05.04.2022 58:27
Theme: Latin America Keywords: Latin America, Andes, rituals, anthropocene, water management
SCAS TALKS Episode 31 – Susan Pedersen: ”Balfours in Love and Trouble” 15.03.2022 1:02:54
Theme: Gender Keywords: gender, Frances Balfour, Suffragettes, political wife, woman politician
SCAS TALKS Episode 30 – Shalini Randeria: ”Looking at Citizens and State Relations in India through the Lens of Displacement” 14.02.2022 51:39
Theme: Asia (Citizens and state relations) Keywords: India, citizen and state relations, displacement, internally displaced persons, Central European University
SCAS TALKS Episode 29 – Susanne A. Wengle: “Black Earth, White Bread: A Technopolitical History of Russian Agriculture and Food” 27.01.2022 50:39
Theme: Infrastructures Keywords: infrastructure, agriculture, technopolitical history, Russia, bread
SCAS TALKS Episode 28 - Barak Kushner: “What Do War Crimes Trials in East Asia Tell Us about the History of Justice?” 12.01.2022 1:00:21
Theme: Asia (Citizens and state relations) Keywords: Asia, sino-japanese interactions, citizen and state relations, war crime history, ramen
SCAS TALKS Episode 27 - Jessica Abbott: ”Evolution of Sex Chromosomes and (the Importance of) Science Communication” 20.12.2021 47:49
Theme: Life Sciences Keywords: evolution, fruitflies, sex differences, science communication, Fråga Lund
SCAS TALKS Spotlight – “Beyond Advanced Studies: Interdisciplinary Theory and Research Careers” – part 2 16.12.2021 41:08
(2/2) Keywords: interdisciplinarity, research environment, institutes for advanced study, applied science, outreach
SCAS TALKS Spotlight – “Beyond Advanced Studies: Interdisciplinary Theory and Research Careers” – part 1 16.12.2021 1:02:07
(1/2) Keywords: interdisciplinarity, academic career, research environment, institutes for advanced study, science and society
SCAS TALKS Episode 26 – Ash Amin: ”Infrastructures, Habitats and Slum Lives” 03.12.2021 1:04:35
Theme: Infrastructures Keywords: India, global south, infrastructure, covid-19, mental health
SCAS TALKS Episode 25 – Troy Day: ”From Educated Guesses to Accurate Predictions: Modelling of the Pandemic” 24.11.2021 55:13
Theme: Life Sciences Keywords: life science, covid-19, epidemiology, mathematical modeling, policy making
SCAS TALKS Episode 24 – Michael J. Puett: ”Rethinking the World by Considering Chinese History” 20.10.2021 1:04:26
Theme: Asia (Citizens and state relations) Keywords: Asia, world view, Chinese history, historical narratives, imperialism
SCAS TALKS Episode 23 – Elise Dermineur Reuterswärd: ”Banking before Banks: Credit and Debt in Preindustrial France” 05.10.2021 49:46
Theme: Infrastructures Keywords: infrastructures, banks, credit, financial markets, human economy
SCAS TALKS Episode 22 - Ericka Johnson: ”A Cultural Biography of the Prostate” 08.09.2021 58:07
Theme: Life Sciences Keywords: life science, prostate, medical humanities, technology, masculinity
SCAS TALKS Episode 21 – Rebekah Lee: "Death and Memory in Modern South Africa" 20.07.2021 59:32
Theme: Africa Keywords: South Africa, funeral practices, HIV/AIDS, memory, ethnographic studies
SCAS TALKS Episode 20 – Anna Neubeck: "Nickel - A Catalyst for Life on Earth and in Space" 16.07.2021 52:00
Theme: Life in Outer Space Keywords: life in outer space, origin of life, biosignatures, nickel isotopes, biogeochemistry
SCAS TALKS Episode 19 – Nikolai Piskunov: "Using New Technology to Study Conditions for Life in Space" 14.07.2021 47:32
Theme: Life in Outer Space Keywords: life in outer space, exoplanets, Kepler, telescopes, technology development
SCAS TALKS Episode 18 – Stephanie Wynne-Jones: "Connecting Past and Present through Urban Ecologies on Zanzibar" 12.07.2021 58:35
Theme: Africa Keywords: Africa, Zanzibar, historical ecology, sustainability, Unguja Ukuu
SCAS TALKS Episode 17 - Martin Sahlén: "The Big Picture: From Cosmic Origins to Life on Exoplanets" 29.06.2021 49:09
Theme: Life in Outer Space Keywords: life in outer space, exoplanets, astrophysics, galaxies, cosmobiology
SCAS TALKS Episode 16 – Terje Falck-Ytter: “Understanding Autism: What Can Infants Teach Us?” 18.06.2021 52:50
Theme: The Brain Keywords: brain, autism spectrum disorders, psychology, ADHD, eye-tracking
SCAS TALKS Episode 15 – Jenny Andersson: “Neoliberalism in the Nordic Countries: Developing an Absent Research Theme” 01.06.2021 57:55
Theme: Global Governance Keywords: global governance, neoliberalism, social life of ideas, Swedish society, new public management
SCAS TALKS Episode 14 – Andreas Eckert: "Where Have the Workers Gone? Labour in Postcolonial Africa" 17.05.2021 59:09
Theme: Africa Keywords: Africa, labour market, work, covid-19, outreach
SCAS TALKS Episode 13 – Dan Larhammar: “Fascinated by the Human Brain: Studies of Memory and the Phenomenon of Pseudoscience” 04.05.2021 1:02:47
Theme: The Brain Keywords: brain, consciousness, long term memory, pseudoscience, misinformation
SCAS TALKS Episode 12 - Karin Jensen: “The Complexity of Pain and Placebo Effects” 19.04.2021 1:04:19
Theme: The Brain Keywords: brain, placebo effect, doctor-patient relationship, nocebo effect, chronic pain
SCAS TALKS Episode 11 – David Ciepley: “Constitutional Democracy and the Corporation” 30.03.2021 1:06:07
Theme: Global Governance Keywords: global governance, democracy, corporation, charter, government
SCAS TALKS Episode 10 – Bruce G. Carruthers: “Trust, Credit and Credit Ratings as the Basis of a Modern Economy” 09.03.2021 1:14:20
Theme: Global Governance Keywords: global governance, credit, credit rating, history, economic sociology
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