Dr. Ina Heumann - Museum für Naturkunde
Dr. Ina Heumann - Museum für Naturkunde Dr. Ina Heumann - Museum für Naturkunde
Dr. Ina Heumann Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (MfN) Science program: Science Communication and History of Science PAN. Perspectives on Nature Phone +49 30 2093 8977 Fax +49 30 2093 8561 E-mail ina.heumann@mfn-berlin.de Annex 1.1. – E CVs of the executive scientific staff Job description Head of “PAN. Perspectives on Nature”: An Initiative for Nature, Knowledge and Culture in Context at Museum für Naturkunde Research Interests Natural history museums are hybrid organisations that mediate science and society. In the 21st century, this mediation will only be accomplished if the Museum für Naturkunde is developed as a forum for both the natural sciences and the humanities and arts. PAN is a new initiative launched by the Museum to establish this interdisciplinary dialogue about our collections and research. It focuses on natural history as part of our cultural heritage. My working and research interest is to open up new ways of interpreting natural history, objects and collections. The aim is to help institutionalize the necessary exchange between different cultures of knowing and encourage multidisciplinary perspectives on nature. Professional appointments since 10/2012 Head of “PAN. Perspectives on Nature”. Museum für Naturkunde 2011/2012 Visiting Scholar at the Oregon State University, Corvallis; Fellow at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart; Postdoctoral Visiting Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science 2010 Foreign exchange scholarship from the International Research Centre for Cultural Studies, Vienna 2009 Predoc scholarship from the Max Planck Institute for History of Science, Berlin, Department III: Experimental Systems and Spaces of Knowledge 2008-2009 Junior Fellow at the International Research Centre for Cultural Studies, Vienna 2005-2008 PhD Assistant at the Institute for Contemporary History, University of Vienna Education 2010 PhD (Dr. phil.) at the University of Vienna 2004 MA in Contemporary History, European Ethnology and Philosophy, Humboldt-University Berlin Five most relevant publications Heumann, I. (under review). Sehtexte. Wissen und Werben in Bild der Wissenschaft und Urania (1958 bis 1989), in: C. Kretschmann, A. Schwarz (eds.): Popularisierung der Naturwissenschaften in Deutschland. Kontinuitäten und Brüche seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, Böhlau Verlag, Wien. Heumann, I. 2012. Die Sehnsucht nach Dauer. Verpackungen von Bild der Wissenschaft und Scientific American, in: C. Windgätter (ed.): Verpackungen des Wissens. Materialität und Markenbildung in den Wissenschaften (Maske und Kothurn 58/2), Böhlau Verlag, Wien, pp. 37-48. Heumann, I. 2009. „Mit Sicherheit und Würde der Öffentlichkeit über ihre Arbeit berichten“. Wissenschaftskommunikation in Bild der Wissenschaft und Scientific American (1964–1974), in: S. Stöckel, W. Lisner and G. Rüve (eds.): Das Medium Wissenschaftszeitschrift seit dem 19. Jahrhundert. Verwissenschaftlichung der Gesellschaft – Vergesellschaftung von Wissenschaft, Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, pp. 207- 228. Museum für Naturkunde Berlin evaluation 2012
<strong>Dr</strong>. <strong>Ina</strong> <strong>Heumann</strong><br />
<strong>Museum</strong> <strong>für</strong> <strong>Naturkunde</strong> Berlin (MfN)<br />
Science program: Science Communication and History of Science<br />
PAN. Perspectives on Nature<br />
Phone +49 30 2093 8977<br />
Fax +49 30 2093 8561<br />
E-mail ina.heumann@mfn-berlin.de<br />
Annex 1.1. – E<br />
CVs of the executive scientific staff<br />
Job description<br />
Head of “PAN. Perspectives on Nature”: An Initiative for Nature, Knowledge and<br />
Culture in Context at <strong>Museum</strong> <strong>für</strong> <strong>Naturkunde</strong><br />
Research Interests<br />
Natural history museums are hybrid organisations that mediate science and society. In<br />
the 21st century, this mediation will only be accomplished if the <strong>Museum</strong> <strong>für</strong><br />
<strong>Naturkunde</strong> is developed as a forum for both the natural sciences and the humanities<br />
and arts.<br />
PAN is a new initiative launched by the <strong>Museum</strong> to establish this interdisciplinary<br />
dialogue about our collections and research. It focuses on natural history as part of our<br />
cultural heritage.<br />
My working and research interest is to open up new ways of interpreting natural history,<br />
objects and collections. The aim is to help institutionalize the necessary exchange<br />
between different cultures of knowing and encourage multidisciplinary perspectives on<br />
nature.<br />
Professional appointments<br />
since 10/2012 Head of “PAN. Perspectives on Nature”. <strong>Museum</strong> <strong>für</strong> <strong>Naturkunde</strong><br />
2011/2012 Visiting Scholar at the Oregon State University, Corvallis; Fellow at<br />
the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart; Postdoctoral Visiting<br />
Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science<br />
2010 Foreign exchange scholarship from the International Research<br />
Centre for Cultural Studies, Vienna<br />
2009 Predoc scholarship from the Max Planck Institute for History of<br />
Science, Berlin, Department III: Experimental Systems and Spaces<br />
of Knowledge<br />
2008-2009 Junior Fellow at the International Research Centre for Cultural<br />
Studies, Vienna<br />
2005-2008 PhD Assistant at the Institute for Contemporary History, University<br />
of Vienna<br />
Education<br />
2010 PhD (<strong>Dr</strong>. phil.) at the University of Vienna<br />
2004 MA in Contemporary History, European Ethnology and Philosophy,<br />
Humboldt-University Berlin<br />
Five most relevant publications<br />
<strong>Heumann</strong>, I. (under review). Sehtexte. Wissen und Werben in Bild der Wissenschaft<br />
und Urania (1958 bis 1989), in: C. Kretschmann, A. Schwarz (eds.): Popularisierung<br />
der Naturwissenschaften in Deutschland. Kontinuitäten und Brüche seit dem Zweiten<br />
Weltkrieg, Böhlau Verlag, Wien.<br />
<strong>Heumann</strong>, I. 2012. Die Sehnsucht nach Dauer. Verpackungen von Bild der<br />
Wissenschaft und Scientific American, in: C. Windgätter (ed.): Verpackungen des<br />
Wissens. Materialität und Markenbildung in den Wissenschaften (Maske und Kothurn<br />
58/2), Böhlau Verlag, Wien, pp. 37-48.<br />
<strong>Heumann</strong>, I. 2009. „Mit Sicherheit und Würde der Öffentlichkeit über ihre Arbeit<br />
berichten“. Wissenschaftskommunikation in Bild der Wissenschaft und Scientific<br />
American (1964–1974), in: S. Stöckel, W. Lisner and G. Rüve (eds.): Das Medium<br />
Wissenschaftszeitschrift seit dem 19. Jahrhundert. Verwissenschaftlichung der<br />
Gesellschaft – Vergesellschaftung von Wissenschaft, Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, pp. 207-<br />
228.<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> <strong>für</strong> <strong>Naturkunde</strong> Berlin evaluation 2012
Annex 1.1. – E<br />
CVs of the executive scientific staff<br />
<strong>Heumann</strong>, I. & J. B. Köhne. 2008. Imagination einer Freundschaft – Disneys Our<br />
Friend the Atom. Bomben, Geister und Atome im Jahr 1957. zeitgeschichte 35/6, 372-<br />
395.<br />
<strong>Heumann</strong>, I. 2008. Wissenschaftliche Phantasmagorien. Die Poetik des Wissens in<br />
»Man and his Future« und ihre Rezeption in der Bundesrepublik, in: D. Rupnow, V.<br />
Lipphardt, C. Wessely (eds.): Pseudowissenschaft. Konzeptionen von Nichtwissenschaftlichkeit<br />
in der Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main, pp. 343-<br />
370.<br />
Awards<br />
2011 “Förderpreis der Deutschen Gesellschaft <strong>für</strong> Medizin, Naturwissenschaften<br />
und Geschichte” for excellent dissertation<br />
2011 Postdoctoral Scholarship of the Oregon State University, Corvallis,<br />
Oregon<br />
2010/11 Postdoctoral Fellowship of the Max Planck Institute for the History<br />
of Science, Berlin<br />
2009-2010 Predoctoral fellowship abroad of the International Research Centre<br />
for Cultural Studies, Vianna<br />
2008-2009 Predoctoral fellowship of the International Research Centre for<br />
Cultural Studies, Vienna<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> <strong>für</strong> <strong>Naturkunde</strong> Berlin evaluation 2012
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