“Writing the History of the
Forced-Migration of German-Speaking Neuroscientists and Biomedical Researchers
between 1933 and 1989”, Wadham College, Oxford 28-29 August, 2015
Aug-27, 2015
Arrival of delegates and a social
get-together at 7:00 pm in the evening (Private Invitation – Professor Paul
Weindling, Oxford Brookes University).
Aug-28, 2015
A 1-Day Scholarly Exchange (beginning with a viewing of archival
and book materials in the Bodleian Library – Broad Street):
Part 1 (Bodleian Library)
9:00-9:30 am Welcome: Frank W. Stahnisch,
Paul J. Weindling, and Aleksandra Lowenau (Horton Room of the Bodleian Library)
9:30-10:30 am SPSL archival materials and
book viewing in the Blackwell Hall on the ground floor of the Weston Library
Part
(arranged by Michael Hughes)
(arranged by Michael Hughes)
10:30 am-12:00 pm First Roundtable (~ the
project, activities, future plans)
(Horton Room of the Bodleian Library)
12:00 to 13:30 pm Lunch at the nearby
restaurant Vaults and Garden Café (University Church, 1 Radcliffe Sq, Oxford OX1 4AH)
(at own cost)
(at own cost)
Part 2 (Wadham College) – The C. Day-Lewis Room also known
as “Old Seminar Room”
13:30-15:00 pm
(1) German, Jewish, American or British?
Emigré Biochemists and their Research Practices, 1890 –1950
Discussion of Papers by Ute Deichmann, Ben Gurion
University (Israel)
(2) Émigré German-Speaking Neurologists and Psychiatrists
in North America, 1933-1963
Frank W. Stahnisch, University of Calgary (Canada)
(3) On the Internment of Refugee Doctors and Medical
Scientists in the United Kingdom
Paul J. Weindling, Oxford Brookes University (United
Kingdom)
Coffee Break (15:30-16:00)
16:00-17:00 pm
(5) Aleksandra Loewenau (University of Calgary) –
Onward Migration of Émigré Biomedical Researchers to
Canada
(6) Jesse Olszynko-Gryn (University of Cambridge) –
The Émigré Biography of Hamburg GP and
Pregnancy Tester Edward Elkan
17:00 am-18:00 pm Second Roundtable (~
themes, trajectories, projects
19:00 to 21:00 pm dinner at the nearby pub The
Head of the River, St Aldate's, 40 Pembroke
Square) (at own expense)
Aug-29,
2015
A
1-Day Administrative and Planning Exchange
Part 3 (Wadham College) – The C. Day-Lewis Room also known as
“Old Seminar
Room”
9:00-9:10 am Introductory Remarks – Frank W.
Stahnisch
9:10 am to 10:30 am
(7)
Guel Russell (Texas A&M) –
The Unique Case of German Émigrés in Turkey (1933-1945)
(8) Daniel Burston (Pittsburgh University) –
(an e-presentation)
The Émigré Case of the Psychiatrist Karl
Stern at Montreal and Ottawa
(9) Paul Stortz (University of Calgary) – (an
e-presentation)
The Canadian Society for the Protection of
Science and Learning and Refugee Professors at the University of Toronto,
1935-1945.
Coffee Break (10:30-11:00)
11:00 am-12:00 pm Third Roundtable (~ themes,
trajectories, projects
12:00 to 14:00 pm lunch at the Vaults
and Garden Café (University Church, 1 Radcliffe
Sq, Oxford OX1 4AH) (own cost)
Part 3 (Wadham College) – The C. Day-Lewis Room also known as
“Old Seminar
Room”
14:00-15:30 pm (~ Library, Collection and
Administrative Themes):
(10) Paul Weindling (as representative of the
Advisory Board of Cara, London) – The work of SPSL and CARA – Expectations
regarding the Use of SPSL Archive Materials for Future Research
(11) Comments by Frank W. Stahnisch and
Aleksandra Loewenau
on research experiences with:
SPSL Archives at the Bodleian Library
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC
Wiener Library, London, England
Coffee Break (15:30-16:00)
Part 4 (Wadham College) – The C. Day-Lewis Room also know as “Old Seminar Room”
16:00-19:00 (Future Grant Planning and
Administrative Discussions)
(1) Introduction of SSHRC Grant Programs and AvH/Leopoldina
Activities
(2) Drafting Memoranda of Understanding
Aug-30,
2015
Breakfast for Attendees with accommodation at Wadham:
8:00-8:45 am and return-Travel for most of the delegates and participants
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The Oxford
Workshop Conveners:
[For the venue details/directions please write to Dr. Loewenau:
Aleksandra.loewenau@ucalgary.ca]
Acknowledgements:
O’Brien Institute Oxford Brookes SPSL Archives Texas A & M
for Public Health University University
for Public Health University University




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