Reposted by Lina Mair
This is profoundly bad. The data generated by NASA feeds research in many, MANY disciplines. I, for instance, am a historian, and my dissertation (now book project) uses satellite imagery as a major source for exploring the historical relationship between people and the environment.
![Mediterranean Platform
Wednesday, 3:15 pm to 4:45 pm
F 428
16.04. Juliane Tauchnitz (Würzburg), Platon, Herkules und die Straße von Gibraltar. Ein emergenter mediterraner Kulturraum in hispano-marokkanischer Literatur, in cooperation with Romanistik
29.04. Ada Ferraresi (Barcelona), Sovereignty Entangled: The Libyan Submarine Cable as a
Repository of History [digital], in cooperation with CMH, 5-6:30 PM, D 201
06.05. Aleida Assmann (Konstanz), Genealogie der IHRA Definition
in cooperation with CMH, 5-6:30 PM, D 201
13.05. Vuk Uskoković (Florence), These Half-Wild Mountains: The Perceptions of Savagery in the
Early Modern Mediterranean, in cooperation with MA/FNZ Colloquium, 5-6:30 PM, F 424
21.05. Jorge Flores (Lisbon), Interstitial Documents in the Early Modern Portuguese Colonial Archive:
Concepts, Questions, Cases [digital]
03.06. Manuel Borutta (Konstanz), Liquid Continent: The Modern Mediterranean in the Age of (Post-)Empire, in cooperation with DFG-Research Training Group "Post-Eurocentric Europe," 6:45-9:15 PM, Y 310
04.06. Oğuzhan Akeren (Konstanz), French Naval Policies, Maritime Security Measures and Coastal Transformations in the Mediterranean (1715–1815)
11.06. Francesca Biancani (Bologna), Writing the Modern Mediterranean: Prostitution [digital]
25.06. Erik de Lange (Utrecht), Menacing Tides: Security, Piracy and Empire in the Nineteenth-Century Mediterranean
01.07. Cyrus Schayegh (Geneva), Thinking about (Settler) Colonialism (and National Liberation) through the Israeli Case, in cooperation with CMH, 5-6:30 PM, D 201
02.07. Ciro Dovizio (Milan), Writing the Modern Mediterranean: Mafias [digital]
08.07. Jürgen Osterhammel (Freiburg), Rethinking Global History
in Cooperation with CMH, 5-6:30 PM, G 300
09.07. Milinda Hoo (Utrecht), Globalizing the Ancient Mediterranean
in cooperation with Colloquium Ancient History, 5-30 PM, R 511
16.07. Shira Pinhas (Princeton), Writing the Modern Mediterranean: Energy [digital]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:oxduxuof3jzaecqbcjkxquo2/bafkreialtxice23iogw44dzzkqnto44cdqelhskk7qmmchr6xorf7ya5cm)
