Stefanie Büchner

Sociology
year 2019

Leibniz University Hannover

Institut für Soziologie

Schneiderberg 50
30167 Hannover

Close-up photograph of a person with short brown hair combed to the side, wearing transparent rectangular eyeglasses and a dark blazer over a white top. The face shows green eyes and closed lips. In the background, out-of-focus bookshelves hold rows of books with multicolored spines.
Foto: Sören Pinsdorf

Research areas

Activities

    • Opening Exhibition "We Have Never Been Only Human"

      Twelve Speculations on the Posthuman, the More-than-Human and the Non-Human – Die Junge Akademie is visiting the Berlin Medical History Museum of the Charité

      Topics:

      Starts on
      29.10.26

      Event access: Public

      Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum der Charité
      Charitéplatz 1
      10117 Berlin

      19:00

      An abstract digital illustration on a black background, depicting intertwined pale yellow and pink shapes reminiscent of anatomical structures, including branched, tree-like structures, sinuous, tubular segments, folded, tissue-like surfaces and irregular organic contours.
    • Exhibition "We Have Never Been Only Human"

      Twelve Speculations on the Posthuman, the More-than-Human and the Non-Human – Die Junge Akademie is visiting the Berlin Medical History Museum of the Charité

      Topics:

      Starts on
      29.10.26
      Ends on
      20.06.27

      Event access: Public

      Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum der Charité
      Charitéplatz 1
      10117 Berlin

    • Freundschaft: Kalender 2022

      Ideal, Utopie und Notwendigkeit? Der aktuelle Kalender widmet sich dem Thema „Freundschaft“: ein Plädoyer für die Verbindungen von Wissenschaft und Kunst zur Gesellschaft.

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      Berlin 2021

    • Image / Language

      Science is inconceivable without language. But what about images? In six articles, the new Junge Akademie Magazin explores this question from different perspectives. Additionally, the poster page poses the question, solely through pictures, of what influence such simple images as emojis have on our ideas of science and of scientists.

      Topics:

      Michael Bies, Bettina Bock, Benedict Esche, Stefanie Büchner, Isabelle Dolezalek, Martin Dresler, Benedict Esche, Boris N. Konrad

      Berlin 2021

      Grafik, auf der im Mittelpunkt das Wort "Bild" steht