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Shaping European university heritage: past and possible futures
2013, Akademika Publishing
in English
8232103051 9788232103058
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"During our years of study something like an anatomical brotherhood had been cultivated among the students" : anatomical collections, scientific medicine and publics in 19th century Vienna / Markus Oppenauer
From the museum of the Stroganov's School to the Museum of the Moscow Architectural Institute / Galina Malyasova
Hamburg University collections : central museum versus dispersed collections / Gudrun Wolfschmidt
Collections of the University of Aix-Marseille : several centuries of teaching and research, but what will the future bring? / Bruno Vila
Dispersed collections at the Politecnico di Torino / Magherita Bongiovanni, Olivia Musso
The Pathology Museum of the University of Florence : historical outline and current perspectives / Gabriella Nesi [and 4 others]
Final works of students of Helsinki School of Technology 1850-51 are safe now / Panu Nykänen [and 3 others]
Circus or science? / Anne Vähätalo
Collecting cultural heritage at the Technical University of Denmark : working with artefacts in a technical university context / Marian Lanng, Laila Zwisler
A typology of dispersed collections : collaborating with scientists and technicians / Lydia Wilson
A note on scientific collections of the Ukrainian universities / Liliya Kazantseva.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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