Workshop update.

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_posts/2024-08-19-workshop-mobility-02.md

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+layout: post
+title: Aquatic Mobilities/Littoral Cultures
+date: 2024-08-19 09:29:00
+published: true
+description: an example of a blog post with disqus comments
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+categories: research
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+<div class="row">
+    <div class="col-sm mt-3 mt-md-0">
+        {% include figure.liquid loading="eager" path="assets/img/posts/ever-given.jpg" title="Ever Given" class="img-fluid rounded z-depth-1" %}
+    </div>
+</div>
+<div class="caption">
+    Freeing the Ever Given, Suez Canal Authority.
+</div>
+
+## Cultural Techniques and Material Cultures at Sea
+
+This exploratory workshop aims to foster research into the historical interplay
+between mobility, cultural techniques, and material culture within maritime and
+coastal contexts. By examining how cultures, cultural techniques, and nature
+have historically shaped life, work, and travel at sea, we seek to develop new
+research questions that can lead to future grant applications. Through
+interdisciplinary collaboration, participants will explore themes such as the
+maritime technologies, littoral knowledge production, and the material
+manifestations of aquatic and coastal communities. Special attention will be
+given to the concept of »Störungen« (disruptions) and their influence on
+practices and objects, like environmental challenges, to border regimes and
+shipping accidents. This workshop will provide a platform for investigating the
+dynamic interactions between human practices and maritime environments,
+emphasizing the unique cultural techniques, material cultures that emerge in
+littoral and marine settings.
+
+## Date
+
+21.10.2024
+
+10:00--16:00
+
+## Venue
+
+Cluster of Excellency -- Matters of Activity
+
+Humboldt University Berlin
+
+Sophienstraße 22a
+
+10178 Berlin
+
+Room TBA
+
+## Program
+
+9:45&ndash;10:00: 
+- Get Together
+
+10:00&ndash;11:00 
+- Julia Erdogan (HU Berlin): Depths of Danger: Challenges of Shipwreck Salvages and The Perils of Diving.
+- Discussion
+
+11:00&ndash;12:00
+- Sarah Pickmann (Yale): In Search of Lost Mint Cakes: Tracing Cargo and Mishaps in Expedition Archives.
+- Discussion
+
+12:00&ndash;13:00 
+- Lunch Break
+
+13:00&ndash;14:00 
+- Julia Zons (Universität Stuttgart): What does Ceuta tell us about Littoral Cultures? Aquatic Mobilities at the »most heavily guarded border of the world«.
+- Discussion
+
+14:00&ndash;15:00
+- Wilko von Hardenberg (HU Berlin): The Adriatic as a Borderspace: Knowledge Mobilities and Environmental Disruptions in a Marginal Sea.
+- Discussion
+
+15:00&ndash;16:00
+- Coffee, Final Discussion, and Future Developments