Research
Research at ALM with several research areas
Seminars
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Dissertations
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Beyond the Participatory Project: Practices of Organising, Planning and Doing Participation in Museums
2023
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Förflutenhet för alla?: Digitalt deltagande som metod för demokratisk kulturarvsproduktion
2023
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Content Moderation and Fact-Checking: A Study of Journalists’ Information Practices in the Contemporary News Media Landscape
2022
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Documenting Videogame Communities: A Study of Community Production of Information in Social-Media Environments and its Implications for Videogame Preservation
2018
Research publications in DiVA (2018)
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Alternatives to Being Information Literate
2018
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Anticipating ageing: Older adults reading their medical records
2018
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Archaeological information work and the digital turn
2018
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Archaeological Knowledge Production and Global Communities: Boundaries and Structure of the Field
2018
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Archaeological Practices, Knowledge Work and Digitalisation
2018
Research at the Department of ALM
The research programme at the Department of ALM brings together perspectives from archival studies, information studies and museum and cultural heritage studies. The unique aspect of research in Uppsala is that it nurtures an interdisciplinary interest in information and knowledge infrastructures, collections and societal memory from the vantage point of the changing premises, patterns and practices of their making, organisation, management and use from historical and contemporary perspectives.
The contexts and topics of research range from institutions to individuals, from historical to contemporary, analogue to digital, professional to participatory, work to play, making to mediating and from competences to the policies of regulating them in the society.
Research is carried out in collaboration with other departments at Uppsala University and with Swedish and international partners. We are regularly hosting national and international guests.
The department has a doctoral programme in information studies with students with a background in information studies, archival studies and museum and cultural heritage studies. Doctoral students and teachers participate in the activities organised under the auspices of the Swedish Network for Doctoral Education in Information Studies and the Nordic Research School in Library and Information Science (NORSLIS) and its successors. The department is also a member of the research school ReSource: Transforming Reading and Source Criticism in Digital Cultures. A key actor and recourse for doctoral education at the department is the university-wide Centre for Digital Humanities Uppsala, which coordinates the Swedish national DigitAl HumanitieS Graduate ScHool (DASH). The department has also a collaboration agreement with the Division of ALM, Lund University on doctoral education with joint seminars, student exchange and cooperation in supervision of doctoral students.
The department publishes a scholarly journal (Tidskrift för ABM) and a proceedings series for scholarly monographs and edited volumes. A comprehensive coverage of the research output of the members of the department can be found in the DiVA portal, the institutional repository of Uppsala University. A large number of master's theses are available through a designated thesis search service.
The Department of ALM is a partner in the international Centre for Digital Heritage. The centre has its seat at the University of York (UK). Other partners in the network are Lund University, Aarhus University (Denmark) och Leiden University (the Netherlands). The centre organises annual conferences, summer schools and provides neworking opportunities for researchers from all participating institutions.
Contact: Isto Huvila