Feb 2
History through Game Development — The Migrants' Chronicles: 1892
Marie-Paule Jungblut is a distinguished public historian. She is known for her intellectual and practical leadership in pushing traditional museum boundaries, both in the subject of exhibitions and in the means used by museums to engage audiences, both in person and virtually. As chief curator of the Luxembourg City Historical Museum, she created many international traveling exhibitions. She also served as vice director of the Museums of the City of Luxembourg.
Johannes Pause is a research scientist and deputy head of the “Bachelor in Animation” program at the Université du Luxembourg. After completing his doctorate at the Free University of Berlin, he worked as a research assistant and substitute professor in Gießen, Trier, Dresden and Mannheim. His research focuses, among other things, on political cinema, the media cultures of the Cold War, and the cultural and imaginative history of isolation.
from Digital Humanities