Academic reporting related to EMP151

The last week I reported academic research activities to the Estonian science agency ETAG and to the Estonian Research Information System (ETIS), in relation to our project "Animals in changing environments: Cultural mediation and semiotic analysis" (EMP151).

Three more ETIS entries for 2013: Two contributions to abstract books, one linguistic report

As part of my reporting of 2013 activities related to the research project Dynamical Zoosemiotics and Animal Representations, I have added two contributions to abstract books and a report to my profile in the Estonian Research Information System, ETIS.

These are the abstracts:

Beever, Jonathan; Tönnessen, Morten (2013). Uexküll in Translation: “Darwin and the English Morality". Gatherings in biosemiotics 13. Organised by International Society for Biosemiotic Studies (ISBS) and University of Pisa, Castiglioncello, Italy, June 5-8 2013. , 2013, p. 105.

Tønnessen, Morten (2013). The ontogeny of the embryonic, fetal and infant human Umwelt. NASSVIII: Sign evolution on multiple time scales. Aarhus University May 29-31 2013. Organised by Nordic Association for Semiotic Studies and Aarhus University. Aarhus, Denmark:, 2013, p. 43.

And this is the report:

Tønnessen, Morten (2013). Analyse av partiprogrammer for 2013-2017. Utført for Dyreetikkonferansen 2013 [Analysis of politial party programs for 2013-2017. Conducted for the Norwegian Animal Ethics Conference 2013]. 21 pp. Available online.

This brings my activities in ETIS up to 64.

See also:
Annual zoosemiotics grant report submitted

Link to CRIStin 2012 results and profile page

Here is a link to my reported publications, public presentations and media appearances in 2012 in CRIStin, the Current Research information System in Norway, altogether 18 entrances - and to my personal profile page (with Tønnessen misspelled 'Tønnesen').

Prior to 2012 I have, due to institutional affiliation (including affiliation to various Estonian research projects), only reported my publications to the Estonian Research information System (ETIS).

Annual zoosemiotics grant report submitted

Yesterday I compiled and submitted my annual report relating to the research project Dynamical Zoosemiotics and Animal Representations, headed by Timo Maran. My reported activities in 2012 included five publications (but this number depends on how one counts), seven manuscripts accepted for publication in 2013, and one edited book (the Festschrift to Kalevi Kull). I further reported seven presentations at international conferences etc. and two in local/national seminars, three organized academic events and four popularizing activities (two in print media, a public lecture and a radio interview).

After reporting to Timo I updated my reporting of publications for 2012 as well as preliminarily for 2013 in the Estonian Research Information System. Later this month I will have to report to the Current Research Information System In Norway (CRIStin), for the first time. These reporting activities come in handy as preparation for my soon-to-come annual updating of my CV and Bibliography.

Academic reports II

The last few days I have, in effect, concluded 2009 reporting to two research projects, "Dynamical zoosemiotics and animal representations" (10pp) and "Methods of Biosemiotics" respectively. The former includes plans for 2010 (field trips, research stays, conference participation and expected publications).

In the process I am updating my info at the Estonian Research Information System (ETIS).