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Dominik Collet is a Professor of Environmental and Climate History at the University of Oslo, affiliated with the Oslo School of Environmental Humanities and the CLIMATE research group. His research integrates historical climatology, disaster studies, and global cultural history, focusing on climate-society entanglements during the Little Ice Age. He has held academic positions at Heidelberg and Göttingen Universities and visiting fellowships at prestigious institutions like the Max-Planck-Institute for History and the Warburg Institute. Currently, he leads the CAS group 'The Nordic Little Ice Age' and co-edits the open-access book Nordic Climate Histories.
- PhD (2007) and Habilitation (2018) in History
- Focus on early modern environmental history and museological practices
His recent work analyzes historical climate anomalies, famines, and their socio-political implications, emphasizing interdisciplinary methodologies. Awards include shortlisting for the Turku Book Prize. He contributes to projects like 'ClimateCultures,' which explores Norway’s Little Ice Age experiences through exhibitions.
- Scientific Awards:
- Shortlisted for the Turku Book Prize (2018/2019)
- Projects:
- PI, CAS group 'The Nordic Little Ice Age' (2024/25)
- Co-leader, 'ClimateCultures' (2018–present)
- Editor, 'Nordic Climate Histories' (2025)
