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Ingrid Eskild is a Doctoral Research Fellow in Cultural History and Museology at the University of Oslo, focusing on 19th-century science communication through periodicals. Her work examines how media infrastructure and news page layouts shaped scientific iconography, with particular attention to knowledge circulation between European capitals and peripheries.
- MA in History (2023), University of Oslo
- BA in Middle Eastern Studies with Arabic (2019), University of Oslo
- BA in History (2017), University of Oslo/NTNU
Her research explores the aesthetics of scientific diagrams in historical periodicals, analyzing motifs like microscopic views and solar system models. She investigates how these representations were mediated through transnational networks and evolving printing technologies, contributing to knowledge history and modernity studies.
Eskild's publications demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement across international relations, medical humanities, and STS. Her work traces epistemological shifts in scientific visualization and political legitimacy frameworks through historical epidemics and nomadic epistemologies.
- Recipient of The Norwegian Historical Association's (HIFO) Fritt ord-stipend for 2024
- Editorial member of Babylon. Nordic Journal for Middle East Studies
