Curriculum Vitae: Henrik Kragh Sørensen
Full CV in PDF.
Academic positions
- Professor (with special responsibilities) in history and philosophy of science, Department
of Science Education, University of Copenhagen since 2016.
- Associate professor in history of mathematics, Centre for Science Studies, University
of Aarhus, 2008-2016.
- Post-doc positions in Utrecht (NL), Kristiansand (NO) and Aarhus.
- PhD 2002, MSc 1999.
Academic management
- Deputy head of department for research, Department of Science
Education, University of Copenhagen since 2017
- Head of Section for History and Philosophy of Science, Department of
Science Education, University of Copenhagen since 2016.
- Head of the Research Group in Science Studies, Department of
Science Education, University of Copenhagen since 2016.
- Book review editor (books not in English) for Historia
Mathematica 2015-2019.
- Deputy head of department, Department of Science Studies, University of Aarhus,
2010-2011, deputy head of center, Centre for Science Studies, 2013-2014.
- Treasurer of the
ICHM: International Commission on the History
of Mathematics 2010-19.
- Head of Teaching Committee, Department of Science Studies, University of Aarhus
from 2006-2009.
Awards
- My article
What's Abelian about abelian groups? was one of the ten most read articles published
by Taylor & Francis History of Science journals in 2013.
- Awarded the
Montucla Prize
from the International Commission on the History of Mathematics, 2009.
Research visits
- School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales,
Sydney, Australia, January 2014.
- Interdisciplinary Center for Science Studies, University of Wuppertal, Germany
during March 2013.
- Forum for University History, University of Oslo, Norway from September to December
2009.
Teaching
- Taught numerous graduate courses in History of Mathematics since 2001, including
Introduction to History of Mathematics 2010-2016.
- Taught undergraduate course in Philosophy of Mathematics since 2005 and similar
course in Philosophy of Computer Science 2006-2011 and 2017-.
- Contributed to courses in history of science and philosophy of science.
Popular communication
- Multiple publications aimed at the interested public (see list of publications,
link above).
- Lecturer at the Aarhus Open University since 2011.
- Appearances on Danish radio programmes and Norwegian television.
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