Adrien Roselaer, A Great History of Navigation: Man's Conquest of the Waves
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Holding a Master's degree in History from the Free University of Brussels in 2010, Adrien Roselaer specialized in the study of the Middle Ages. After his studies, he collaborated on the opening of the Museum of Letters and Manuscripts in Brussels, where he became responsible for cultural mediation and exhibitions. After three years, he turned to teaching while collaborating on various exhibitions such as "14-18: This is our History" at the Royal Army Museum, and "Leonard Da Vinci: The inventions of a genius".
Adrien Roselaer has also participated in writing several exhibition catalogs and educational dossiers and recently pursued a career as a lecturer.
In "A Great History of Navigation: Man's Conquest of the Waves", Mr. Roselaer does not aim to present an exhaustive view of the history of navigation but takes us through epochs alongside daring men and women. This lecture explores the evolution of maritime pioneers, from the builders of monoxylous dugouts to modern sail and solar energy-powered ships.
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ULiège - Arlon Campus Environnement
Pl. des Chasseurs Ardennais
6700 Arlon
Belgique
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