Sabine Heine

Head of department of public relations

Media Relations [14], Events [15]

Tel: +49 228 9122-215

Fax: +49 228 9122-6213

Mail: s.heine [at] leibniz-zfmk.de

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Field of work

Welcome to the department of public relations

Our tasks are planning and organization of the educational service, the journalistical work including press information, social media (Facebook, twitter) as well as the execution of meetings and special events.

Research interests

historical authenticity

Memberships

Deutscher Museumsbund e.V., Alexander-Koenig-Gesellschaft (AKG)

Projects

Ongoing projects:

For a research museum, networking within the national and international society is important in order to formulate and implement common goals and interests. For this reason, I am involved in various museum and interest groups and:

Leibniz Meets Parliament [19]

After the huge abundance of positive feedback, the Leibniz Institutes in Nordrhein-Westfalen bring together scientists and Düsseldorf delegates for the annual "Science Meets Parliament" event.

Transatlantic seminar issue of Journal of Museum Education [20]

Fulbright and the Year of German-American Friendship

After a four-day seminar organized by Fulbright Germany and the Leibniz Association in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, in November 2019, closer cooperation is developing. 26 German and American curators, educators and other experts from museums or similar institutions such as Memorials came together to talk about the different ways of working in their fields and countries. Eight participants were representatives of the Leibniz research museums. Smithsonian attendees in Washington, DC explored museums as places of social discourse and learning - and, more broadly, as institutions that are critical to democracies. The seminar was part of the year of German-American friendship. We are currently working on a release.

The Action plan of the eight research museums of the Leibniz-Association [21]

The action plan of the eight research museums is currently a project funded by the federal and state governments that shows the strengths of the knowledge transfer of the institutes and especially the research museums of the Leibniz Association.

Museum Mile [22]

The Museum Mile comprises the five large museums of the city of Bonn, which represent the region on the world's largest travel trade show in Berlin. The fice museums celebrate the largest annual museum festival with almost 100,000 visitors in the city of Bonn during two days.

LVR Museums [23]

In permanent and temporary exhibitions, all LVR museums offer varied topics and target group-oriented programs for education and leisure. The LVR museums are largely barrier-free and make special offers for people with disabilities. The ZFMK and the museums of the Musuemsmeile are in close contact with the LVR State Museum Bonn.

Rhine Ruhr Adventure Museums [24]

The Rhine Ruhr Adventure Museums are an association of 14 museums, which are characterized by a special, especially family-friendly museum education. Through efficient cross-marketing, the houses will be known beyond the region.

2018

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SolBioM [25]

The main objective of the BMBF-funded project is the diversification of an international research consortium, consisting mainly of partners from Eastern and Southeastern Europe, in order to apply for funding for a multinational R&D project within the framework of Horizon 2020 or other EU programme.

Unit:

Chair Systematic Zoology [26], Centre for Biodiversity Monitoring [27], Ornithology [28], Directorate [29], Conservation Ecology [30], Research Networks [31], Biodiversity Informatics [32], Media Relations [14], Events [15]

Project lead:

Prof. Dr. J. Wolfgang Wägele [33]

Funding:

Federal Ministry of Education and Research

2016

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Leibniz-Sonderausstellung: 8 Objekte, 8 Museen [34]

Leibniz-Forschungsmuseen stellen erstmals gemeinsam aus: Das Museum Koenig wird vom 08.11.2016 bis zum 30.06.2017 (ebenso wie die anderen sieben Museen der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft) die Sonderausstellung „8 Objekte 8 Museen“ der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft präsentieren.

Unit:

Department Arthropoda [35], Media Relations [14], Events [15], Chair Molecular Biodiversity Research [36], Exhibition: Architecture & Design [37], Exhibition: Conception & Management [38], Special Exhibitions [39]

Project lead:

Björn Rulik [40]

Funding:

Leibniz Association, Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenig

Publications

2017

Die Parlamtarische Giraffe. Eine Beitrag zur Rolle der historischen Authentizizäz bei der Bewertung naturkundlicher Objekte

in: Eser, Thomas et al. (Hrsg.): Authentisierung im Museum: Ein Werkstatt-Bericht, Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2017 (RGZM – Tagungen, Band 32). S. 127 - 138

https://books.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/propylaeum/catalog/book/297 [41]

Published in

2018

Astrin, J., Heine, S., Koch, C., Rödder, D., Töpfer, T., Wägele, W. (2018): Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenig in Bonn: Transformation of a Classical Natural History Museum of the Nineteenth Century into a Biodiversity Research Institution. - In: Beck, L. A. (ed.): Zoological Collections of Germany. - Springer (Cham), pp. 153-182.

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Presentations

Talks

2019

13.11.2019: Wissenstransfer – Bildung und Vermittlung am Leibniz-Institut für Biodiversität der Tiere - Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenig - Lecture at the meeting of the Leibniz Association's Knowledge Transfer Working Group at the ZFMK.

1960

1979 - 1986 University of Münster, degree Diplom.

1987 - 1992 University of Bielefeld, scientific staff within the project "Aufbaustudiengang Umweltberatung".

1992 Special exhibition "Beetles" in cooperation with the Museum am Schölerberg, Osnabrück, and the Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein Osnabrück e.V..

1992-1994 Academic volunteer at the Westfälischen Museum für Naturkunde, Münster.

Seit 1994 ZFMK

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