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The Linnaeus Theme

The Linnaeus theme serves as an effective collaboration platform for Swedish partners, including the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm University Library, and others. It allows for a rich exchange of ideas and participation from various REGNET associates. The project showcases contributions from various disciplines, emphasizing notable historical figures linked to Linnaeus, such as C.P. Thunberg and Daniel Solander. This case highlights innovative techniques used in the REGNET project, fostering a deeper understanding of biodiversity and the legacy of Linnaeus.

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The Linnaeus Theme

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  1. The Linnaeus Theme

  2. Content Case IV Swedish partners • The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (KVA) • Stockholm University Library (SUL) • Natural History Museum (NRM) • Gotland County Museum (LMG) REGNET Final Project Review

  3. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • The Linnaeus theme was chosen because it would give opportunities for all the Swedish partners to cooperate, and for other REGNET associates to take part. • Contributions are mainly from KVA and SUL, but also from ONB and MUS. • The Linnaeus theme proved to be a good testing ground for some of the techniques employed in the REGNET project. REGNET Final Project Review

  4. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme REGNET Final Project Review

  5. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Linnaeus disciples – for example C.P. Thunberg who wrote the first Japanese flora. REGNET Final Project Review

  6. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Or Solander who travelled in the Pacific and worked in Britain. REGNET Final Project Review

  7. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Or Solander who travelled in the Pacific and worked in Britain. • Solander with Banks and Omai. REGNET Final Project Review

  8. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Link to Linnaeus Garden. REGNET Final Project Review

  9. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Link to Linnaeus Garden. REGNET Final Project Review

  10. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Link to Linnaeus herbarium at NRM. REGNET Final Project Review

  11. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Link to Linnaeus herbarium at NRM. REGNET Final Project Review

  12. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Link to Linnaeus herbarium at NRM. • Linnaea Borealis REGNET Final Project Review

  13. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Various scientific authors with important works in the KVA collection at SUL. REGNET Final Project Review

  14. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Examples: • Marc Catesby REGNET Final Project Review

  15. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Examples: • Marc Catesby REGNET Final Project Review

  16. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Examples: • Maria Sibylla Merian REGNET Final Project Review

  17. Content Case IV Linnaeus theme • Examples: • Johann Leonard Frisch REGNET Final Project Review

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