Resume

Since 2021
Research assistant, University of the Arts Bremen

Since 2021
Lecturer at the University of the Arts Bremen, Department of Design

Since 2020
PhD Student University of Groningen, Art History and Material Culture / University of the Arts Bremen, Design

2020 - 2022
Fellow of the University of the Arts Bremen

Since 2019
Interdisziplinäres Designlabor - Agentur für wissenschaftliches Kommunikationsdesign
[Dalila Maganinho / Joosten Mueller GbR]

2013-2017
Master of Arts, Integrated Design, University of the Arts Bremen

2010-2013
Bachelor of Arts, Integrated Design, University of the Arts Bremen

Publications

[researchgate.net] [academia.edu] [The Dynamic Archive]

2022
“HOW TO MAKE A CELL MODEL COOKIE!” Zellmodelle im Spiegel digitaler “DIY”-Modellbaubewegungen, in: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geschichte und Theorie der Biologie (Ed.): Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology 24/2021, Universitätsverlag Göttingen, forthcoming [article]

2022
Fourteen Drafts Beyond the Typical Cell. Structures of Life - Experimenting between Design and Science, [Mueller, Joosten et al.] in: The Dynamic Archive, https://doi.org/10.26017/tda-608

2022
The Practice of Copying Educational Science Models: An Artistic Research Perspective, in: ISCSS Conference Proceedings 2021, https://doi.org/10.35603/sws.iscss.va2021/s08.54 [article]

2021
The Fried-Cell Model. Object Lessons on Eggs, Fried-Eggs and Cell Models, in: The Dynamic Archive, https://doi.org/10.26017/tda-578 [article/method]

2021
Break the Mould. Questioning Popular Models in Science Education, in: The Dynamic Archive, https://doi.org/10.26017/tda-567 [article/method]

2021
Modeling Competence: Practice-Based Research between Design, Architecture, Science History and Biology Didactics, in: Sanderson, L. / Stone, S. (Eds.): Teaching-Learning-Research: Design and Environments, AMPS Proceedings Series 22.2, Manchester School of Architecture [article]

2021
Zur piktogrammatischen Darstellung eines Virus - Zwischen wissenschaftshistorischer Spurensuche und modellexperimenteller Wissensgenerierung, in: Geiger, Annette / Holtschke, Bianca (Eds.): Piktogrammatik: Grafisches Gestalten als Weltwissen und Bilderordnung, Transcript [article]

2020
Die Materielle Kultur der Wissenschaft. Zur Forschung mit dem Nachlass von Ingrid Köller, [Derwanz, Heike / Mueller, Joosten], in: Derwanz, Heike / Mühr, Patricia (Eds.): Geldkatzenwäsche. Kommentierte Neuherausgabe der Schriften Ingrid Köllers zur Didaktik textiler Sachkultur. Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg [article]

2019
Picornaviridae – Zum Gestalten von Modell- und Visualisierungskonzepten in der Virologie. Humboldt Universität zu Berlin [book]

Invited Lectures/ Conference Papers

2022
‘HOW ARE WE PICTURING CELLS? Historical Review - Design Perspective.’ Objects of Understanding: Historical Perspectives on Material Artifacts and Practices in Science Education, Conference, Europe University of Flensburg

2022
Modellieren als epistemische Praxis: Berührungspunkte von Design und Naturwissenschaft.' [Mueller, Joosten / Engelschalt, Paul / Penzlin, Johanna / Upmeier zu Belzen, Annette] 30th annual conference ‘Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geschichte und Theorie der Biologie’, Friedrich-Schiller University Jena

2022
‘Visualizing Cells.' Lecture Performances by the Candidates of the Binational Artistic-PhD Programme / HfK Bremen, GAK Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst, Bremen

2021
‘The Practice of Copying Educational Models: An Artistic Research Perspective’, SWS Conferences on Social Sciences (ISCSS), “When Science meets Art” SWS Vienna ART Scientific Sessions, Section Education & Education Research

2021
‘"How to Make a Cell Model Pizza!" Biologische Zellmodelle im Spiegel digitaler “DIY”-Bewegungen.' 29th annual conference ‘Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geschichte und Theorie der Biologie’: Biologie im Zeitalter der Digitalen (R)evolution, Friedrich-Schiller University Jena

2019
‘Model and Visualization Concepts in Virology.’ Book launch and presentation within the annual conference, Cluster of Excellence Matters of Activity, Humboldt University of Berlin

2019
‚Eine Frage der Darstellung? Virenmodelle auf dem Prüfstand.‘ Piktogrammatik. Grafisches Gestalten als Weltwissen und Bilderordnung, Interdisciplinary colloquium, University of the Arts Bremen

2018
‚Geodesic Domes and Virus Structures – Material Models and Model Analogies of Early Virus Research.’ Presentation within the ongoing lecture series ‘Lunchtalk’, Cluster of Excellence Image Knowledge Gestaltung. An interdisciplinary Laboratory, Humboldt University of Berlin

2016
‚Viren und Geometrie.’ Presentation of working models and prototypes on the topic of geometric structures of icosahedral viruses (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Constructional Geometry [Prof. Oliver Niewiadomski, HfK-Bremen]) within the context of the lecture series ‘Introduction to Virology’, Department of Biology, University Bremen

Fellowships

Society for Artistic Research SAR

German Society for Design Theory and Research DGTF

Society for University Collections GfU

German Society for the History of Medicine, Natural Science, and Technics GWMT

German Society for the History and Philosophy of Biology DGGTB

Exhibitions

2022
‘HOW ARE WE PICTURING CELLS?’, Annual Science Exhibition, House of Science Bremen, forthcoming (9th of Nov. 2022 - Feb. 2023)

2022
‘Halbe Halbe - Floating in, Swerving Out, Doing Art and Theory’. Exhibition of the Artistic PhD-Programm, University of the Arts Bremen

2017
‚Picornaviridae – Struktur und Geometrie ikosaedrischer Viren.‘ Exhibition, Nominated for the ‘University Award 2017’, University of the Arts Bremen

2016
‚Picornaviridae – Struktur und Geometrie ikosaedrischer Viren‘, Interactive Master’s exhibition, University of the Arts Bremen

2015
Viren und Geometrie, Exhibition, Nominated for the ‘University Award 2016’, University of the Arts Bremen

Teaching

2022 / 2023
VISUALIZING SCIENCE. Workshop, University of the Arts Bremen, Department of Design

2021 / 2022
STRUCTURES OF LIFE—Visualizing Knowledge Between Design and Natural Science. Workshop, University of the Arts Bremen, Department of Design