Moritz Mähr is Junior Fellow of the IFN at the WBKolleg at the University of Bern and digital project manager at Stadt.Geschichte.Basel at University of Basel. He studied history and philosophy of knowledge, computer science, and banking & finance in Zurich and Berlin. From 2018 to 2022, he was a research assistant at the Chair of the History of Technology at ETH Zurich and wrote a dissertation on the digitization of migration authorities in Switzerland in the 1960s. The study was part of the SNSF-funded...

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  • University of Bern

    University, Bern, Switzerland
    Associate researcher

  • University of Basel

    University, Basel, Switzerland
    Project manager

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Die Geschichte von Basel ins Netz stellen

Authors Moritz Mähr
Year 2024
Book Title Projektmanagement und Digital Humanities
1 Book Chapter

Wie der Verwaltungscomputer die Arbeitsmigration programmierte

Authors Moritz Mähr
Year 2024
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2 Journal Article

The Making of a Swiss Migration Regime: Electronic Data Infrastructures and Statistics in the Federal Administration, 1960s–1990s

Authors Kijan Espahangizi, Moritz Mähr
Year 2020
Journal Name Journal of Migration History
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3 Journal Article

Data Centers. Edges of a Wired Nation.

Authors Moritz Mähr, Kijan Espahangizi
Year 2020
Book Title Computing Aliens. From Central Control to Migration Scenarios, 1960-1990.
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4 Book Chapter

Data Centers. Edges of a Wired Nation.

Authors Moritz Mähr, Kijan Espahangizi
Year 2020
Book Title Computing Aliens. From Central Control to Migration Scenarios, 1960-1990.
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5 Book Chapter

Working with batches of PDF files

Authors Moritz Mähr
Year 2020
Journal Name Programming Historian
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6 Journal Article

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