1. Building Central Collections – Linnaean Students at Work in London Hanna Hodacs (University of Warwick & The Center for History of Science, KVA, Stockholm) h.hodacs@warwick.ac.uk

2. Samuel Torner (Törner) to Samuel Liljeblad 11 Feb. 1794

4. Swedish naturalists in London 1760-1810 1.Daniel Solander (1733-1782), to London 1760. 2.Johan Jacob Ferber (1743–1790) to London 1769. 3.Andreas Berlin (1746-1773) to London 1770. 4.Henric Gahn (1747-1816) to London 1771. 5.Anders Sparrman (1748-1820) to London 1776. 6.Jonas Carlsson Dryander (1748-1810) to London 1777. 7.Carl Petter Thunberg (1743-1828) to London 1778. 8.Carl von Linné d.y. (1741-1783) to London 1782. 9.Pehr Afzelius (1760-1843) to London 1785. 10.Olof Swartz (1760-1816) to London 1786. 11.Adam Afzelius (1750-1837) to London 1789. 12.Samuel Torner (1762-1822) to London 1793. Westward Science: On Social Mobility and the Mobility of Science (1760-1810) (Swedish Research Council, Vetenskapsrådet).

5. Jonas Carlsson Dryander (1748- 1810) Daniel Solander (1733-1782), Adam Afzelius (1750-1837)

6. Swedish Naturalists in London ”Taxonomic Oracles”

7. Swedish Naturalists in London ”Taxonomic Oracles” Administrating and Organizing Collections

8. Solander box

10. Swedish Naturalists in London ”Taxonomic Oracles” Administrating, and Organizing Collections  Integration  Adding value Authenticating Collections

11. Swedish Naturalists in London ”Taxonomic Oracles” Administrating, and Organizing Collections  Integration  Adding value Authenticating Collections Gatekeepers, Educators and Employees