Dr Emily Webster (Durham University) Ecologies of Typhoid and Geographies of Knowledge in 19th Century Ireland Abstract In 1880, Charles Cameron, Medical Officer of Health for the City of... | Read on »
ITALIANGRAM Docenti e content creator si incontrano: Webinar per la promozione della lingua e della cultura italiana nell'era dei social In collaborazione con l'Istituto Italiano di cultura di Dublino This... | Read on »
The School of Political Science and Sociology invite you to a research seminar with: Dr. phil. Alexander I. Stingl, Mag. Art. ‘BioEconomy and Society’ Cairnes Building, CA110 Thursday 20th of October,... | Read on »
Sport & Exercise Research Group Seminar Football and Cinema under Francoism - Comparing Visual Motifs to Unveil Historical Symptoms (Dr Manuel Garin - Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona) Virtual Lecture... | Read on »
Professor Kevin Boyle (Northwestern University) Blood Ties: An Intimate History of Early Twentieth Century American Political Violence Biography Kevin Boyle is the William Smith Mason Professor of American History... | Read on »
The Lilliput Press cordially invites you to join us in celebrating the legacy of Mary O'Malley, and the launching of Bernard Adams' new biography on her life and work. With... | Read on »
Centre for Irish Studies Seminar Series ‘The Law of the Mother and the Sibling World: Leeanne Quinn’s Queer Ecologies’ Professor Moynagh Sullivan Moynagh Sullivan is a Professor of English at... | Read on »
Translation and Territory - Seminar series Development, language maps and the problem of translation Prof. Federico M. Federici, UCL How can accurate data about language proficiency and use help development... | Read on »
Open Scholarship Café - Part of Open Access Week 2022 In recent years, the rapidly evolving world of scholarly communication has been subjected to several divisive issues, but none as... | Read on »
Plague, Prayer, and Print in Sixteenth-century Italy Katherine Tycz (Discipline of Italian) Plague was a constant fear for early modern Italians. When plague broke out in Italy, people turned to... | Read on »
