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Welcoming Visiting Fellows-Week of 17th June 2019- Kanchana Mahadevan and Ivan Flis
Kanchana Mahadevan-University of Mumbai, India Contact Details- kanchmaha@yahoo.co.in The Moore Institute Project Title: Contemporary Indian Aesthetics: Decolonizing, Comparative and Cosmopolitan Perspectives Ivan Flis-Utrecht University Contact Details- Ivan.flis@gmail.com The Moore Institute Project Title:Open Science as Psychology’s Reform Movement
Moore Institute seeks applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher in Creative Cities (Galway European Capital of Culture)
NUI Galway is working in partnership with Galway 2020 following the designation of Galway as European Capital of Culture (ECoC). A major part of this partnership includes the vital Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) dimension of the programme. This M&E process will establish an evidence base enabling an assessment of the benefits of the designation, as… | Read on »
Welcoming Visiting Fellow-06th June 2019- Caroline Magennis
Caroline Magennis-University of Salford Contact Details-C.Magennis@salford.ac.uk The Moore Institute Project Title: Twenty-First Century Northern Irish Writing – Affect, Intimacy and Literary Form
Welcoming Visiting Fellow-27th June 2019- Stephen O’Neill
Stephen O’Neill-Trinity College Dublin Contact Details-oneillsb@tcd.ie The Moore Institute Project Title:Irish Culture and Partition, 1920-53
Future Landscapes – A Mixed Reality Showcase
Friday May 31st sees a showcase exhibition of work produced by participants during the “Future Landscapes: Enhancing Seen & Unseen Landscapes with Mixed Reality” workshop. The workshop, an intensive four-week program is currently being run at NUI Galway in a collaboration between the Moore Institute at NUI Galway and Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture…. | Read on »
Welcoming Visiting Fellows-Week of 20th May 2019-Bridget English, Sanjin Uležić, Jyoti Atwal and Agnes Lafont
Bridget English-University of Illinois at Chicago Contact Deatils-Bridgetrenglish@gmail.com The Moore Institute Project Title:Self-Destructive Modernisms: Suicide, Medicine, and Failure in the Modernist Novel Sanjin Uležić-Scuola Normale Superiore Contact Details- sanjin.ulezic@sns.it The Moore Institute Project Title:‘Sorry, not sorry’ – Communicating mistakes in armed struggle, examples from the Provisional IRA Jyoti Atwal-Jawaharlal Nehru University Contact Details- jyotiatjnu@gmail.com… | Read on »
Fully Funded PhD Scholarship with NUI Galway’s Active Consent Programme now available!
The College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies (CASSCS) at NUI Galway is pleased to offer ONE postgraduate scholarship to support full-time PhD research within the Structured PhD in Drama and Theatre Studies programme under the supervision of Dr. Charlotte McIvor, commencing in September 2019. The successful application will contribute through their PhD research… | Read on »
Welcoming Visiting Fellows-Week of 13th May 2019-Mo Moulton, Jaime Goodrich, Kathryn Laing, Helen Sonner and Federica Scicolone
Mo Moulton-University of Birmingham Contact Details- m.moulton@bham.ac.uk The Moore Institute Project Title:The Origins of Development: the Co-operative Movement in Ireland and India Jaime Goodrich-Wayne State University Contact Deatils- goodrija@wayne.edu The Moore Institute Project Title:Print Culture and the Poor Clares, 1600-1800 Kathryn Laing- Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick Contact Details- Kathryn.laing@mic.ul.ie The Moore Institute Project Title:Irish Women’s… | Read on »
Welcoming Visiting Fellows- Week of 06th May 2019-Tom Walker, Dieter Reinisch , Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué , Maeve Lydon and Jim Patterson
Tom Walker- Trinity College Dublin Contact Details- walkerto@tcd.ie The Moore Institute Project Title: W.B. Yeats and the Writing of Art Dieter Reinisch- University of Vienna (Austria) Contact Details- dieter.reinisch@eui.eu The Moore Institute Project Title:Ruairí Ó Brádaigh and dissident Irish Republican History Writing Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué- Baylor University Contact Details- JB_mougoue@Baylor.edu The… | Read on »
Welcoming Visiting Fellows- Week of 29th April 2019- Antonio Bibbò ,J.R. Carpenter, Ciaran McDonough and Chris Collins
Antonio Bibbò-University of Manchester Contact Details- antonio.bibbo@manchester.ac.uk The Moore Institute Project Title: Irish drama in Italy J.R Carpenter- University of Plymouth Contact Details- writingcoastlines@gmail.com The Moore Institute Project Title: Shrouded in Mist: A Navigation Narrative of Saint Brendan’s Land Ciaran McDonough- NUI Galway Contact Details- ciaran.mcdonough@nuigalway.ie The Moore Institute Project Title: Hardiman and after:… | Read on »