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Transformations, Issue 12 is out now! Catch up on our latest news
After a busy Epiphany term, we have some exciting events coming up during this Easter term, and more will be added - so do review our events calendar on the home page on a regular basis. This latest issue of Transformations gives you a chance to catch up with some...
Interdisciplinarity as harmony and polyphony
Interdisciplinarity as harmony and polyphony Professor Valentina Sandu-Dediu, Rector of New Europe College Bucharest, Institute of Advanced Study My first contact with the environment of an institute of advanced study was as a fellow of New Europe College (NEC) in...
Reflections from the seminar ‘Journalism in a Post-truth World’
Apr 22, 2024
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Looking forward to: Navigating Displacement from and in Ukraine: unravelling complexities and crafting solutions
Apr 22, 2024
Navigating Displacement from and in Ukraine: unravelling complexities and crafting solutions Dr Markian Prokopovych...
News from Fellows: past and present
Apr 22, 2024
Professor Bronwen Neil (2019/20 Fellow) Elected Head of the Religion section of the Australian Academy of Humanities...
Where are they now? On Fellowship: The escape and arrival
Apr 22, 2024
On Fellowship: The escape and arrival Professor Margit Fauser, Ruhr-University Bochum I have been back for around one...
Spotlight on CARA Fellow: Dr Kateryna Ivashchenko-Stadnik
Apr 22, 2024
“It's the people we meet who shape us: Unveiling an interdisciplinary journey from historian to multidisciplinary...
Welcome from the Director – Issue 12
Apr 22, 2024
Welcome to our new edition of Transformations, after what has been another exciting term in the IAS. With our major...
Where are they now? Abusing Antiquity
Apr 8, 2024
Abusing Antiquity Dr Helen Roche (Department of History) The IAS major project ‘Abusing Antiquity’ gave everyone...
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