Call for papers. Medieval Multilingual Manuscripts: Texts, Scribes, and Patrons
The aim of this conference is to bring together scholars working on medieval bilingual or multilingual sources from a variety of linguistic backgrounds, geographical areas, and literary genres.
Proposals of 200-300 words may be submitted at conference@celt.dias.ie before Friday 29th November 2019. Please include your full name, affiliation, and contact details.
Papers will be 20 minutes in length and will be followed by a 10 minute discussion.
The School of Celtic Studies would hope to publish a volume of the conference proceedings. Organiser: Nike Stam (DIAS)
Thanks to @dubfire for their hasty response and saving tonight's open evening. Here they are checking out the telescope with @petertgallagher after all their hard work! 🔥🚒
Tonight is DIAS's last @Histfest event for 2019. Thanks to all who took part! The open night at DIAS Dunsink Observatory is completely booked out!
Fear Not! Our Samhain agus Science mini-fest kicks off on the 30 October.
Book your free place here: eventbrite.ie/o/dublin-insti…
While there is an obvious @DIASDunsink link, there is another #DIAS link to this event. Pictured on the right here you will see @TomRayDIAS with his daughter @Emma_Ray_Artist whose own flash of creativity won the commission in 2018.
What a day yesterday! Amazing autumnal sunshine for not only the Hamilton walk but the official unveiling of the new artwork commemorating William Rowan Hamilton's "eureka" moment at what is now Broombridge luas stop.
Wow! This image from an article published in August is from a group lead by Ruben Fedriani. It is a result of work undertaken while at DIAS is now a featured image on @NatureComms site! It is a striking.
Excellent work Ruben and team!
#DIASdiscoverstwitter.com/NatureComms/st…
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Last Updated: 1st October 2019 by Margaret Irons
Call for papers. Medieval Multilingual Manuscripts: Texts, Scribes, and Patrons
The aim of this conference is to bring together scholars working on medieval bilingual or multilingual sources from a variety of linguistic backgrounds, geographical areas, and literary genres.
Proposals of 200-300 words may be submitted at conference@celt.dias.ie before Friday 29th November 2019. Please include your full name, affiliation, and contact details.
Papers will be 20 minutes in length and will be followed by a 10 minute discussion.
The School of Celtic Studies would hope to publish a volume of the conference proceedings.
Organiser: Nike Stam (DIAS)
Category: Celtic Studies, School of Celtic Studies News & Events, Uncategorised
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Thanks to @dubfire for their hasty response and saving tonight's open evening. Here they are checking out the telescope with @petertgallagher after all their hard work! 🔥🚒
Tonight is DIAS's last @Histfest event for 2019. Thanks to all who took part! The open night at DIAS Dunsink Observatory is completely booked out! Fear Not! Our Samhain agus Science mini-fest kicks off on the 30 October. Book your free place here: eventbrite.ie/o/dublin-insti…
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While there is an obvious @DIASDunsink link, there is another #DIAS link to this event. Pictured on the right here you will see @TomRayDIAS with his daughter @Emma_Ray_Artist whose own flash of creativity won the commission in 2018.
What a day yesterday! Amazing autumnal sunshine for not only the Hamilton walk but the official unveiling of the new artwork commemorating William Rowan Hamilton's "eureka" moment at what is now Broombridge luas stop.
Wow! This image from an article published in August is from a group lead by Ruben Fedriani. It is a result of work undertaken while at DIAS is now a featured image on @NatureComms site! It is a striking. Excellent work Ruben and team! #DIASdiscovers twitter.com/NatureComms/st…