On 3 May, Petar Odak will defend his PhD dissertation ‘Feeling Socialism Again: Affective Ambivalences of Socialist Legacies in the Context of the Experience Economy’.
On 6 May, the Utrecht University Centre for Early Modern Studies organises the lecture ‘Early Modern Europe and the Origins of Modern Homosexuality’ by Noel Malcolm.
On 7 May, the closing conference for the Bluepints of Hope project takes place. The project sought the spiritual, emotional, and economic roots of European integration.
During this introductory workshop on May14, you will learn to navigate through large digitized newspaper archives of Utrecht University Library and Delpher using the text and exploration tool I-Analyzer.
To celebrate the official launch of the SIG NLP@UU, researchers from different domains will share with you how they apply Natural Language Processing (NLP) in their research.
On 16 May, the Gender, Diversity & Global Justice Platform organises the next Brown Bag Lunch Conversation: ‘On Different Approaches to ‘Care’ and ‘Caring’’.
On 22 April, Maurizio Isabella discusses the wave of uprisings that broke out in Portugal, Spain, Piedmont, Naples, and the Ottoman Empire in the 1820s.
The IOS platform Bottom-up Initiatives for Societal Change organises their third interdisciplinary seminar with Johan Schot, Joost Dankers and Bram Bouwens.
The Descartes Centre has organized a first Topic Day, together with other UU institutions. This first Topic Day will revolve around Academia and Activism.
We want to use this event to give a platform to our five Special Interest Groups and have a large network gathering of the focus area Migration and Societal Change
The Behaviour and Institutions platform invites you to a symposium, consisting of a panel discussion with invited speakers, followed by an open discussion.
Research network Institutions for Open Societies invites everyone with an interest in democracy and especially early career researchers to Tuesday 28 May. In this meeting, we aim to build on current discussions and provide an open space to work on joint initiatives and collaborations between different IOS platforms and beyond.
The IOS (In)Equality is holding a conference on 'Recolonizing Empires during the Cold War: Transitional Social Movements and Social Policy in Post-Colonial Areas'.