The Open Cities Platform, with input from the UU Descartes Centre for the history and philosophy of the sciences and humanities, is hosting an event around questions of science and the city.
On the 21st of March 2024, on the international day against racism and discrimination, there will be the launch event of the podcast on Joy in Academia.
Op 22 March, Jamilla Notebaard will defend her PhD dissertation ‘Visual Instruction: The Use of the Optical Lantern in Dutch Academic Teaching Practices, 1890-1940’.
Join this hybrid lecture by Maria Becker on the combination of qualitative and quantitative methods she employs in her research to detect and analyze moralization practices within texts.
On 28 March, Natalia Petrovskaia will give a Centre for Medieval Studies lecture: Understanding Historia Peredur vab Efrawc: Disentangling a Welsh Text from the Grail Romance.
On 4 April, the Gender, Diversity & Global Justice Platform organises the next Brown Bag Lunch Conversation: ‘On Reproductive Rights, Activism, and Contestation’.
The IOS platform Bottom-up Initiatives for Societal Change organises their third interdisciplinary seminar with Johan Schot, Joost Dankers and Bram Bouwens.