Events

Several leading experts discuss this new volume, which provides practical tools for conducting collaborative university research.

On 29 January, Irene Alcubilla Troughton will defend her PhD dissertation ‘Moving Together: A Performing Arts Approach to Relational Human-Robot Interaction Design’.

“Sacralizing Security” (SACRASEC), in collaboration with UU IOS platform “Open Cities”, brings you a workshop on religious discrimination in urban Brazil. This workshop attempts to unravel some of the dynamics that cause it. 

For four years, researchers from various organisations have explored the intersection between theatre and robotics. Now they will present the results.

In this lecture, Brigid Ehrmantraut will re-examine the question of classical influence on medieval Irish voyage tales.

On Monday 3 February, Inte Gloerich will defend her PhD dissertation 'Reimagining the Truth Machine: Blockchain Imaginaries Between the Rational and the More-than-Rational’.

On Friday 7 February, Elizabeth Omoruyi will defend her PhD dissertation ‘Women Oppressing Women: An Intersectional Reading of Women Authors in Nigeria’.

This Utrecht University Centre for Medieval Studies lecture, Chantal Kobel explores the marginalia and colophons in medieval Irish law manuscripts.

This workshop by the Open Cities Platform is framed by the problematic of the global housing crisis and the multiple challenges this context brings to the majority of the world’s urban population living in precarious conditions.

This Data Walk Workshop, in part organized by the Open Cities Platform, brings together scholars and artists who have each engaged in developing data walks to reflect on the phenomena of data walks as a methodological approach.