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A warm welcome to the IAS's 2024 Epiphany Term Fellows

The IAS welcomes its Epiphany Term (2024) Fellows to Durham. Several of our Fellows will be collaborating across the University with colleagues on two major IAS projects (Understanding Offence; and Justice and Artificial Intelligence) or joining forces with other colleagues on additional research until the end of this term. 
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Issue 10 of the IAS's newsletter, Transformations, is out now

The latest edition of Transformations, the IAS's newsletter, is out now
Cover page of Transformations Issue 10

An exciting term ahead for visiting IAS Fellows and Projects

The IAS welcomes its Michaelmas 2023 Fellows to Durham to work with colleagues until the end of this term. We are pleased to welcome:
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The Easter term edition of Transformations, the IAS newsletter, is out now

Our latest edition of the IAS Newsletter, Transformations, is available to download now.
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The Institute of Advanced Study is recruiting for its visiting IAS Fellowships for 2023/24.

The IAS is delighted to confirm that applications for Fellowships in 2023/24 are now being accepted. Closing date GMT midday Friday 17 June 2022.
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IAS announces its Fellows and supported projects for 2022/23

IAS confirms the details of the Projects it will support in 2022/23, and the names of its full cohort of 20 visiting Fellows.
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IAS announces its Fellows and supported projects for 2022/23

IAS confirms the details of the Projects it will support in 2022/23, and the names of its full cohort of 20 visiting Fellows.
Palatine centre

£2m grant success for Dr Helen Foxhall Forbes

Researchers from Durham's Departments of History and Archaeology have been chosen for a €2m European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant. Led by Dr Helen Foxhall Forbes (History), the team will conduct ground-breaking research on how people responded to environmental and climatic change during the medieval period.
Medieval climate change project

IAS publishes its 2020/21 Annual Report

During a global pandemic and through a re-imagined Fellowship and programme, the IAS was still able to support high quality projects and a virtual international Fellowship during 2020/21.
Cover of IAS Annual Report 202021

2022/23 Call for Project Proposals and Fellowship Nominations

The Institute of Advanced Study aims to support academic staff in developing ambitious, novel and excellent interdisciplinary research. Its call for projects and Fellowship nominations is now open, and colleagues are warmly invited to submit proposals.
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Appointment of two new IAS co-directors

The IAS is delighted to announce the appointment of two new Co-Directors: Nayanika Mookherjee and Patrick Zuk.
picture of Professors Nayanika Mookerjee and Patrick Zuk

The Institute of Advanced Study is recruiting for its visiting IAS Fellowships for 2022/23

The IAS is delighted to confirm that applications for Fellowships in 2022/23 are now being accepted. Closing date GMT midday Friday 25 June 2021.
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