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Katell Lavéant has received a grant for a research seminar in collaboration with the Université de Grenoble.

Music historian Rebekah Ahrendt (Yale ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��) will be the guest of the Centre for the Humanities as Early Music Festival Fellow 2016.

Since 1 November Sonja de Leeuw (Television Culture) is a member of the scientific board of the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities.

Beatrice de Graaf and Rinnooy Kan are chairman of the National Research Agenda

Van Trijp studied notions on the structure of the universe among two Amsterdam chambers of rhetoric in the early 17th century.

the feeling that Europe is facing a serious challenge is widely shared

Steije Hofhuis will conduct research into qualitative Darwinism, funded by the Stichting Professor van Winter Fonds.

This virtual reality experience places the player in the shoes of a refugee.

THE salutes the range and reach in Buelens' book on the poetry of the Great War, recently published in English.

In EenVandaag (November 9) Segers explains why the speech of Minister Osborne in Berlin was memorable.

Just like bicycle thieves, terrorists choose the path of least resistance. Therefore, good security certainly helps, says De Graaf.

Faase's book was selected from "...a rich harvest of 18 titles and a shortlist of six very excellent biographies”.

In EenVandaag (2 nov.) duidt Segers de Turkse verkiezingsuitslag o.a. in het licht van het vluchtelingenprobleem.

English translation of Geert Buelens' award-winning book about European poets during the First World War.

On 2 October, the Scotland House in Brussels set the stage for a brokerage event organized by Glasgow Caledonian ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� (GCU)

The acclaimed book 'De herschepping van de wereld' by Floris Cohen is now available in English.

The project 'Annotating History' will develop a tool which enables users to enrich digital heritage with new knowledge.

Joost Raessens was in Beijing to establish international connections in the field of serious gaming.

The unique medieval manuscript Utrecht Psalter is officially added to the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.

A new website devoted to the Centre for the Humanities lectures will be launched this month.