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В ходе стажировки в Университете Йорка преподаватели Университета ИТМО знакомились с особенностями образовательной системы британского вуза, а также в коллаборации с преподавателями принимающей стороны разрабатывали и совершенствовали программы своих учебных дисциплин.

В рамках встречи участники стажировки расскажут о мировых стандартах в разработке и переработке учебных курсов, о результатах проделанной работы и о планах по их внедрению в учебный процесс Университета ИТМО.

К участию приглашаются руководители образовательных программ, преподаватели, аспиранты.

Участники стажировки:

Анна Карпова, начальник отдела учебно-методического обеспечения учебного процесса

Алиса Воробьева, кандидат технических наук, доцент факультета безопасности информационных технологий, научный сотрудник факультета безопасности информационных технологий

Анастасия Павлова, кандидат экономических наук, преподаватель факультета пищевых биотехнологий и инженерии

Анна Орлова, доктор физико-математических наук, доцент, ведущий научный сотрудник центра «Информационные оптические технологии», профессор факультета фотоники и оптоинформатики

Виктория Коржук, ассистент факультета безопасности информационных технологий, научный сотрудник факультета безопасности информационных технологий

Дмитрий Лукичев, кандидат технических наук, доцент факультета систем управления и робототехники, ведущий инженер научно-производственного центра «Прецизионная электромеханика»

Елена Кривошапкина, кандидат химических наук, доцент химико-биологический кластера

Иван Дейнека, кандидат технических наук, ассистент факультета лазерной фотоники и оптоэлектроники, заведующий лабораторией научно-исследовательского центра световодной фотоники

Лидия Корпан, старший преподаватель факультета программной инженерии и компьютерной техники

Место проведения: Кронверкский пр., д. 49, ауд. 466.

Начало в 15:30.

Для участия необходимо зарегистрироваться.

Контакты:

Ольга Елисеева, начальник управления качества образовательного процесса

адрес: Кронверкский пр., 49, ауд. 382

тел.: +7 (812) 232-31-59

email: ovkharitonova@itmo.ru

Екатерина Джавлах, начальник отдела образовательных технологий

адрес: Кронверкский пр., 49, ауд. 322

тел.: +7(812) 457-18-60

email: es_dzhavlakh@itmo.ru

Исследовательская группа «Российская империя, СССР, постсоветское пространство» была создана в начале 2019 г. Ее целью было объединить французский исследователей по гуманитарным и общественным наукам, занимающихся Российской империей, СССР и постсоветским пространством, разбросанных по всей территории Франции, поддержать учащихся и молодых исследователей, работающих в этой области, привлечь внимание к работам по этой территории и усилить междисциплинарный диалог с французскими учеными, занимающимися другими тематиками. Группа открыта для всех исследователей, интересующимся одним из этих трех направлений: «Культура, созидание, наследие», «Изменения и инновации», «Границы и связи».

Группа проводит свой первый, открытый для всех День исследований на тему «Культура, созидание, наследие: новые повествования, новые подходы», который состоится 17 октября 2019 г. в Университете Страсбурга.

Заявки на участие (около 5000 символов) принимаются до 31 мая 2019 на электронный адрес feuillebois[at]unistra.fr для рассмотрения научной комиссией.

Подробности смотрите в информационном письме на французском языке (PDF)

Faculty of Philology, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece, 1-4 October 2019

Deadline: 1 July 2019

The 10th Conference of Postgraduate students and PhD candidates of the Faculty of Philology will be held in Athens on 1st – 4th October 2019, celebrating 20 years since the first one (1999-2019). The conference gives the opportunity to young scientists from Greece, Europe and all around the world to present their work and get in touch with their peers. But more importantly participants will come closer to the most recent developments in the research of their respected fields.

The main sections of the conference are the followings and abstracts will accepted only if they are compatible with these fields:

i. Byzantine Philology
ii. Classical Philology
iii. Folkloristics – Theory and Practice of Folk Culture
iv. Linguistics
v. Modern Greek Philology

Instructions
1. In order to participate to the conference, you must be an active student of a Postgraduate or Doctoral program, of which you must provide a certification by the institution.
2. You must present unpublished work on one of the scientific fields mentioned before.
3. You must send the abstract at the following address not after July 1st, 2019 here.
4. At the ‘subject’ field of the mail you have to fill in the scientific field to which you want your abstract to be sent.
5. The abstract cannot be more than 250 words (bibliography not included) and must be sent in either docx/doc or pdf form.
6. You must also attach to the mail the certification of your academic status (Postgraduate Student or PhD candidate) as mentioned before, provided by your University.
7. The abstract must be sent in two copies, one of which must be anonymous, because in this way it will be sent to the appropriate committee.
8. Languages of the conference are Greek and English.
9. In group lectures the maximum number of participants is two.
10. Announcements concerning an overview of current bibliography will not be accepted.

Guidelines for Abstracts
1. Fond: Times New Roman, 12pt.
2. Lead: 1,5
3. Alignment: full justification
4. For the anonymous copy the title must be centered.
5. Whereas, the eponymous copy the followings must be included:
a. Name and Surname
b. University
c. Status (e.g. Postgraduate, PhD Candidate, fellowship etc)
d. E-mail
e. Telephone number

*Please, do have in mind that all abstracts will be reviewed by scientific committees that expertise in each of the five fields. Evidently, abstracts that do not follow these guidelines will be immediately rejected.

IMPORTANT DATES

Deadline for the submission of abstracts: July 1st, 2019.
Announcements of admissions: July 22nd, 2019.
Conference proceedings will be published in due time after the committees have reviewed all submitted papers. For that, all papers must be sent to the e-mail of the conference until December 22nd, 2019.

The 12th edition of AEMB’s Byzantine Postgraduate Meetings, Paris, 11-12 October 2019

Deadline: 1 June 2019

The 12th edition of the Byzantine Postgraduate Meetings of the Association des étudiants du monde byzantin étude byzantine (AEMB) will be held in Paris on October 11 and 12, 2019. Master’s students from Paris and international PhD candidates are kindly invited to submit a proposal on the topic “Nature(s), animals and landscapes: perception and use of the environment in Byzantium”. For more details, please read the call for papers here. Proposals should be sent no later than June 1st. A limited number of travel grants are made available to participants who cannot benefit from funding from their home institutions. Candidates are required to indicate their wish when sending their abstracts.

Conference Venue:

Carl von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg
Oldenburg, Germany

Following the successful student-led conference held in October 2017 in London under the sponsorship of the London Arts and Humanities Partnership, we seek unpublished and original papers on the theme of cross-disciplinarity and forms of knowledge-making in the early modern world. The papers will compose a special issue to be pitched to leading journals of early modern studies in English, particularly in the fields of history of science and intellectual history, in the end of 2019.

We invite papers from PhD candidates in the final stage of their degree and early career researchers (within 5 years of doctoral award by the time of submission). The papers should fit into the broad geographical scope of forms of knowledge-making around the world between 1450 and 1800. In continuity with the premise of the conference, our main goal is to promote cross-disciplinarity as a methodology and a global perspective both in the scope of the subject of the papers and the academic context of the papers’ authors.

This special issue aims at understanding how cross-disciplinarity is used in current early modern studies and the fresh perspectives it can bring to disciplines long closed-off within an internationally unequal academic system; highlighting results of cross-disciplinary research conducted by PhD candidates and early career researchers; amplifying such research within the established Anglophone academic journal universe; putting forward the similarities and differences between the various contemporary intellectual frameworks of the authors’ research; and furthering debates on the importance of cross-disciplinary research of the early modern world.

We particularly encourage papers that highlight the flows of knowledge, as objects, peoples, techniques, and ideas in the period, including but not limited to the themes of visual and spatial studies; languages; ethnography; material culture; gender; race and racism; religion; colonialism and empire-making; political, juridical, and economic thought and practices.

Deadlines:

15/06/19 – Expanded abstract (1,000 words)

30/06/19 – Announcement of selected proposals and pitch of special issue to relevant journals

01/09/19 – Full draft of paper (10,000–12,000 words)

How to submit your article proposal:

Abstracts and full articles should be written in English and sent with a working title and 5 keywords to earlymodernknowledgemaking@gmail.com.

Please include the author’s short biography and full CV.

Please note this is a call for papers for a further proposal of a special issue to leading journals of early modern studies, particularly in the field of history of science and intellectual history. Therefore, timescales could be substantial owing to the availability and appointments of these institutions.

Co-organisers:

Dr Marina Bezzi and Joseph da Costa (King’s College London)

Contact:

E-mail: earlymodernknowledgemaking@gmail.com

Blog: earlymodernknowledgemaking.wordpress.com

Twitter: @knowledgemaking

Programme description

The recent crisis in Russia’s relations with the United States and the European Union has aggravated the tendency to view Russia through the prism of stereotypes. Contemporary Russian Federation is often seen as a re-incarnation of the Soviet Union, a country with authoritarian political culture single-handedly ruled by Vladimir Putin, pursuing an expansionist foreign policy agenda and engaged in a new Cold War against the West. While there is a grain of truth behind each of these stereotypes, they hardly advance our understanding of the complex social, cultural and political developments that underlie the current crisis, drive Russia’s domestic and foreign policy, and influence the daily realities and perspectives of millions of Russians.

The summer school invites you to go beyond clichés by looking at some of the key aspects of life in contemporary Russia. Rather than attempting a superficial overview of the standard ‘Russia A to Z’ topics, we will delve deeply into selected themes that illustrate the internal diversity of the Russian society and the multi-dimensional, often contradictory nature of recent transformations. Each day will focus on a specific aspect of societal developments, leading up to a discussion of current political issues – both domestic and international. Classes will be conducted by leading experts based in Estonia, Russia and other countries, each of them possessing unique first-hand insights based on years of conducting internationally acclaimed research.

The school is hosted by the Centre for EU-Russia Studies and Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies at the University of Tartu. Founded in 1632, the UT is the leading research university in the New Europe (Times Higher Education 2018). The school is held in the three main cities of Estonia: week 1 in the capital Tallinn, week 2 in the university town of Tartu and the weekend in the border city of Narva. The format of the school combines lectures and seminars with study trips, site visits, and a rich cultural and social programme.

The school’s curriculum will focus on the following broad themes:

• revisiting the transition: Perestroika and the origins of post-Soviet Russia;
• re-assessing the Homo Sovieticus: memories, legacies and national identity;
• beyond the classics: science, education and popular culture;
• invented tradition and social change: religion and gender in today’s Russia;
• rebranding the nation: semiotic narratives, cultural representations and mega-events;
• Russia beyond Moscow: from Siberia to Islam to the ‘Russian world’;
• demystifying ‘the new cold war’: a fresh look at Russia’s power.

Admission to Understanding Russia: Insights into Contemporary Russian Culture and Politics

Entry requirements

• Online application form
• Motivation letter (up to 1.5 page)
• Transcript of academic records
• Copy of the passport

PS: Only complete applications including all annexes submitted by the deadline will be considered for selection.

Applications are evaluated based on

Motivation letter (up to 1.5 page) that demonstrates the applicant’s motivation to participate, explains his/her expectations about the programme and how participation in the summer programme is connected with his/her studies and interests, and how the applicant plans to use the gained experience and knowledge in the future.

Время: 6-8 июня 2019 г.

Место проведения: ИМЛИ РАН

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