• Research Reels: Riaz Howey

    Research Reel

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    Riaz Howey: ‘Rotten and Useful’: Compos(t)ing Knowledge in Mongol Iran

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    Feature Story

    No. 89

    Laboratory for Multimodal History: An Inclusive Space for Audiovisual Experimentation and Collaborative Research

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  • Research Reels: Marianna Sczcygielska (stage)

    Research Reel

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    Marianna Szczygielska: Animating Capture: A Microhistory of Elephant Mobility

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  • Magazine with a black and white image of a boy.

    Feature Story

    No. 89

    Laboratory for Multimodal History: An Inclusive Space for Audiovisual Experimentation and Collaborative Research

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The Indian Express reports on Jean Arzoumanov's research on Persian in colonial India's religious surveys

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Volkswagen Foundation grant: "China’s Science Silk Road and the New Geopolitics of Knowledge Production"

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Launch of EduTrack cooperation: tracking education pathways and social policies

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Events

Astronomical Works in the Gentil Collection in Paris

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Moon Rocks in China: Tracing a Galactic Empire in Lunar Anthropocene

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17. Studientag: Literatur und Wissenschaftsgeschichte

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The Blindspot Machine

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