Navigating Cyberhate: Insights into Digital Aggression, Risks, and Youth Resilience in Wartime and Beyond, by Lilia KOROL
As part of the GATES project, a morning talk will be presented by Lilia KOROL, Associate Professor at National University of Ostroh Academy (Ukraine) and MaCI Distinguished Research Fellow.
An olfactory encounter, by Helen PARIS
As part of the GATES project, an evening talk will be presented by Helen PARIS, Artistic Researcher at Canterbury Christ Church University, United Kningdom and MaCI Distinguished Research Fellow. She will collaborate with Erika Wicky, Art Historian & Junior Professor Chair 'Olfactions' at UGA (ARSH-LARHRA).
Where is the Borysthenes? On Rewriting the History of "Russian" Ballet in Paris, by Philip BULLOCK
As part of the GATES project, an evening talk will be presented by Philip BULLOCK, Professor of Russian Literature and Music at the University of Oxford and MaCI Senior Research Fellow.
Poetics of Marginal Environments: The Challenge of Ecoliterature in North Africa and the Middle East, by Lobna BEN SALEM
As part of the GATES project, a morning talk will be presented by Lobna BEN SALEM, Associate professor at Manouba University, Tunisia and MaCI Senior Research Fellow.
University Students' Education, Health, and Well-Being in Ethiopia: A mixed-methods exploration of individual and contextual factors, by Tefera JIMMA
As part of the GATES project, a morning talk will be presented by Tefera JIMMA, Associate professor at Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia and MaCI Junior Research Fellow.
Mediated spatial futures: the political mobilization of architecture in the age of social media, by Nina ALAILY-MATTAR
As part of the GATES project, an evening talk will be presented by Nina ALAILY-MATTAR, Researcher and lecturer of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and MaCI Senior Research Fellow.
Regulating human relationship with nature: role of empirical reality & participatory lawmaking, by Supriya Routh
As part of the GATES project, an evening talk will be presented by Supriya Routh, associate professor of the University of British Columbia and MaCI Senior Research Fellow.
Des insectes dans un bol de lait: Kafka et le néolithique, par Raphaël Sigal
Les chercheurs accueillis en résidence à la MaCI proposent tout au long de l'année des conférences animées, de toutes les disciplines en sciences humaines et sociales, en français, en anglais. Cette seconde conférence sera animée par Raphaël Sigal, Junior Fellow GATES et professeur associé à Amherst College (Etats-Unis)
Réinventer notre attachement au vivant : échanges autour de la poéthique, par Carole Bourne-Taylor
La MaCI inaugure un nouveau format d'événement : les rencontres-débats GATES. Les chercheurs (fellows et post-doc fellows) accueillis en résidence à la MaCI proposeront tout au long de l'année des conférences animées, de différentes disciplines en sciences humaines et sociales, en français et en anglais.
