Teresa Pinto Coelho was awarded the 2024 Grémio Literário Prize for her book ‘Eça de Queirós no Egipto e a Abertura do Canal de Suez’ [Eça de Queirós in Egypt and the Opening of the Suez Canal], published by Tinta da China in October 2024. The book ‘reconstructs and...
The TRANSMAT — Transnational Materialities project culminated this week with the international conference ‘Decolonising Museums and Colonial Collections. Towards a Transdisciplinary Agenda and Methods’ and the opening of the exhibition ‘Facing the Colonial Legacy in...
Chilean historian Ricardo Pérez Haristoy, winner of the third edition of the Amílcar Cabral Prize, will be in Lisbon next week for two public events at the National Library of Portugal. On 19 March, he will present the lecture ‘Solidaridad internacional desde el...
Contrary to what many might think, it’s not just students who “go on Erasmus” to other countries. An example of this is researcher Arturo Zoffmann, who went to Turkey to spend a month at Sabancı University in Istanbul with the support of the Erasmus+ programme....
The various Open Science initiatives carried out by the VINCULUM project have been honoured with a YERUN Open Science Award 2024. Under the motto ‘You can be a Historian’, VINCULUM’s application brought together various examples of school and community...
The book Collections, Exhibitions and Museums in Portugal and Its Empire, initially conceived by Foteini Vlachou, was published by Routledge, edited by Filipa Lowndes Vicente and Leonor de Oliveira, who continued the project after Foteini’s death. At the time of...
