In an initiative aimed at prospective PhD students, on 27 February the IHC will hold an Open Day.
The aim of this unprecedented initiative by the Institute is to showcase the research carried out in the different IHC Research Groups, with the aim to prepare projects and applications to the international competitions promoted by the Foundation for Science and Technology.
Besides direct contact with different researchers and their research projects, the participants will also be able to know the experience, suggestions and critics of the current doctoral students of the IHC.
The registration deadline is 20 February and all the necessary information can be found in this leaflet (PDF, in Portuguese).
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Catarina Laranjeiro's FILMASPORA was funded by the FCT -
The IHC is pleased to announce that it will welcome five new students. -
The exhibition “Inhabiting Siza: architecture as seen by its residents” will be inaugurated on 10 September -
Arturo Zoffmann Rodriguez has received a Starting Grant from the European Research Council -
The results of IN2PAST's third call for exploratory projects have been revealed and InDigit was approved for funding -
The film-essay written and directed by Rui Lopes premiered at Fidelidade Arte, in Lisbon -
The museum will be inaugurated on 19 July -
The IHC Summer School will return to the University of Évora for its third edition -
The historian of science will be the fourth IHC Visiting Scholar -
Quintino Lopes visited the building that housed the former Phonetics Laboratory of the Federal University of Bahia -
The PhD candidate has been selected for the 2024 edition of TheMuseumsLab -
António Cândido Franco's biography of Luiz Pacheco was the winner -
Panel of the Franco-German Fund on the Provenance of Cultural Objects from sub-Saharan Africa. -
Catarina Laranjeiro and Daniel Barroca opened the exhibition at Fidelidade Arte -
Daniel Alves is the scientific curator of the exhibition "Lisbon in revolution, 1383-1974" -
Hundreds of specialists in historiography and history theory will be in Lisbon -
Joana Dias Pereira and Gil Gonçalves were the scientific commissioners -
Victor Pereira was one of the curators of the exhibition "Regards français sur la Révolution des œillets" -
Luís Trindade, Zélia Pereira and José Neves had three new projects funded by the FCT
