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Why horror movies may be good for your health

- Research

Interview with Mathias Clasen about his horror research previously funded by IMC Seed Funding

No equality without powerful connections

- Research

Can we learn from universities abroad who try to break down the 'boys’ club culture' that prevents equality from penetrating the professors' offices?…

Nuclear Power in the Nordic countries

Forsmark nuclear power plant in Sweden.
- Byron J. Nordstrom

Of the Nordic countries, only Finland and Sweden have developed nuclear powered electricity generation capacities. The decisions to do so were shaped…

All Roads Lead to (Caesar’s Forum in) Rome

- History and archaeology

During the past two months, PhD Student Nikoline Sauer and Postdoc Sine Grove Saxkjær from the Caesar’s Forum Project have been on a research stay at…

ANTHUSIA Summer School 3 program

- Summer School

Draft program is available for the ANTHUSIA Summer School that will take place from November 3-7, 2020

Practicing Urban Archaeology in a Modern City: The Alessandrino Quarter of Rome

- Publication

New publication by Jan K. Jacobsen, Giovanni Murro, Claudio P. Presicce, Rubina Raja & Sine G. Saxkjær in Journal of Field Archaeology.

Keynote presentation by Professor Jean Comaroff, Harvard University

- Lecture/talk

Free webinar November 3 from 16.30 - 18.00. Registration required.

Keynote presentation by Professor Alcinda Honwana, London School of Economics and Political Science.

- Lecture/talk

Free webinar November 4 from 16.30- 18.00. Registration required

Keynote presentation by Stephen Lubkemann, Associate Professor of Anthropology, The George Washington University.

- Lecture/talk

Free webinar November 6 from 16.30- 18.00. Registration required.

UrbNet team produces display for visitor centre at Unguja Ukuu

- History and archaeology

UrbNet featured at new visitor centre in Unguja Ukuu, Zanzibar.

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