Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute
Description
Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute The Trinity Long Room Hub is Trinity College Dublin’s flagship Arts and Humanities Research Institute.
Its role is to:
• Offer a world-class research environment that harnesses and expands the
excellence of Trinity’s Arts and Humanities research
• Pioneer and facilitate cross-disciplinary collaborative projects
• Increase the visibility and the impact of this research and demonstrate its
relevance for contemporary and future societies
• Provide a focal point for debates on the challenges facing the world today as
well as for linking the university with the city and its educational and cultural
institutions.
In every aspect of its activities, the Trinity Long Room Hub reflects and draws on the rich and diverse strengths of its partners:
The Trinity College Library
The School of Drama, Film and Music
The School of English
The School of Histories and Humanities
The School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
The School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences
The School of Religions, Theology and Ecumenics
The School of Social Sciences and Philosophy
The Trinity Long Room Hub maintains its profile as a research institute of international caliber through a variety of initiatives:
• Providing a year round diverse programme of academic events, public
lectures, seminars and conferences;
• Championing the development of a number of overarching priority research
themes in the Arts and Humanities such as Identities in Transformation;
• Operating an International Visiting Research Fellowship Programme;
• Hosting major EU funded Digital Humanities research projects;
• Facilitating pioneering multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional research
projects.
The institute is housed in a signature award winning building which was opened in 2010. Its location at the heart of Trinity’s historic Fellows Square signifies the centrality of the Arts and Humanities for the university and Irish society.
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Check out this new interview with musician Lloyd Cole about Identity vs Noise: 1Dn - the new sound installation launching at the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute on Weds, 25 January in collaboration with the School of Creative Arts, TCD and University of South Australia
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Don't forget to check out the Irish Network for Gothic Studies Symposium happening at the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute this Saturday (21 January 2017) featuring a plenary lecture from Dr. Jarlath Killeen from The School of English, Trinity College Dublin
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This year sees the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Berkeley Library. Don't forget to check out the Berkeley@50 website for the schedule of events which will include architectural talks, tours, displays and performances, in collaboration with, amongst others, the Music and Philosophy Departments.
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OPEN CALL: to any Irish post graduate student (from any discipline) who may be interested in applying for the Liam Swords Foundation Bursary. Available to a student every year who is studying in Ireland and requires access to Paris based archives or sites in order to further research in Franco-Irish areas of interest. Submission deadline extended to the 28th February 2017.
FIRST UP: AOIBHEANN MACNAMARA AND TRIONA LILLIS, FOUNDERS OF THE TWEED PROJECT
The 2017 season of First Up - our lunchtime series with Science Gallery Dublin features talks by creative entrepreneurs. It commences on January 25th with founders of The Tweed Project, Aoibheann MacNamara and Triona Lillis. Tickets are free but registration is required!
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