The Caesar's Forum Project, funded by the Aarhus University Research Foundation and the Carlsberg Foundation, has launched a new project website.

New publication by PhD Student Nikoline Sauer.

New publication by Assistant Professor Emanuele Intagliata.

Postdoc Sine Grove Saxkjær receives a Carlsberg Foundation Reintegration Fellowship for the project 'Urban Ethnicities: Centre and Periphery in Ancient Latium'.

Dive into the video series Stay Curious, which offers down-to-earth explanations of complex science, as well as portraits and talks with the Carlsberg Foundation's top researchers, among others, Professor and Centre Director Rubina Raja.

Carlsbergfondets videoserie ’Stay Curious’ udvides med en række nye videoer med højt anerkendte forskere, der gør kompleks forskning forståelig på tre minutter. Serien indeholder desuden et portræt af og en talk med hver af forskerne, der alle er støttet af Carlsbergfondet.

The course will offer research-led teaching on methods and techniques for the study of pottery and will focus on two main objectives:

To investigate the importance of pottery study for archaeological research, and

to explore and discuss traditional and innovative approaches to ceramic analysis.

I dag udkommer bogen ”Verden ifølge humaniora: 40 banebrydende begreber der former vores virkelighed”. Bogen er udgivet med støtte fra Carlsbergfondet og redigeret af to af fondets forskere: professor Anders Engberg-Pedersen og lektor Karen Gram-Skjoldager.

New publication by assistant professor Federica Sulas.

New publication on the importance of humanities by Centre Director Rubina Raja.