2020.10.30 | Media coverage
Article in Magisterbladet.dk about the general lack of gender equality at the universities. Featuring Rubina Raja, who has initiated a new network initiative for women in research together with the director of Videnskabsklubben, Rikke Schmidt Kjærgaard.
2020.10.28 | 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 the Danish Institute in Rome. To mark the end of their stay, they gave a guided tour in the Forum of Caesar for the benefit of the other residents at the Institute.
2020.10.26 | Publication
New publication by Jan K. Jacobsen, Giovanni Murro, Claudio P. Presicce, Rubina Raja & Sine G. Saxkjær in Journal of Field Archaeology.
2020.10.23 | History and archaeology
UrbNet featured at new visitor centre in Unguja Ukuu, Zanzibar.
2020.10.21 | History and archaeology, Publication
New publication by Assistant Professor Emanuele E. Intagliata.
2020.10.19 | Media coverage
Danske forskere spiller en nøglerolle i afdækningen af Julius Cæsars historie. Ny antologi dokumenterer deres arbejde og viser en af historiens største skikkelser som afgørende for vores eget tankegods.
2020.10.14 | History and archaeology
Interview with Sine Grove Saxkjær and Trine Arlund Hass, Kulturen på P1 (1:40:32).
2020.10.14 | History and archaeology
Det er 26 år siden, at Peter Ørsteds ’Cæsar. Politik og moral i det romerske imperium’ udkom. Siden er der ikke udgivet større danske Cæsar-værker, men den berømte og berygtede forfatter, general og politiker har fortsat en stærk fascinationskraft. En ny velillustreret antologi ’Cæsar - manden og myten’ føjer nu nye kapitler til fortællingen om…
2020.10.14 | History and archaeology, Publication
The Danish book ‘Cæsar – manden og myten’ (in translation ‘Caesar – the man and the myth’), edited by Trine Arlund Hass and Sine Grove Saxkjær, adds new information to the ever-present figure of Gaius Julius Caesar.
2020.10.13 | History and archaeology, Awards
The Italian Embassy in Copenhagen has awarded Emanuele E. Intagliata the award for Best young Italian Researcher in Denmark (BIRD) in Social Sciences and Humanities 2020. Emanuele E. Intagliata, who attended the official award ceremony on October 8, receives the award for his work on urban networks and cities in the eastern Black Sea.
