The Seminar "Representações, imaginário e experiências Atlânticas. Séculos V-XVI" (Representations, imaginary and Atlantic experiences. 5th-16th Centuries), organized by the researcher Kevin R. Wittmann, will take place on November 24th, at Colégio Almada Negreiros, Lisbon, at 9:00 am, in the SD room (floor 0). The Atlantic Ocean has had an undeniable importance in the historical processes […]
The international meeting "Making and Moving Consumables 500–1000. From the Local to the Wider World: Sources, Methods and Approaches", which is organized by IEM and the University of Tubingen, brings together several European experts from the fields of History and Archaeology, and will take place between the 29th and 30th November, at Colégio Almada Negreiros. This group of researchers, […]
The International Congress Forais Medievais Peninsulares (séculos XII a XV): uma abordagem histórica e linguística will be held on the 29th and 30th of November 2023. It is organized by IEM as part of its collaboration in the iForal project, coordinated by Filipa Roldão and Joan Serafim. The meeting, which will take place in person, will feature some of the best specialists […]
The IEM Conference, dedicated to the theme "Le società urbane dell'Italia settentrionale nell'alto medioevo. Una comparazione tra Lucca e Verona", led by Marco Stoffella, will take place on November 30th, at Colégio Almada Negreiros, room SD. Marco Stoffella is a Professor at the University of Verona and a specialist in the High Middle Ages of Italy. His research […]
The 3rd session of the Seminar Cycle "Rethinking the Archive(s)/ Repensar o(s) Arquivo(s)" will be held on December 6th at 2:30 p.m. The communication "Épistémologie des sources / A epistemologia das fontes", will be presented by Joseph Morsel (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), with Maria de Lurdes Rosa (IEM; FCSH-UNL) comments.
The Cinema Festival “Luz e Sombra. Representações da Idade Média no cinema” (“Light and Shadow. Representations of the Middle Ages in cinema”) had its first edition in 2022 at the Cinemateca Portuguesa, Museu do Cinema (Lisbon, Portugal). As part of a collaboration agreement between Universidade NOVA de Lisboa and Cinemateca Portuguesa, a total of twenty-three feature films were […]
On December 7th, the Institute for Medieval Studies promotes a science communication and writing workshop for non-specialized audiences. The entire scientific community at IEM and FCSH is invited to participate in this workshop, which is divided into two sessions: the first, led by Beatriz Gil, where the importance of communicating science and how we should do it will […]
The last Medieval Studies Seminar of the year will be dedicated to the theme "O sacro imperador Maximiliano I e a Casa de Avis: notas sobre as relações político-diplomáticas e dinásticas luso-alemãs na viragem do século XV para o século XVI” ("The Holy Emperor Maximilian I and the House of Avis: notes on Portuguese-German political-diplomatic […]
Organized by IEM, the Webinar "Da escolha da base de dados à estratégia para preservação digital" ("From choosing the database to the strategy for digital preservation"), will take place on January 17th, between 9:30 am and 12:30 pm, online. The main objective of the webinar is to share practices and solutions based on Free and Open Software that allow […]
On 22nd and 23rd January 2024, we invite the community to a day entirely dedicated to celebrating 20 years of IEM. On this day, we will reflect on the work done and the future of Medieval Studies. The IEM and Medieval Studies in Portugal: Past, Present and Future. IN MEMORIAM JOSÉ MATTOSO AND LUÍS KRUS. […]
The 4th session of the Seminar Cycle "Rethinking the Archive(s)/ Repensar o(s) Arquivo(s)" will be held on February 8th at 2:30 p.m. The communication "Context(s) of the Archive(s)/ Contexto(s) do Arquivo", will be presented by Randolph Head (University of California, Riverside), with Diogo Ramada Curto (IPRI, FCSH-UNL) comments.
The 3rd Cycle of International and Interdisciplinary Webinars: “Dialogues of Art, History, and Law” is organized by the Institute of Medieval Studies (IEM- NOVA/FCSH), together with the IUS ILLUMINATUM research team and in partnership with the Portuguese Heraldic Institute (IPH), the Verona Chapter Library and the Vercelli Chapter Library. This initiative, organized by a scientific […]