The European Research Council will revise its panel structure for the 2024 calls to enhance coherence, focus on frontier research, and appreciate interdisciplinarity. The main principles reflect the overarching evaluation policy of the ERC, ensuring a forward-looking approach that evolves with the c

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Explore the latest MLA 9th edition guidelines for formatting research papers in the liberal arts and humanities. Learn about key elements, citation practices, and general formatting rules such as margins, fonts, and spacing. Understand how to create a properly structured document from rough draft to

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The Herd Humanities Program at Marshall University commenced with the Cornerstone Program at Purdue University in Fall 2017, leading to the formulation of the Herd Humanities Committee in 2021. The program includes various courses and initiatives, culminating in the planned offering of Herd Humaniti

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Indian Citation Index (ICI) is a multidisciplinary research platform developed by The Knowledge Foundation. With over 1000 scholarly journals, ICI aims to bridge the gap between content sources and users, providing online access to a wide range of Indian publications in various fields. The database

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The British Academy Small Grants Scheme provides funding for primary research in humanities and social sciences. It supports collaborative or individual research projects, and international collaborations with a UK-based lead applicant. The funds facilitate project planning, research costs, and work

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London Arts and Humanities Partnership (LAHP) offers doctoral training co-funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and various partners. They provide 90 PhD studentships in subjects across the Arts & Humanities, including Collaborative Doctoral Awards. Funding covers 3 years (3.5 for

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Dive into a captivating humanities lesson centered around the story of Barry Bands Together. Students will watch a video, explore key questions, analyze information cards, and create profiles of band members. The lesson encourages curiosity and investigation as learners discover the motivations and

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Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency (CAHA) is dedicated to promoting artistic practices, providing opportunities for creative expression, and fostering cultural appreciation in Guam. Established in 1967, CAHA offers grants, programs, and services to support artists and engage the communit

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This presentation provides an overview of the Social Sciences & Humanities faculty division within the institution. It includes information on full-time faculty members, chairs, and the dean's office. The faculty chart lists the various disciplines such as Paralegal, Administration of Justice, Econo

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Sabanci University's present research delves into the varying roles associated with service-learning facilitators within humanities courses, involving faculty members, EAP Instructors, graduate students, and undergraduates. Through surveys and interviews, significant insights have been gathered rega

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The ACT Reading Test comprises 40 questions to be answered in 35 minutes, covering four categories: Prose Fiction, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. Each category has a specific percentage of questions. The test evaluates your ability to comprehend various passages, including prose

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Redesigning self-evaluation reports to prioritize analysis, addressing challenges in evaluating scientific impact, defining societal impact, improving completion rates for doctoral programs, and enhancing academic leadership in arts and humanities institutions.

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Dr. Antony V. Varghese presents the activities report of the Department of Basic Sciences & Humanities from 04-05-2020 to 31-05-2020. The report covers academic activities, online courses offered, completion status, and ongoing revisions in various B.Tech. courses. It highlights the progress made in

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Understanding and engaging with the theme of transformation in academia, particularly in the humanities and social sciences. Discussing the impact of transformation in research, policy, and strategy. Highlighting the need for transdisciplinary approaches in knowledge production and the role of power

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The narrative delves into the rich tapestry where Indigenous traditions, Humanities, and Sciences meet, highlighting the contrast in approaches like logical reasoning in Sciences, spiritual origins in Indigenous knowledge, and interpretive wisdom in Humanities. It emphasizes the holistic, narrative-

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Master the basics of MLA citation for academic research, including the importance of giving credit to sources, creating Works Cited pages, and using embedded citations. Learn why MLA is essential in English, History, and Humanities disciplines, and how to format citations for websites effectively.

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The British Academy Small Grants Scheme provides funding for primary research in humanities and social sciences, supporting both individual and collaborative projects with a focus on clear research objectives and identifiable outcomes. Funded by the British Academy and the Leverhulme Trust, the sche

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SSHRC Doctoral Fellowships by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council support high-calibre students in doctoral programs, allowing scholars to focus on studies, find research mentors, and contribute to Canadian research. Eligibility requirements include completion of no more than 48 mont

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Dive into the intersection of humanities and therapy through various artistic mediums like graphic art, poetry, painting, sculpture, film, music, and prose. Explore how these forms of expression can provide a unique avenue for processing emotions, thoughts, and experiences in a therapeutic context.

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GrETEL, a linguistic research tool, showcases the latest advancements in the field of humanities research, particularly within the CLARIN, DARIAH, and CLARIAH projects. It offers functionalities for linguistic research, treebank searching, and user-generated corpus analysis. The tool continues to ev

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The article explores the implications of national identity and the curriculum in Wales, focusing on educational reforms introduced since the late 20th century. It discusses the emphasis on Welshness in teaching, changes in the national curriculum between 1995 and 2008, and the pedagogical shifts tow

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Explore the enduring value of humanities education, the impact of discipline policies in non-elite high schools, and the crucial skills offered in humanities courses for self-expression and self-fashioning. Gain insights from a software engineer on the importance of receiving and utilizing criticism

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Approach digital text as documentation in the digital humanities is essential for its materialization and interaction. Digital technologies allow text to be easily manipulated and shared across platforms, highlighting the need for proper documentation. This documentation determines how text is prese

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Fraser Muir College at the University of Edinburgh fosters digital innovation in Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences through a dedicated team supporting research technology, digital scholarship, and digital development. The College leverages digital techniques, rapid prototyping, and a common rese

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Workshop held in Pisa addressing challenges and solutions for EOSC service providers in the realm of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Cultural Heritage. Discussions revolved around fragmented research landscapes, text-based datasets, linguistic annotations, and machine learning models for NLP tools.

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The Northern Bridge Applicant Masterclasses offer fully-funded doctoral studentships to Home/EU applicants at Newcastle University, Durham University, and Queen's University Belfast. The program aims to prepare award-holders for world-leading research, enhance skills and employability, address skill

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Presentations at CLARIN2020 highlighted enhancements to research tools, reproducible annotation services, and the transition to more generalized repository systems. Discussions encompassed the optimization of Wittgenstein research tools, reproducibility in WebLicht workflows, and the implementation

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Dive into the diverse degree offerings in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, including Single Honours, Joint Honours, and Major-Minor programs. Learn about subjects like Anthropology, English, Law, and more, and discover the structure of the academic levels and semesters. Take cha

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Explore the Faculty of Humanities at Rhodes University, led by the Dean Professor Enocent Msindo, and learn about the role of the Dean, the structure of the Deanery, the study of Humanities, degrees offered, and undergraduate degree requirements in various disciplines such as Anthropology, Economics

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Delve into the depth of humanities research undertaken by Joe Student, along with John Collaborator and Dr. Jill Mentor from the Department of Humanities at Muhlenberg College. This project, funded by a Generous Funding Agency, showcases a fascinating journey of discovery and analysis. Explore the p

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Peekskill Middle School offers a comprehensive Humanities course for the 2017-2018 academic year, taught by Ms. Jaclyn Gabriele. The course covers various writing processes, character analysis, personal narratives, themes, partner reading, literary essays, non-fiction, Ancient Egypt, social issues,

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Explore the Standardization Survival Kit (SSK) and EHRI-EAD for a wider adoption of archival standards in Arts and Humanities. The SSK provides a documented and reusable system to manage the heterogeneity of EAD, offering an open platform for hosting resources related to metadata standards in resear

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Discover how to engage young adults in humanities programs virtually with the award-winning Teen Reading Lounge. Get inspired by examples of library programming and understand the importance of such initiatives for youth development. Hear from experts and practitioners in the field and explore resou

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The guide provides essential information for incoming international students at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences for the Winter Semester 2023/2024. It includes details on classes, exams, national holidays, academic calendar, library enrollment, making changes to the learning agreement, and

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DARIAH, the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities, collaborates with the EGI Community to enhance digitally-enabled research and teaching in the humanities and arts. This collaboration involves analyzing requirements, establishing a roadmap, and engaging with Virtual Competency

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Research Computing Services at the institution provide a range of support including staff listings, needs survey development, peer institution comparisons, faculty surveys, and areas of support like consultation, data, HPC, and digital humanities. The team is involved in survey initiation, review, a

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Explore the evolving landscape of Animal Humanities through in-depth analysis of key trends, influential academics, and notable works from 1998 to the present. Delve into the intersections of literature, rhetoric, philosophy, religious studies, cultural history, and art history as they pertain to th

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OPERAS, a distributed research infrastructure, is dedicated to promoting open science in the Social Sciences and Humanities. The project provides flexible and essential services such as Production, Research for Society, Metrics, and Certification. With core services like Discovery and Publication Se

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