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Current News and Events

Director's Newsletter

The Centre Director issues a regular newsletter as a means by which the Centre can share news and keep abreast of Centre activities and developments.

Newyddlen Mawrth 2010

March 2010 Newsletter

Royal Shakespeare Company invites Bangor academic to comment on medieval Arthurian author

Dr Raluca Radulescu, Senior Lecturer in Medieval Literature and expert in the work of Sir Thomas Malory, was invited to participate in the 'Authoring Arthur' public event on Sunday 27 June 2010, which involved a panel discussion with Mike Poulton, who adapted the Morte Darthur for the Royal Shakespeare Company and Gillian Bradshaw, novelist and author of the Arthurian trilogy Down the long wind.

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2010

IMEMS Research Seminars

IMEMS members meet frequently with staff at other Welsh universities (Cardiff, Swansea and Lampeter) via the Welsh Video Network, for research seminars in medieval and early modern studies. The series attracts speakers from a variety of disciplines and from all over the world, providing an opportunity for people working on different areas to exchange ideas.

IMEMS Research Seminars

CMS Seminars

The Centre for Medieval Studies holds regular seminars for staff and postgraduates.

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Funding News

Medieval Welsh seals in the National Library of Wales

The project team is delighted to announce the success of a major project bid to the AHRC to support work on medieval Welsh seals at NLW and other repositories.

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CARMEN

CARMEN stands for Co-operative for the Advancement of Research through a Medieval European Network, a worldwide network, bringing together groups of medievalists (including 'federations of centres', such as national or supranational research centres, disciplinary bodies, or societies of individuals) which operate at a level above that of individual universities, as well as individual universities, public and private bodies (e.g. museums, galleries, publishers), actively involved in the teaching or research of the Middle Ages (ca. 400-1500 AD/CE).

http://www.carmen-medieval.eu/   and http://carmen.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/root/abcarm/

The IMEMS representative/link person in CARMEN is Dr Raluca Radulescu (English, Bangor) who may be contacted on els201@bangor.ac.uk by IMEMS members  interested collaborative research or teaching projects with international partners.

Forthcoming Events

26 - 28 July 2011 Conference of the Centre for Restoration Britain and Ireland on the 1690s.  Click here for more information.
Spring 2014

In Spring 2014 the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, and The Institute for Medieval and Early Modern Studies at the Universities of Aberystwyth and Bangor (IMEMS), in collaboration with The Huntington Library, California, are delighted to be hosting an exhibition showcasing one of the National Library’s greatest treasures: the Hengwrt manuscript of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, believed by some to be the earliest extant text of this literary masterpiece.

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Past News and Events

 

7 - 9 June 2010

Post-medieval crusades: languages, contexts, change c 1400-1700

Aberystwyth University

Conference Report

26 May 2010

IMEMS annual conference will be held on Wednesday 26th May 2010 at the National Library in Aberystwyth.

Further details available here

9 December 2009

Aberystwyth and Bangor Universities

Research and Enterprise Partnership mid-term Review

IMEMS presentation

2009 - 1st Semester

IMEMS Research Seminars

Director's Newsletter

October 2009 Newsletter

Newsletter 2008 - 2009

28 - 30 July 2009

Politics, Religion and Culture in 1680s Britain and Ireland

The Politics, Religion and Culture in 1960s Britain and Ireland will take place in late July 2009 in Bangor. 

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2008 - 2009

Autumn Semester Seminar Series

The Centre for Medieval Studies hold a seminar series sponsored by the Schools of English, History, and Music. The seminars take place in the HRC/WISCA Seminar Room, Thursdays, 5.00 pm (unless stated otherwise) Refreshments outside WISCA room from 4.45 pm.

Seminar information

11 October 2008

Cultures of War and Conflict Resolution conference

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24 - 27 July 2008

Annual Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference

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3-4 July 2008

two-day conference on the theme ‘Writing Wales: 1500-1800’

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10 – 12 June 2008

Women and the sacred: postgraduate conference

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1 March 2008

inaugural conference of the ‘Cultures of War’ network

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11 February 2008

lunchtime workshop with Professor Gerd Althoff

Workshop information

Collaborative Postgraduate Training in Palaeography

www.bangor.ac.uk/palaeography_training?index.php