Angelos Chaniotis, Professor
of Ancient History and Classics in the School of Historical
Studies, has been elected member of the Greek Council of Higher
Education.
The five-member board is the highest authority for quality
control, evaluation, and...
Helmut Hofer, Hermann Weyl
Professor in the School of Mathematics, Alondra Nelson, Harold F. Linder Professor
in the School of Social Science, and James Stone, Professor in the School of
Natural Sciences, have been elected to the American Academy
of...
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded the
Institute for Advanced Study a
three-year grant of $350,000 to complete digitization of one of
the world’s largest squeeze collections. The project will establish
worldwide open access...
“Karina Urbach never
thought she’d have to study anti-Semitism in her own time. But
Urbach, a native of Germany, has become increasingly aware of the
rise in violence against Jewish people and institutions during her
time as a Visitor at the...
The Institute for Advanced Study, the Hill Museum &
Manuscript Library (HMML), and the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek,
Munich, announce that digital copies of 53 additional South Arabian
manuscripts are now available online through vHMML (Virtual HMML)...
While at IAS, Aaron
Michael Butts, Member in the School of Historical Studies, is
focused on the languages, literatures, and history of Christianity
in the Near East, including especially Arabic, Ethiopic, and
Syriac. The recent discovery of the...
Suzanne Akbari, Professor in the
School of Historical Studies, convened a workshop on November 19,
2019, of researchers from the University of Toronto, Princeton
University, and other institutions—as well as Nicola Di Cosmo, Luce Foundation...