📚 "In uno volumine” – XII Sammelband 15-16 International Conference 📍 San Daniele de Friuli, Italy | 🗓️ April 10-12 Olga Gkiouleka, will present her research on a fascinating 16th-century Sammelband containing three Greek books printed in Spain: [1/3]

Final day!

📢 Join us for a webinar on Open-Access Publishing in the Humanities! The GrECI consortium invites you to the online event "Navigating Open-Access Publishing in the Humanities" on April 7, 2025, at 10 AM CET. 📄 Full programme available here: univ-fcomte.fr/sites/default/…

[FocusOn] Next Research meeting in Besançon in May 📅 May 21-23, 2025 📍 Besançon, France & Online 🔥 The GrECI Research Meeting IV is coming! ✅ Open to all, both in-person and online! 📜 Full program & details are available here : urlr.me/7Pjp38

The event opened with remarks by N. Constantinidou , GrECI Project Coordinator,and Thérèse Leblois, Open Science Officer at université de Franche-Comté Thérèse Leblois and Murielle Faudot (HAL-Ufc) introduced key concepts in Open Science and shared UMLP’s institutional approach and experience.

🌟 On 8 May at 15:00 CET, the Early Modern Hellenism Colloquia will be inaugurated with Simon Smets presenting on early modern psalm re-writings in 'Ancient' Greek. 👉 Intereested? Please register via the link: lnkd.in/dHZM6MGs N. Constantinidou #ClassicalReception

🔎 [FocusOn] – Meet the GrECI Project What is GrECI all about? In this short video, N. Constantinidou , Professor of Early Modern History and GrECI Project Coordinator, presents the goals, vision, and ambitions of our project. 🎥 Watch the full video ! youtube.com/watch?v=1mpPxj…

In Greek, with English subtitles! #earlymodern #twitterstorians

[Did You Know?] Next week, the #GrECI Research Meeting IV is taking place in Besançon — and online! 📅 May 21–23, 2025 📍 Besançon, France & Online 🗝️ Topic: Greek sources in the Reformation and the Confessional debates. Role and place of Classical and Patristic writings.

👉 Join the discussion as we explore how Greek references influenced Reformation debates. ✅ Open to all — whether you're attending in person or tuning in online! 📜 Full programme & connection details here: actu.univ-fcomte.fr/article/greci-…

[HappeningNow] 👉 The Early Career Researchers of the GrECI project have gathered in Paris for a two-day workshop to exchange research ideas and to participate in training sessions aimed at enhancing their academic skills.

After a morning full of rich and thought-provoking discussions, we’re thrilled to welcome Bruce Gordon for today’s keynote lecture: 🏛️ Chrysostom in Reformation England A fascinating journey into the reception of early Christianity in Reformation thought. #ReformationStudies

It’s the final day of the #GrECI Research Meeting IV! After two intense and inspiring days, we’re heading into our last sessions this morning. 📚 Final panels, final insights — but the conversations will continue far beyond!

🎓 The GrECI consortium invites you to our webinar: "Gender Equality in Horizon Europe: More Than a Box to Tick." 📅 June 4, 2025 – 9 AM CET | 💻 Online 🔗 Register here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… 🤝 We look forward to your participation ! #GenderEquality #HorizonEU

[#HappeningNow] The #GrECI ECR team is attending an engaging seminar on Digital Storytelling using ArcGIS StoryMaps, taking place at the Library and Resource Center of the University of Cyprus, in #Nicosia.

🎙️ The session is led by Federica Di Biase, a #MSCA YUFE4 postdoctoral researcher at the University of Cyprus, who is sharing insights on how spatial narratives and interactive maps can powerfully convey research and community stories. #DigitalStorytelling #StoryMaps #ArcGIS

📣 Exciting news from Wroclaw! Four members of our team will be participating in the 17th Congress of the "Fédération internationale des associations d’études classiques" (FIEC), organised in Wroclaw (Poland).

- Han Lamers & N. Constantinidou : ''Demosthenes in Action: Receptions of His Printed Work in Early Modern Europe'' - Alexandros Theodoropoulos : ''Lucian Reclaimed: Early Modern Receptions of Lucian’s Works Beyond the Alps''

#DidYouKnow Athanasios Rinotas is a Post-doctoral researcher at the University of Cyprus 🇨🇾. He holds degrees in Classical Philology and History and Philosophy of Science (University of Athens ), and a PhD in Philosophy (KU Leuven ).

In the latest episode of the online series Science Talks UCY, N. Constantinidou —coordinator of the #GrECI project and Associate Professor of European History at the University of Cyprus —discusses the presence and influence of Greek culture in the West from the 15th to the 17th century.