STVDIO Seminar Series
The STVDIO series of research seminars promotes the collaborative, interdisciplinary study of the Renaissance in the UK and internationally, and aims to showcase the rich variety of work that is done on Renaissance topics, both at Warwick and beyond.
Most seminars will be in hybrid format this year, in person at the University of Warwick, on Tuesdays at 17:00 (UK time) unless otherwise specified below, and online circa 5.05pm (set-up time). The link for accessing the seminars will be provided on this page.
If you have any queries, please contact this year's organisers:
Autumn 2026, Term 1 (Tuesday unless otherwise stated)
6 Oct (Week 1), 5pm: George Woudhuysen (University of Nottingham), 'Hunting for Manuscripts and Reading Symmachus in Sixteenth-Century Europe'.
13 Oct (Week 2), 5pm: James Poskett (University of Warwick), 'Worlds Reborn: Science and the Global Renaissance, 800–1500'.
3 Nov (Week 5), 5pm: Laura Cesco-Frare (University of Milan), title TBC.
1 Dec (Week 9), 5pm: Andrew Jotischky (Royal Holloway) (TBC).
Spring 2027, Term 2 (Tuesdays unless otherwise stated)
19 Jan (Week 2), 5pm: Joint ECR book talk: Maria Czepiel, Vittoria Fallanca and Tim Wade
9 Feb (Week 5), 5pm: Katrin Ettenhuber (University of Cambridge), title TBC.
STVDIO Seminars are kindly sponsored by the Humanities Research Centre @HRCWarwick
and the Centre for the Study of the Renaissance @renwarwick