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IAS Awards
The IAS awards offer Warwick academics the opportunity to develop new research areas and research-related outputs. Any activity which advances the mission of IAS can be undertaken with the IAS awards and it is intended that academics can use this resource to undertake more speculative activities that may not be funded from other sources. Rolling Deadline
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Launching the September/October 2024 programme:
- RACIAL SATURATION, REFUGEE RESEARCH & PUBLISHING -
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Social justice in times of racial saturation with Gaspard Rey
Online reading group via Teams
Wednesday 18 September 2024, 16:00 - 17:30 (BST)
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From subjects to authors: Reclaiming agency in refugee research and building a publishing praxis with Kirandeep Kaur
Online reading group via Teams
Wednesday 9 October 2024, 18:00 - 19:30 (BST)
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IAS Early Career Fellow, Elena Myona, will be delivering an 'Introduction to Time Use Research' short course (online, Zoom) on the 12th-13th of September, on behalf of the Centre for Time Use Research, UCL. You can find the schedule below, and you can register here. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about time use research and explore ways in which time diary data can be used.
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Congratulations to our Early Career Fellow Lance Haywood for passing his PhD Viva.
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Our Early Career Fellow Wenyuan Liu has passed his PhD viva on 26th June 2024. Congratulations to Dr Liu,
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Dr Fraser Logan, Associate Fellow (IAS) / Teaching Fellow (IATL) has published a new paper on Nietzsche. The paper argues that Nietzsche adopts a practice of “spontaneous life writing” as a way of becoming simple and honest over time. It is open access and available here.
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Our IAS Fellow Dr. Dmytro Chashyn Associated Professor of Prydniprovsk state academy of construction and
architecture (Dnipro, Ukraine) have published Open Access Scopus indexed article: "Integration of Building Information Modeling and Artificial Intelligence of Things in the Post-War Reconstruction and Renovation of Buildings" at the Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil Engineering (DOI: 10.5755/j01.sace.35.2.35160)
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Our IAS Fellow Dr. Nataliya Pratsovyta presented her research work at the following conferences:
“Sigrid Undset: On the Just War and Faith”. Forgotten Voices in Literature and Religion Conference, 5/06/2024, University of Oxford, UK
“Re-evaluation of the Legacy of Ukrainian Literary Figures in Light of Christian Faith: Case Studies of Lesia Ukrainka and Oles’ Honchar". International Network for the Study of War and Religion in the Modern World: Fourteenth Annual Conference ‘Religious Dynamics in Contemporary Conflicts’, 19/06-21/06/2024, Defence Academy of the United Kingdom, Swindon, UK
"Oxford Inklings. The Language of War and Resistance in Ukraine". Symposium: 'Ways to Resist. An Exploration of the Concepts of Resistance'. 25/04/2024. Institute of Advanced Study, University of Warwick, UK
Faith and Disaster Response in Svetlana Alexievich’s Chernobyl Prayer: A Chronicle of the Future”. Divine Disasters. Exploring Distressed Landscapes in Literature and Theology: A Hybrid, Interdisciplinary Conference, 24/02/2024, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK
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News from Our Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow (EUTOPIA-SIF COFUND) Dr Emrah Atasoy:
-Dr Atasoy has been awarded the status of Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) / Advance Higher Education Fellowship (Advance HE Fellow).
-The volume Utopian and Dystopian Explorations of Pandemics and Ecological Breakdown: Entangled Futurities (Routledge Environmental Humanities Series 31 July 2024) edited by Dr Heather Alberro, Dr Emrah Atasoy, Dr Nora Castle, Dr Rhiannon Firth, and Dr Conrad Scott is now out. It is fully open access thanks to generous funding from University College London. The reviews of Prof James Engell (Gurney Professor of English and Professor of Comparative Literature, Harvard University, USA), Prof Veronica Hollinger (Editor, Science Fiction Studies, and Professor Emerita of Cultural Studies, Trent University, Canada), and Prof Tom Moylan (Professor Emeritus in the School of English, Irish, and Communication, and member of the Ralahine Centre for Utopian Studies, University of Limerick, Ireland) are available on the Routledge website.
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Exchanges: The Interdisciplinary Reseach Journal
Research Culture Special Issue Published
The big issue – and the emphasis is on ‘big’ – is the publication of our long awaited and much anticipated Research Cultures special issue. Developed in partnership with the National Centre for Research Culture, this features papers from and inspired by last year’s fantastic International Research Cultures Conference (IRCC ‘23). It is the biggest issue we have ever published and has been a considerable effort from a lot of dedicated associate editors (and myself) behind the scenes, and some brilliant and engaged authors too. Naturally, my thanks to everyone who played a part big or small in bringing this issue to publication.
You can read the issue via the DOI link: https://doi.org/10.31273/eirj.v11i3
In the meantime, we’ll be starting work on our IRCC ‘24 special issue next month, which will come out of this year’s conference event.
Updated FAQs
I thought it was time to do a little spring (summer?) cleaning on our Frequently Asked Questions page. It might not be the most heavily visited part of our site, but I believe it collates a range of highly useful advice based on the sort of specific questions I get week in and week out from our contributors. Hopefully, what is there now is as current as we can make it, and more importantly useful to our authors, reviewers and readers alike. Have a look if you’ve not visited before – or if you’ve got a question that’s not covered – do get in touch!
Journal Server Migration
Due to a planned server migration for Exchanges, and the other Warwick University Press Journals, during the first week of September (w/b 2nd September) there is a possibility that access to the site may be restricted. While we will endeavour to keep this to a minimum readers, reviewers and editors should be aware there may be periods of time during the week when they will not be able to login or access Exchanges. Our apologies in advance for any issues this creates. However, this work is to enable future platform developments and improvements for the journal, which will help to improve our services going forward. In the meantime, our thanks for bearing with us.
Contacting Exchanges
Contact the Editor-in-Chief, Dr Gareth J Johnson (exchangesjournal@warwick.ac.uk) to learn more about Exchanges. Exchanges also maintains a range of social media presences to highlight ongoing work, calls for papers and opportunities with the journal.
About Exchanges
Exchanges: The Interdisciplinary Research Journal is a non-fee charging, open-access, scholar-led, interdisciplinary journal, published twice-annually by Warwick’s Institute of Advanced Study (IAS) since 2013. Primarily run by and for early-career researchers (post-docs and some PGRs), it attracts articles from around the world which are read by an international and cross-disciplinary audience. Since 2020 it has increasingly published a series of highly regarded special issues, dedicated to particular themes in collaboration with scholars around the world.
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IAS Awards made to:
Sergei Zotov, CSR
Dr Modupe Jimoh, School of Engineering
Nataliya Pratsovyta, Institute of Advanced Study
Naomi Pullin, History
Associate Fellowship Awarded to:
Sofie Power, WMS
Sara Parisi, School of Modern Languages and Cultures
Richard Dhillon, Film and Television Studies
Anupriya Kaniyamparambil Haridas, WMG
Giulia Lorenzi, Department of Philosophy
Jiahao Yang, Department of Psychology
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If you would like to get involved, join the IAS community or apply for funding please refer to our website.
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