Great attendance at the Manolis Korres lecture at the Institute of Mediterranean Studies.
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Read moreThe architect Manolis Korres, Professor at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and restoration coordinator of the Parthenon at the Acropolis will give the 3rd Lecture in the context of "Stelios Orphanoudakis" Distinguished Lecture Series at the Institute for Mediterranean Studies of FORTH in Rethymnon on Friday, 18 March 2011, at 19:30 p.m.
Read moreMs. Sophia Katopi, collaborator with the Project “Western Art in Crete during the Venetian period” and a doctoral candidate at the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Crete with the PhD subject: "The Venetian Loggia of Candia: the history of the building from the time of its construction to the 20th century”, got a three-year fellowship (2010-2013) with the Programme "Heraklitus II - Enhancing Human Research Potential through Doctoral Research". Ms. Katopi was the 11th among 97 successful proposals in the thematic action "Humanities, Education Sciences, Cultural Sciences and Arts" with the final point 10.
Read moreThe Turkish publishing house Küre Yayınları agreed to translate the proceedings of three international symposia of the Programme for Turkish Studies (E. Zachariadou ed., Halcyon Days IV: The Kapudan Pasha, His Office and His Domain, Rethymno 2002· A. Anastasopoulos ed., Halcyon Days V: Provincial Elites in the Ottoman Empire, Rethymno 2005· A. Anastasopoulos ed., Halcyon Days VI: The Eastern Mediterranean Under Ottoman Rule: Crete, 1645-1840, Rethymno 2008).
Read moreMr. Yiannis Spyropoulos, doctoral candidate in the Programme of Post-Graduate Turkish Studies, which is run by the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Crete jointly with the Institute of Mediterranean Studies, got a three-year fellowship (2010-2013) with the Programme "Heraklitus II - Enhancing Human Research Potential through Doctoral Research". Mr. Spyropoulos (PhD subject: "The Crete Janissaries as a Military Body and as a Lobby, from the second half of the 18th century till the abolition of the janissaries (1826)") was the 71st from among 97 successful proposals in the thematic action "Humanities, Education Sciences, Cultural Sciences and Arts" with final point 9.19.
Read moreThe Laboratory of Geophysical - Satellite Remote Sensing and Archaeo-environment at the Institute for Mediterranenan Studies/FORTH cordially invites you to a presentation by Michael Teichmann (University of Kiel, Graduate School "Human Development in Landscapes" / Germany) with subject the Geo- and Landscape Αrchaeological Ιnvestigations in central Italy. The presentation will take place at the Institute for Mediterranenan Studies (Nikiforou Foka 130 & Mellisinou, Old Town, Rethymno) this Thursday December 15th 2010 at 8:00pm and is open to the public. The presentation will be in English.
Read moreCrete University Press has published the volume K. Lappas, A. Anastasopoulos, E. Kolovos (eds), In memoriam Pinelopi Stathi. Studies in History and Philology.
Read moreOn Sunday, September 19th 2010, at 17.45 p.m., the inauguration of the new building of the Institute for Mediterranean Studies will take place. It will be named after the deceased President of the Foundation for Research and Technology, native from Rethymno, the late Stelios Orphanoudakis.
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PAINTING FOR BOOK COVERS
INAUGURATION
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19th 2010, 17.45 a.m.
DURATION : 19th SEPTEMBER to 8th OCTOBER 2010
The Institute for Mediterranean Studies, together with the University of Crete, accepted to organize the 20th symposium of the International Committee for Pre-Ottoman and Ottoman Studies (Comité Internationale des Etudes Pré-ottomanes et Ottomanes), which will take place in Rethymno in Summer 2012.
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