Welcome to the official account of the University of Cambridge Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
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Welcome to the official account of the University of Cambridge Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
Visit us at www.crassh.cam.ac.uk Newsletter via tinyurl.com/crasshnews
NEW! Rhythm as Knowledge Research Network
From cellular processes and bodily systems to cultural expression and cosmic cycles, existence is a rhythmic endeavour at every scale. No prior expertise in rhythm research is required to join
Find out more at https://bit.ly/4jJUOji
NEW! The 'Trust, Open Knowledge, and Infrastructure (TOKI) Network will create a forum to examine how community-led scholarly infrastructures can contribute to more transparent, inclusive, and trustworthy knowledge systems
Find out more at https://bit.ly/3TP27eU
Follow @toki-crassh.bsky.social
📚 Nine Dots Prize public lecture: Questions for the next ten years
As the Nine Dots Prize reaches its 10th birthday, we look forward to the questions that we think will be of upmost relevance and importance over the next ten years
22 Oct, 4.30pm
Westminster College, CB3 0AA
https://bit.ly/4AUBvK6
The new African Humanities Research Network (AHRN) provides scholars working within the African humanities with a space for knowledge exchange and research development as well as an intellectual, social and cultural home at CRASSH
Learn more and read a Q&A with the convenors https://bit.ly/4yxkh3Z
We are very happy to share with you our schedule of events for the Michaelmas term! Find out more by clicking on the 'Programme' tab at www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/research/networks/future-of-open-knowledge/
Our first event with @lschiff.bsky.social at @defendresearch.bsky.social is coming up 15th October
I'm very excited and honored to be part of this seminar series! I'll be talking about the vulnerability of social infrastructure within the knowledge ecosystem. Please consider registering!
Repairing and Reimagining Comparison
This new network will function as a ‘comparison repair café’ to which participants can bring their ongoing research projects, and at which they will work collectively through difficulties they are having with comparison in all its aspects
Join the Cambridge Inequality Lab for Mapping the Elites: Methods, new data, cast and class'
2pm on 8 Oct at CRASSH
https://bit.ly/4dsRFAB
The event will bring together scholars working with innovative data and methods to ask how elites can be identified, mapped, and understood
Introducing our Research Networks for 2026-27 🎉
Our Research Networks programme facilitates the exchange of ideas across disciplinary boundaries and allows Cambridge researchers to explore new forms of collaborative work. Events are free & open to everyone
Find out more at https://bit.ly/3Vr0aWy
The talk will be a virtual event open to anyone. You can register to hear Lisa Schiff speak on 'Responding to political upheaval with #DefendResearch' at the link below. We look forward to you joining us at our first seminar of the series!
@crasshlive.bsky.social
Protestant Women and the Making of Global Religious Worlds
This new research network will investigate whether the category ‘Protestant woman’ functions in an analytically coherent way across diverse historical and cultural contexts
Learn more and read a Q&A at https://bit.ly/4AIBucs
Visit our 25th anniversary exhibition! 🎉
Knowledge in a Fractured World
CRASSH, CB3 9DP
5 Oct- 11 Dec
9am-7pm weekdays
PV 19 Oct 5.30pm
RSVP https://bit.ly/3VBgR1x
A showcase of interdisciplinary research alongside a fascinating collection of works by international artists.
Introducing our Research Networks for 2026-27 🎉
Our Research Networks programme facilitates the exchange of ideas across disciplinary boundaries and allows Cambridge researchers to explore new forms of collaborative work. Events are free & open to everyone
Find out more at https://bit.ly/3Vr0aWy
Protestant Women and the Making of Global Religious Worlds
This new research network will investigate whether the category ‘Protestant woman’ functions in an analytically coherent way across diverse historical and cultural contexts
Learn more and read a Q&A at https://bit.ly/4AIBucs
Research Practice Seminars are back ✍🏼
In the seminars we explore some of the creative, critical, ethical, political or methodological aspects of research as a practice
Thurs, 12-2pm, lunch is provided 🥪
Check our website or join the seminar mailing list to receive readings https://bit.ly/3LYjCFL
A writeup abt the special issue of Studies in HPS which @martinkusch.bsky.social and I edited based on a 2022 conference held @crasshlive.bsky.social & @kingscollege.bsky.social The standard of articles is high, my own submission got rejected! So I poured my heart into the introduction. Have a read
2nd day of #Skin2Script workshop with @crasshlive.bsky.social about to start
Checking how drying has progressed - various results. Next pushing on with sanding, scraping & finishing touches
Visit our 25th anniversary exhibition! 🎉
Knowledge in a Fractured World
CRASSH, CB3 9DP
5 Oct- 11 Dec
9am-7pm weekdays
PV 19 Oct 5.30pm
RSVP https://bit.ly/3VBgR1x
A showcase of interdisciplinary research alongside a fascinating collection of works by international artists.
Very happy to announce the seminar programme of the Decolonising Plant Knowledge research network @crasshlive.bsky.social for Michaelmas term 2026 www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/research/net...
🌟Introducing the Cambridge Inequality Lab!
Celebrate the launch with @caltechlcssp.bsky.social Research Affiliate Ramit Debnath, @cam.ac.uk & his team with their two-part series.
🔵 Learn more: www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/research/res...
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