2023 Winners of CEFRES Platform Award and Derrida Award

We are happy to announce the name of the winner of the seventh CEFRES Platform Award for best article in social sciences and humanities in an international peer-reviewed journal (see the cfa here):

  • Martin ŠORM (PhD at the Centre for Medieval Studies, under the tutelage of both the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences and Charles University), for his article « Conflicting Popular Culture – Populism and Public History. Vlastimil Vondruška and the Instrumentalization of the Middle Ages » published in Bohemia / 2021

The seventh Derrida Social and Human Sciences Prizes rewarded:

1. Anna ALTOVÁ (Faculty of Science, Charles University) for her thesis:« Lifestyle risk factors of cancer »

2. Filip KINNERT (Faculty of Architecture, Brno University of Technology) for his thesis: « Wholeness As a Basic Assuption for Understanding of Meaning Provided by Architectural Language »

3. Lukáš NOVÁK (Palacky Olomouc University Social Health Institute/University of Groningen) for his work on the neural bases of compassion

The award ceremony took place on 22 June 2019 at the French Embassy in Czech Republic in the presence of the Ambassador Alexis Dutertre and one Nobel Prize laureate: Jean-Marie Lehn.

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CEFRES Actions for Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marks the return of war to Europe. Although the war dates back to the 2014 armed conflict in Donbas, with the war of aggression against Ukraine, it is now taking on an unprecedented scale. This war is also fought in the field of information and interpretation, posing major challenges for the humanities and social sciences. Located in the heart of Central Europe directly affected by the war, CEFRES is hosting a series of webinars and offers fellowships for Ukrainian researchers.

FELLOWSHIPS

Call for applications for the UMIFRE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UKRAINIAN RESEARCHERS IN THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 2025 (open until June 1, 2025)

–> CEFRES non-residential fellows 2024–2025: Selected projects in 2024
–> CEFRES residential fellows 2024: Selected projects in 2024
–> CEFRES non-residential fellows 2024: Selected projects in 2024
–> CEFRES non-residential fellows 2023: Selected projects in 2023

Call for applications for residential fellowships for the recipients of the non-residential fellowships (closed since 31 January 2024)
Call for applications CEFRES Non-Residential Fellowships for Ukrainian Researchers (closed since 15 March 2023)

PAST AND ONGOING SCIENTIFIC EVENTS

Seminar (2023-): RETHINK: objects, models, and methods in Humanities and Social Sciences since the invasion of Ukraine

2024 Workshop: DISLOCATED LANDSCAPE: Disruptions and reconfigurations in the Humanities and Social Sciences since the Russian invasion of Ukraine (October 22—23, 2024)

2023 Workshop: IMPEDIMENTS & ENGAGEMENTS: Humanities and Social Sciences since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine (September 19—20, 2023)

2023 SymposiumWar in Ukraine and Exile (24–25 April 2023)

Webinar 1 The Challenges of Hosting Refugees from Ukraine in Central Europe (22 March 2022)

Webinar 2 Belarus and the Russian Invasion in Ukraine (20 April 2022)

CEFRES PhD fellowships 2023 | Results

France & Visegrad PhD Fellowships

Olga KALASHNIKOVA (Medieval Studies, Central European University)

Ex aequo Astrid Greve KRISTENSEN (Literature, Sorbonne Université) / Lola SINOIMERI (Comparative Literature, ENS Lyon-Sorbonne Université)

SAV-CEFRES PhD mobility grants

Júlia ČÍŽOVÁ (History, Institute of History, Slovak Academy of Sciences)

CEFRES Platform PhD Fellowships

Kateřina FUKSOVÁ (History, Faculty of Social Sciences Charles University)

Jelena BOŽOVIĆ (Linguistics, Faculty of Arts, Charles University)

Waiting list (gives the right to become associate)

Vít POKORNÝ (History, Faculty of Arts, Charles University)

Jakub ZITKO (Philosophy, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University)

Proposition to become associate to CEFRES

Aysha Farhana CHAKKAMPULLY (Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University)

Julia MIESENBÖCK (Translation studies, Faculty of Arts, Charles University)

CFP – Facing Familiar Violence. A 4EU+ International Conference

Facing Familiar Violence: Women’s Creative and Literary Practices in Central and Southeastern Europe in the 20th and 21st Century

The conference is part of the project “Displacements: Gendered-based Violence, Women’s Writing and Creative Practices in Modern Central and Southeastern Europe” (4EU+ mini grant). Continue reading CFP – Facing Familiar Violence. A 4EU+ International Conference