ITSEE News New catena identified by Dr Georgi Parpulov DescriptionDr Georgi Parpulov, a research fellow at ITSEE on the ERC CATENA project, announces the discovery of a new Catena on Matthew on the 'What's New in Patristics?' blogDate:Friday 30 April 2021 New editorial appointment for ITSEE Director DescriptionProfessor Hugh Houghton, Director of ITSEE, has been appointed as a full member of the editorial committee for the Nestle-Aland and United Bible Societies Greek New Testaments.Date:Monday 22 March 2021 Ghost Words exhibition DescriptionThe Ghost Words: Reading the Past exhibition at Cambridge University Library, in conjunction with the AHRC Codex Zacynthius Project, is open from Monday 1 March 2021.Date:Tuesday 2 March 2021 Anna Persig awarded PhD DescriptionAnna Persig, an M4C scholarship holder, has been awarded a doctorate for her thesis on "The Vulgate text of the Catholic Epistles: Its Language, Origin and Relationship with the Vetus Latina."Date:Wednesday 24 February 2021 Archive of Neville Birdsall now available DescriptionTwenty-one unpublished academic papers by Professor J. Neville Birdsall have now been released in the University of Birmingham ePapers repository.Date:Wednesday 3 February 2021 Timetable for the Twelfth Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament DescriptionThe timetable for the Twelfth Birmingham Colloquium with the theme of "Fragments" is released. This conference will run weekly online from January to March 2021.Date:Wednesday 9 December 2020 ITSEE has moved to new offices! DescriptionThe ITSEE project room and associated offices have returned to the ERI building.Date:Thursday 3 December 2020 Article published by Timothy Mitchell DescriptionTimothy Mitchell's article "Exposing Textual Corruption: Community as a Stabilizing Aspect in the Circulation of the New Testament Writings during the Greco-Roman Era" has been published in JSNTDate:Tuesday 24 November 2020 Twelfth Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament: call for papers DescriptionThe Call for Papers is issued for the Twelfth Birmingham Colloquium, which will run online in early 2021.Date:Thursday 8 October 2020 Hugh Houghton delivers Stanton lecture DescriptionProfessor Hugh Houghton gave the Stanton Lecture 2020 as part of the online British New Testament conference.Date:Tuesday 8 September 2020 Release of the online Codex Zacynthius DescriptionThe AHRC-funded Codex Zacynthius project, led by the University of Birmingham in collaboration with Cambridge University Library, has released an online edition of this important manuscript of the Greek New Testament.Date:Tuesday 8 September 2020 Studia Patristica 100th volume published Description100th volume of Studia Patristica published with papers from the Sixth British Patristics conference held in Birmingham in 2016.Date:Saturday 20 June 2020 (Re)writing History in Byzantium DescriptionCongratulations to Dr Panagiotis Manafis on the publication of his monograph, (Re)writing History in ByzantiumDate:Friday 15 May 2020 Grant Edwards awarded PhD DescriptionITSEE doctoral student Grant Edwards has been awarded his PhD for his thesis on the Text and Transmission of 2 Thessalonians, following six years of part-time distance-learning research.Date:Thursday 23 April 2020 Online seminar launched by IGNTP DescriptionThe International Greek New Testament Project will be running an online seminar from May 2020 entitled "Text-Critical Thursdays".Date:Tuesday 31 March 2020 Doctoral Studentship available at ITSEE DescriptionITSEE is recruiting a PhD student to work on the CATENA project from September 2020Date:Tuesday 10 March 2020 Sixth-century manuscript of Augustine identified by the CATENA Project DescriptionFragments from a sixth-century manuscript of Augustine in Cambridge University Library have been identified for the first time by the ERC-funded CATENA project at the University of BirminghamDate:Friday 28 February 2020 CATENA consultation in Brussels DescriptionThe ERC-funded CATENA project held a consultation day at the University of Birmingham's Brussels Office on 7th February.Date:Monday 10 February 2020 Retirement of David Parker DescriptionToday marks the retirement of Professor David Parker OBE and the conclusion of the Codex Zacynthius Project at ITSEEDate:Friday 31 January 2020 Codex Zacynthius Study Day DescriptionDescription and photographs from the Study Day on Codex Zacynthius held in Oxford on 5th November,Date:Monday 11 November 2019 Publications by ITSEE postgraduate students DescriptionFive ITSEE students, Anna Persig, Jacopo Marcon, Peter Montoro, Timothy Mitchell and Clark Bates, have all had reviews and articles published in recent months.Date:Thursday 31 October 2019 Two more PhDs at ITSEE DescriptionBenjamin Haupt and Andrew Edmondson have completed their doctoral research at ITSEE and their theses are now available for download.Date:Wednesday 16 October 2019 Codex Zacynthius: Retracing the Words of Scribes and Early Christian Writers DescriptionA Study Day on Codex Zacynthius: Retracing the Words of Scribes and Early Christian Writers.Date:Wednesday 25 September 2019 A New Co-Director for ITSEE DescriptionProfessor Aengus Ward has been appointed as Co-Director of ITSEE from the beginning of the 2019-20 academic year.Date:Wednesday 25 September 2019 Codex Sinaiticus Anniversary survey DescriptionThe electronic edition of Codex Sinaiticus is ten years old this month! A new survey has been released online to gather information about the impact of this groundbreaking digital resource.Date:Tuesday 2 July 2019 Dr Catherine Smith awarded a fellowship by the Software Sustainability Institute DescriptionThe Software Sustainability Institute cultivates sustainable research software to enable world-class research, working with researchers, developers and funders to identify best practice in scientific softwareDate:Wednesday 22 May 2019 CATENA project identifies new manuscripts of the Greek New Testament DescriptionThe ERC-funded CATENA project has identified four new manuscripts of the Greek New Testament.Date:Thursday 25 April 2019 Grant Edwards posts online manuscript database DescriptionITSEE doctoral student Grant Edwards has posted online The Collaborative Database of Dateable Greek Bookhands, a catalogue of objectively dated Greek manuscripts written in a literary script between 0-899 CE.Date:Tuesday 2 April 2019 Hugh Houghton lectures at the Sorbonne DescriptionThe ITSEE director has been appointed a visiting professor at the Sorbonne in Paris and will be giving four lectures this month on the theme of the Latin Bible from Antiquity to the Digital Age.Date:Thursday 21 March 2019 Ben Haupt PhD Viva DescriptionBen Haupt Passes PhD VivaDate:Thursday 14 March 2019 The Eleventh Birmingham Colloquium: report DescriptionThe Eleventh Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament took place in Birmingham this week, with 70 participants from all over the world.Date:Friday 8 March 2019 Final timetable for the Eleventh Birmingham Colloquium DescriptionThe final timetable is released for the Eleventh Birmingham Colloquium, taking place this week.Date:Monday 4 March 2019 New Publication on the Latin Text of the Pauline Epistles DescriptionThe Principal Pauline Epistles: A Collation of Old Latin Evidence has been published in Open Access by Brill. This open access book was produced by the ERC COMPAUL project.Date:Wednesday 6 February 2019 Doctoral Scholarship available at ITSEE DescriptionA doctoral scholarship is now being advertised at ITSEE on the CATENA project.Date:Wednesday 19 December 2018 Booking open: Eleventh Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament DescriptionBooking is now open for the eleventh Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament, to be held in March 2019.Date:Thursday 13 December 2018 Codex Zacynthius video online DescriptionCodex Zacynthius video available on You TubeDate:Tuesday 6 November 2018 CATENA project members participate in Editorial Conference in Greece DescriptionFive members of staff from the CATENA project took part in an international consultation in Greece last week on the text of the Pauline Epistles.Date:Tuesday 16 October 2018 Call for papers: Eleventh Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament DescriptionPaper proposals are invited for the eleventh Birmingham Colloquium on the Textual Criticism of the New Testament, to be held in March 2019.Date:Wednesday 26 September 2018 Collective enthusiasm and the cautious scholar: The case of the discovery of the "Birmingham Qur'ān" DescriptionDr Abla Fedeli, former PhD student and member of the Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing's Codex Zacynthius project, writes about her discovery of fragments of the Qur'an in the University of Birmingham's archives in 2015, and the resulting media coverage and reporting.Date:Wednesday 19 September 2018 Midlands universities partnership will train the next generation of arts and humanities researchers DescriptionEight leading universities in the Midlands are joining together to train the next generation of highly-skilled arts and humanities researchers, thanks to funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).Date:Wednesday 15 August 2018 Displaying 1 to 40 of 106 Previous 1 2 3 Next