New Internships at MobiLab
New Internships at MobiLab
The first internship hosted by Mobilab–the Digital Laboratory for Mobility Research has started in January 2021. Miriam from Local Development and Trung from Mobility Studies, two of DiSSGeA’s international Master programmes will be trained by Dr. Chiara Rabbiosi on the use of Atlas.ti, one of the most famous software for computer-assisted qualitative data analysis. This way, interviews and photos collected by Dr. Rabbiosi as part of her Travelling ideas of Europe pilot research project will be coded in a digitally supported participatory way. More internships will start in the next future fostering the role of MobiLab as a hub where students can learn how to do mobility & humanities research in practice, in line with the aims and scope of DiSSGeA’s project of excellence.
Local literature studies and historical Gis projects at Sysu
Register in advance for this meeting athttps://unipd.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUlceirrzspE9cFNTKFUJECbLCGsZTcUB97
Piazza, streets and lodging houses as communication spaces in early modern Italy
The seminar will be delivered onlineMeeting ID: 987 6861 9108
Passcode: 718870
VenetoNight 2020 virtual edition – Researchers’ Night
VenetoNight 2020 virtual edition – Researchers’ Night
On Friday, 27 November 2020 the MoHu Centre’s researchers took part in Venetonight virtual edition, an annual social impact event involving academic institutions of the Veneto region (University of Padua, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, University of Verona) in connection with the European Researchers’ Night.
The European Researchers’ Night is a Europe-wide public event that brings researchers closer to the public. The Night provides researchers the opportunity to showcase the diversity of science and its impact on citizens’ daily lives, and to stimulate interest in research careers – especially among young people. The events highlight how researchers contribute to our society by displaying their work in an interactive and engaging forum.
Our brilliant postdocs (Teresa Bernardi, Silvia Bruzzi, Laura Lo Presti, Benoît Maréchaux, Andrea Martini, Ottavia Mazzon, Dennj Solera and Giulia Zornetta) gave some fantastic interviews to the journalist Guido Romeo, displaying many variations of mobility research to the public.
