Events

Lecture 4 from the “Gender and Sexuality Studies” Course Gender inequalities is among the leading questions in sociology. Although absent from early sociological texts, the topic of inequalities between men and women became extremely relevant in the 20th century as…

Abstract: Although there are many research funding programs and collaborations, very often information about them can be confusing due to the multitude of measures they include, and sometimes presented in technical language that causes problems for researchers who do not…

PART II of the “Legal and ethical issues of EU Programmes” short course Abstract: Requirements to comply with ethical rules have been an important aspect for approval and present as a provision for EC-funded projects since the establishment of the…

Abstract: The sciences of the mind –philosophy, psychology, linguistics, and computer science– have traditionally considered cognitive, sensorimotor, and affective processes as separate domains. However, now we are facing a much more complex scenario. An evergrowing body of evidence suggests that…

Lecture 3 from the “Gender and Sexuality Studies” Course What are femininity and masculinity? Are there universal criteria for masculinity and femininity? Do notions of masculinity and femininity vary across cultures and historical periods? Masculinity and femininity are some of…

PART I of the “Legal and ethical issues of EU Programmes” short course Abstract: The seminar refers to the structure and the main contents of the model grant agreement regulating the relationships between the European Commission or other EU Granting…