The ICREA-UAB researcher Alexander Fidora unravels the complex relationship between philosophy and theology in the Middle Ages, revealing how the inaugural lectures of theology professors shaped...
On 9 October 1963, two thousand people were swallowed up by a colossal wave of water and mud unleashed by a gigantic landslide that sank the dam in the Vajont basin, Italy. A tragedy that the UNESCO would...
Over the course of three years, the team coordinated by the UAB has co-created open-use digital cultural content that is now available for consultation and adaptation to the project's Memory Centre Platform.
A new online exhibition of ceramics has been curated by the “Aftermath of the East Asian War of 1592-1598” project at the UAB’s Department of Translation, Interpreting, and East Asian Studies.”...
Researchers at the UAB conclude that the 13th century antipendium on exhibit at the The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore was created by the Sant Martí Church in Lleida by an artist named Ramon. They also
Rebekah Clements, an ICREA researcher in the Department of Translation and Interpretation and East Asian Studies, has coordinated the launch of the first large database on the Imjin War, the largest war of the 16th century. The archive...
A PhD thesis presented by Víctor Lillo Castañ has determined the author, Vasco de Quiroga, and the date, ca 1530, of the first full translation into a vernacular language of
Were women working in the 18th century Spain, before censuses of the population existed? Thanks to this research, it has been discovered that a large percentage of women worked in manufacturing (especially in...
Did the children of farmers and artisans inherit the occupation or social status from their parents in the Barcelona area along the early...
Interview with Deborah Coen, historian of science at Yale University and author of Climate in Motion: Science, Empire, and the Problem of Scale (Chicago, 2018).
