Society for Italian Studies

Research


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Research Portfolio

The holder of the research portfolio brings to the meetings of the Executive of the SIS any specific issues related to research activity in the subject area and makes suggestions about how the SIS might support or nurture research. S/he also takes on an advisory role in the organization of the Interim Conference and in the academic planning of the Biennial Conference.

The current holder of the Research Portfolio is Dr Abigail Brundin (Cambridge): asb17@cam.ac.uk.


Research Activities


Research Collaboration Fund

This fund is designed to promote and support collaboration between researchers in Italian Studies in different institutions, predominantly within the UK and ROI, and to support collaboration between Italianists and researchers from other disciplines, and where appropriate, with international researchers. Applicants are invited to bid of an award of up to £500 to cover travel and other reasonable expenses incurred in holding initial meetings amongst the researchers involved. Applications should be sent to Dr Charles Burdett c.f.burdett@bristol.ac.uk by one of two deadlines each year: 15 December and 15 June. See this page for further details.


Postgraduate Funding Opportunities

A list of postgraduate funding opportunities in various British and Irish universities can be downloaded in PDF format. The list is incomplete, but will be updated and extended on an annual basis.


Related Institutions and Associations


HEFCE and the Research Excellence Framework


HEA – An tÚdaráis um Ard-Oideachas


Research Councils and Funding Bodies


Research Networks


Recently Published Documents on Research in the Humanities and in Modern Languages

Members of the SIS will be interested in the following documents concerning research that have recently been published::


Florence hotel with special rates for SIS members

The SIS has been offered special rates by the Hotel Albion in Florence. Nobody on the SIS Executive Committee has been to the hotel so we can offer no guarantees or endorsement, but it has been regularly used over the years by one of our recently retired colleagues (Dr Roberto Bruni, formerly of Exeter University): information is included on the Research page only insofar as it may be useful to members planning a research trip to Florence. See this page for the special rates for SIS members.




































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