PhD Scholarship in Italian Studies at the University of Sydney -

Sydney Italian Studies Research Seminar - Dr Caroline Paganussi (31 October 2024)

One-year position at the Australian National University -

Funded opportunity for PhD students to work in amazing Roman and Vatican libraries and archive -

Exciting opportunity for ECRs! CIRN Intesa Sanpaolo Visiting Fellowship -

@philippabarr_ on (un)healthy atmosphere: the unequal urban boundaries between the pure and the corrupted in early modern and modern Milan #acisItalianstudies2024

Melanie Stephens on men wearing rings in early modern Italy: gender constructs and their expression. #acis2024 #acisItalianstudies2024

@CarolinePags89 reveals the meanings and narratives of the Castello di Bentivoglio and its cycle of stories of bread (c. 1475-1486). #acis2024 #acisItalianstudies2024

@Romney_D_Smith on how a document from 11th-century Pisa can open a window into global histories of trade, exchange, and labour exploitation #acis2024 #acisItalianstudies2024

#acis2024 fascinating session on reception of China and Vietnam with Panita Silapavithayadilok ( and Lio Basilone (

#ACIS2024 Nick Carter addressing the 'difficult heritage' of Fascism - exciting day 3 at the ACIS Biennial conference!

#acis2024 - Chiara Beccalossi's keynote on how medico-sexual knowledge spread from Italy to Southern Europe and Latin America starting from Pende's biotypology's institute (1926)

@canarisdp

@YasminHaskell

grazie @FrancescoRicat3 for the wonderful programme and for the warm, generous, and committed introduction

listening and learning about the challenges of living multiple and interconnected identities that do not tick the boxes of mainstream Australia. Thank you Gracie Lolicato and Jesse Thorpe-Koumalatsos

The soul in the Chinese context: many terms, little dialogue between Jesuits and Buddhists in seventeenth-century China. Great paper by Daniele Canaris