Vice Principal for Research @HumanitiesUCD. Mediaeval and Renaissance manuscripts of the Latin and Greek Classics, transmission of texts & ideas. Violinist.
So happy to have contributed a chapter to this lovely volume for #StephenHeyworth, who was probably the first person to show me how Latin poetry could be interesting and, just as importantly fun. Thank you, also @sapphicapuella and #TristanFranklinos, for making this happen!
Essays on Propertian and Ovidian Elegy: A Limping Lady for Stephen Heyworth was co-edited by @oxfordalumni, Tristan Franklinos and Jennifer Ingleheart. They and all contributors were taught or mentored by our Fellow and Tutor in Classics, Stephen Heyworth: https://t.co/85C1vn23sw
Essays on Propertian and Ovidian Elegy: A Limping Lady for Stephen Heyworth was co-edited by @oxfordalumni, Tristan Franklinos and Jennifer Ingleheart. They and all contributors were taught or mentored by our Fellow and Tutor in Classics, Stephen Heyworth: https://t.co/85C1vn23sw
It was a delight to celebrate last week with the honorand, contributors, and my co-editor the publication of an edited volume on elegy in honour of my PhD supervisor, Stephen Heyworth. https://t.co/6mSPtZUXBC
Delighted to announce two key leadership appointments in @ucddublin. Prof Kate Robson Brown will join us from @BristolUni as VP for Research, Innovation & Impact, and Triona McCormack, Director of @UCD_Research, will take up the new role of VP for Strategy & External Engagement.
Delighted to hold a copy of this volume on #LatinElegy, which @TEFranklinos & I, his former supervisees, put together (with other mentees) in an act of filial piety to celebrate @wadhamoxford’s Steve Heyworth. Now hoping I don’t find any typos!
Publication News! My first article in ZPE. It may be of interest to those working on the Hesiodic Catalogue, Callimachus, Philodemus, Ovid, and Pausanias. Bad news (and spoilers): Call. Fr. 307 SH is no more. DM for an offprint.
Congratulations to Dr Fiona Freeman @UCDEngArch and Dr Jennifer Keating @HumanitiesUCD on receiving @ERC_Research Starting Grants #ERCStG! 💫💫
Read about their groundbreaking projects ➡️https://t.co/xZzobyaI2y
Dr Jennifer Keating, Associate Professor at @UCDHistory, has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant (€1.5 million) for her project 'Towards a connected history of population, environmental change, capital and conflict in Russian Eurasia, 1860s-1920s (Land Limits)’. Congrats!
@ClassicsUCD Thank you to everyone who attended! It was such an enjoyable afternoon. Here’s to the next research afternoon! Big thank you to Tasneem for organising the refreshments!