● Directorate for Citizens' Language, European Parliament @translation_eu ● Honorary Professor, Translation Studies @ctismanchester, University of Manchester.
Please join us for the CTIS seminar with Prof. Matthew Reynolds this Thursday at 1-2.30pm. You can still register for the online participation here: https://t.co/3MZcmRvhax
Looking forward to hosting the #IPCITI2024 next year! The conference planning and organisation is in the very good hands of our fantastic PhD students and ECRs (including @TerribileSilvia @shiyaooooo @Ye_Tian_1223). See you all in Manchester in November 2024!
We kick off our CTIS Research Seminar Series in 2023/2024 with a really engaging and well-attended talk by @jaltranslation from @cardiffmlang on "Ethics and Sustainability for Today's Translation Professional", followed by a reception in the North Foyer of the Sam Alex building.
CfP: "History-Translation-Politics". 2nd History and Translation Network Conference, 11-14 September 2024 in Graz, Austria. Find out more: https://t.co/i2Y1Py0Id0
#translationstudies#translationswissenschaft#itat#graz
Our first speaker is @jaltranslation from @CUTranslation who will give a paper on: "Ethics and Sustainability for Today's Translation Professional" on 19 October, at 1-2.30pm.
See more details here (including the registration link under More information): https://t.co/IxY4nxvgzN
Happy to announce the programme of research seminars offered by CTIS in Semester I of the 2023-24 academic year. The seminars are all offered in a hybrid format, which means you can join us on campus in the Samuel Alexander Building, Room A101 or online by registering in advance.
Next Monday I'll join Alex Braslavsky to discuss her translations of Zuzanna Ginczanka, a "Polish-Ukrainian-Jewish poet" (as the cover has it) who was murdered during WW2. This hybrid poetry is just like the centaurs from the book's title: dazzling, unruly and fierce. Come along!
In 1 month, join us w/ @DigitalUoM as leading academics in #robotics & #AI, Julia Dobson, Angelo Cangelosi, @erica_baffelli & @scadhu discuss the impact of technology on the creative industries 📳💻
Register: https://t.co/n9hkTVqh8Z
📅 24 MAY 🎫 FREE
So what has Japan Past & Present been working on while our website is under development? 👀 Here are a couple of the great things already underway--first, the Japan in Translation Database! This project aims to be a centralized tool for locating primary sources in translation.
Last week our MA students went on a fieldtrip to @McrMuseum to learn more about the Multilingual Museum project. We discussed the role of translation and inclusion of other languages in the museum space.
Special thank you to @ZandraAlberda & Bryony Rigby for your fantastic talks!
We’ve been in the studio!🎙️
Recording audio files for how to pronounce terms in different languages - to be published in #wipoPearl also to make the content more #accessible
Here’s our terminology fellow Siqi🇨🇳 recording Chinese⤵️
A pleasure to welcome members of @ecb Language Services to @UoMSALC today. A great opportunity for @ctismanchester students to learn about exciting career opportunities in translation and editing!
📢 Calling all #postgraduate students: are you interested in Developing a Business Idea for the Creative Industries?
Join a 1-day interactive workshop hosted by @EntrepMCR (lunch/refreshments provided)
📅 22 MAR 🕐 9:30-4pm📍 @AllianceMBS
Register; https://t.co/hEiXuSsH7d
Just 10 days to the submission deadline (15/03/23) for #methodsfair Send us short abstracts of your work for poster or 5 mins lightning talks. Open to all, in-person event. See our call for details 👇👇👇
https://t.co/OZ6ghy2ZUA
Can you present a compelling spoken presentation on your research topic & its significance in just 3 minutes?
Three Minute Thesis Competition 2023 open to @OfficialUoM PhDs. Info/training session 9 Mar; Register to enter competition by 31 Mar.
More at:
https://t.co/1BsYBBGoG2