It’s a topic that has been close to my heart since my PhD. Honoured to have the opportunity to discuss it with colleagues and students at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shen Zhen. Looking forward!
It is with heavy hearts that we announce Sir Ken Robinson died peacefully yesterday, 21st August 2020, surrounded by family after a short battle with cancer.
We will be following up with a further update as we begin to follow Sir Ken’s wishes and honour his legacy.
Inspired by Anastasia's experience? Find out more about the MA in Translation Studies at @DCU@DcuSalis here: https://t.co/iwSX2Ev6VJ Or check out the MA in Translation Technology if you're interested in advanced technical training: https://t.co/itvDZi842h
We in @DcuSalis have been pondering and discussing future proofing of language and translation graduate skills this year. Our first blog on this topic is available here, plenty more discussion to be had...
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Call for applications for conference grant:
ESIST members with accepted proposals for Languages and the Media 2020 #LAM20 may now apply for a grant.
Deadline: Jan. 3 2020.
More details: https://t.co/KA1gPJRDd4
The most amusing difference between Irish and Scottish Gaelic is definitely in the words for December: Mí na Nollag (Month of Christmas) in Ireland, and An Dubhlachd (the Blackness) in Scotland.
Today we presented at #pkpbcn19 a preliminary study entitled "Is publishing in high impact OA journals in Translation Studies a chimera?" If you want to have a look, it is open access at: https://t.co/rV2e9jMyBJ #openaccess#OpenScience#translation