Vincent Roy-Di Piazza

Call for Applications for Residential Fellowships 2027-28 and Short-term Research Stays 2026-27 at the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS) in Uppsala, Sweden. buff.ly/PocHO9x

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: The Nils Klim Prize is awarded annually to a scholar from/in the Nordic countries, under the age of 40, for outstanding contributions to research in the humanities, social sciences, law or theology. Nominate your candidate by 15 JUNE, 2026.

Really looking forward to this!

@RossMoncrieff @ISIHtweets Congrats Ross!! Looks terrific 🔥

Delighted to have been awarded the Charles Schmitt prize for my essay on ancient Chinese history and its conflict with biblical chronology in early modern England. Many thanks to @ISIHtweets !

Love teaching on JYU’s snowy campus

Back to teaching this week at JYU, with introductory sessions to the history of science and global intellectual history. We got the maximum amount of registrations for our new introductory course in Intellectual History — great to see so much enthusiasm for the discipline here!

❗CfA 📢 "Ricercatore Tenure Track" in Early Modern Histoy 🎓Università degli Studi di Milano ⏰Deadline: 9 February 2026, 12:00 🔗unimi.it/it/ateneo/lavo… #EarlyModernHistory

Looking forward to reading these posthumously published essays by the remarkable Istvan Hont

Super happy and excited to see this new open access monograph now out with OUP by my great colleague John Lidwell-Durnin at Exeter University 🌾👇 academic.oup.com/book/61892

[🆕📘NEW BOOK REVIEW] Vincent Roy-Di Piazza (University of Jyväskylä), “Review of Ere Nokkala and Jonas Gerlings eds., The process of Enlightenment: essays by and inspired by Hans Erich Bödeker,” IHR 35 (4): 861-863. doi.org/10.1080/174969….

New CUP volume on global history in Open Acces👇

And that’s a wrap for the In and Out of the canon conference in Helsinki! Final words from the organizers after a last panel this afternoon on publishing in intellectual history led by Martin Burke (New York)

Now attending the last keynote of the intellectual history conference by Richard Sertjeanson (Trinity College, Cambridge) on Universities and the State, with a case study based on unpublished sources from the 16th century Oxford scholar John Case

Had a great time yesterday presenting my paper; got some encouraging feedback. Now attending the 2nd keynote by Banu Turnaoğlu Açan (Istanbul/Cambridge) on rethinking the canon, global intellectual history & boundaries of political thought.

First keynote of the intellectual history conference in Helsinki, with Prof Alicia Montoya (Radboud University) on « the common reader »: libraries, canon making, and the book trade in the eighteenth century

Link to the conference programme here👇 helsinki.fi/en/researchgro…

Excited to attend the In and out of the canon of intellectual history conference for the next three days at the University of Helsinki @helsinkiuni. I’ll be giving a talk later today on my research on Sami soldiers in the Swedish imperial army. For now, off to the first keynote!

Delighted to have been elected a full fellow of the Royal Historical Society. The RHS carries vital work in supporting the historical profession, and I am honoured for the chance to contribute to its mission. Congrats to all the new fellows and members!👇 royalhistsoc.org/society-elects…

Fellowship of 12 months at the Koch Centre in Oxford, on the theme of Scarcity and Abundance! Deadline 17th of December. I wish I could apply 🥲 history.ox.ac.uk/event/koch-his…

Looking forward to this ! Closing 2025 with a bang