Maeve Olohan

This Thursday, Prof Matthew Reynolds will speak @ctismanchester about the recently-published volume Prismatic Jane Eyre: Close-Reading a World Novel Across Languages, tracing the project’s theoretical underpinnings and describing some of the challenges faced in the process.

And that's a wrap! #ipciti2023 is over after two jam-packed days of exciting presentations. We're exhausted but still smiling. The IPCITI mantle (in the form of our precious timekeeping cards) has been handed over to @ctismanchester so roll on #ipciti2024

In partnership with @UniOslo and @CentreShe, we are pleased to host Translation & Medical Humanities @StAnnesCollege on 5–6 September—an international conference exploring the interzone between translation studies and medical humanities.

📣 Applications for a 5-month paid #BlueBookTraineeship starting in March 2024 are now open! If you are looking to start your career in the international field, this is your opportunity. Apply now → traineeships.ec.europa.eu

🎉 We are happy to announce our third workshop speaker for #WICAL2023 will be Dr Anastasia Stavridou, a recent PhD graduate of the Department of Applied Linguistics at @uniofwarwick and now a lecturer in the CTIS at @OfficialUoM

First time participating @ctismanchester Seminar in person. Great talk from Lucile and I can so relate to the talk in a million ways.