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First edition of the Young Researchers colloquium organized by the Institut caennais de recherche juridique, organized by Manon Decaux, PhD in public law, Camille Jussiaux, PhD in private law and criminal sciences, and Morgan Pénitot, PhD student in public law at the University of Caen Normandie.
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Following on from the mock trial conducted by students at the Clinique juridique de Normandie on March 14, 2025, this symposium proposes to cross the views of researchers from different specialties concerning the legal and ethical framework for the development of increasingly sophisticated robots and artificial intelligence systems, including autonomous weapons.
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Created in 2022, the Alma Prize for Young Researchers aims to reward innovative work by students of medieval history, literature, philosophy or philology. To enter the competition, you must hold at least an M1 or Master's degree, be under thirty and not hold a doctorate. You must also be a member of Alma-Recherche.
The winner of the Alma Young Researcher's Prize will have his or her work published, and will receive a prize of: five hundred euros.
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History and heritage have always been areas of ideological and political confrontation. In Syria, under the Assad dynasty, the Baathist regime used history and archaeology to establish its legitimacy, shaping a national identity in the service of political control. The recounting of the past, notably through school textbooks and heritage policies, helped to erase the diversity of belonging and identification.
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How can we think about modernity in the age of globalization? Organized with the University of Strabsburg and the University of Vienna, this colloquium explores the role of Christianity in the dialogue between civilizations and the configurations of modernity from the perspectives of philosophy, theology and political science.
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Liberas, UGent, the Laboratoire des pratiques et des identités journalistiques (ReSIC-ULB) and CAMille (ULB/KBR) are organizing between 5 and 7 June a three-day international colloquium on the life stories and careers of "forgotten journalists". The history of journalism has often focused on a limited number of famous individuals. Behind these big names are many journalists whose names and work have not made it into the canon. But to capture the full diversity of the journalistic field, these careers and lives need to be recovered.
