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Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia and Durham Law School (United Kingdom) sign an Agreement on Internship Arrangements
The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) and Durham Law School at Durham University (United Kingdom) have entered into an Agreement on internship arrangements aimed at promoting Cambodia’s transitional justice mechanisms and experiences to students and alumni of Durham Law School.
Research collaboration at the forefront of new partnership
We have agreed a new partnership with ultrasonic instrumentation manufacturer Coltraco Ultrasonics to develop collaborative research activity and to create research impact.
History Now! event
Dr Markian Prokopovych (Associate Professor in Modern European Cultural History) gave a talk on 'Understanding Ukraine: Entanglements and Conflict in the History of East European "Bloodlands"'
Professor A.S.M. Maksud Kamal, Pro-Vice Chancellor Education, Dhaka University, visits the IHRR
Professor A.S.M. Maksud Kamal, Pro-Vice Chancellor Education, Dhaka University, visited the Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience (IHRR) at Durham University on 8-9 March 2023.
Inside Health: What’s stopping us from exercising in older age?
Professor Cassie Phoenix features on BBC Radio 4’s Inside Health with James Gallagher.
IAS Epiphany Term Card of Events
The IAS has a busy term ahead and details of seminars, public lectures, workshops from both our Fellows and projects (major projects and research development projects) are listed in our Term Card.
Welcome to our new Chief Operating Officer
We are pleased to announce Stewart Ross as our new Chief Operating Officer.
County Durham shortlisted for UK City of Culture 2025
We’re celebrating the announcement that County Durham has been shortlisted for UK City of Culture 2025.
Lumiere lights up our ground-breaking research
This week sees the return of Lumiere, the dazzling light art event hosted in Durham bi-annually.
This year’s event includes three installations drawing on some of our ground-breaking research.
Grant success - 'Integrating Disaster Preparedness into the Transportation Engineering Curriculum for Indian Himalayas'
[09/24] Dr Ellen Robson and Professor David Toll have been awarded the British Council’s £30,000 Industry Academia Collaborative Grant for a project to improve the resilience of roads in the Himalayan region of India by integrating disaster preparedness into transportation engineering education.
Henry VIII’s favourite fool – a new book draws a portrait of the man the Tudor court loved to laugh at
Professor Alec Ryrie from our Department of Theology and Religion explores a new book written by Swedish historian Peter Andersson on the life of court fool Will Somers during the reign of Henry VIII.
Durham Historians in Past and Present
Two articles by Durham historians have just been published in Past and Present.