Feedback from Durham Scientific Study of Manuscripts and Inscriptions Summer School (DSSMISS) at Durham University, which took place from 2-6 September 2019 and was financed by ZKS Foundation

ZKS TQ Letter – Prof Stephen Taylor and

Delegate Feedback – DSSMISS

The students were all very content with their summer school experience! Read the delegate DSSMISS feedback.

The New ZKS/MINIARE Fellow Has Been Chosen Among 59 Candidates: Flavia Fiorillo, Our Congratulations!

ZKS-MINIARE Fellow 2020_announcement

Flavia Fiorillo

ZKS/FRAGMENTARIUM fellows latest news

Fragmentarium (on https://fragmentarium.ms)

Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments

Fragmentarium enables libraries, collectors, researchers and students to publish images of medieval manuscript fragments, allowing them to catalogue, describe, transcribe, assemble and re-use them.

Former ZKS.:FRAGMENTARIUM Fellowships

Wonderful afternoon with ZKS/EPFL Award recipient Dr. Alessandro Rotta Loria about his research work and evening at the Rolex Learning Centre with all 2019 Prizes’ Distribution

At the Rolex Learning Centre

Dr. Alessandro Rotta Loria and Jacqueline Schindler

Caroline Vandevyer and Jacqueline Schindler

Robert Cowie, Alessandro Rota Loria and Caroline Vandevyer

Prof. Dr. Lyesse Laloui, Thesis director

ZKS Foundation Board Meeting Yesterday in Geneva: Many candidacies and projects to reflect on and decide about …

ZKS president

Board member and fund Manager

Board members

Secretary and board members

Board members

Board members and president

Winner of the ZKS/EPFL Award 2019: Dr. Alessandro Rotta Loria, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at McCormick School of Engineering, Northwestern University

The New Durham Resident Research Library’s at the Ushaw College and ZKS former and present fellows at Ushaw College today

It’s been the third day of the four day

Residential Research Library Inaugural Conference: Libraries, Learning and Religious Identities

(which is online now: http://www.durham-rrl.org.uk). Dr. Elizabeth Biggs and Graziana Ciola have presented their papers on the first day, but today Jacqueline Schindler could meet them and discuss their experiences with the ZKS/Lendrum/Barker fellowships. Elizabeth had finished her ZKS/Lendrum/Barker fellowship, but continued on the new RRL fellowship last summer and Graziana will have another three months. Both enjoy their experiences and the former fellow Mathew is teaching now at British Columbia University.

Elizabeth Biggs (centre)

Geoff Watson and Grazian Ciola

Elizabeth Biggs (left)

Graziana Ciola

Graziana Ciola and Jacqueline Schindler

Elizabeth Biggs and Geoff Watson

Robert Cowie