Digital and Public Humanities Postdoctoral Research Position at the University of Kansas University of Kansas in United States

Duke University’s Department of History is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow in Care Studies and Scholarly Publishing for an in-person fellowship based in Durham, North Carolina. The position is designed for a recent PhD whose work engages some aspect of care studies and who wants to build experience in open-access scholarly publishing and scholarly communication. The fellow will split their time across three intertwined areas of work. A substantial part of the role supports RCGE’s scholarly digital...

The Instituto Complutense de Ciencias Musicales (ICCMU) is offering a predoctoral position integrated into Spanish Early Music Manuscripts III (SEMM III) , a project devoted to the preservation, cataloguing, and scholarly study of medieval Spanish liturgical music. The successful candidate will develop a doctoral dissertation within the project, contributing directly to the SEMM digital infrastructure and its connection with the international Cantus Index network. The research will focus on Iber...

The University of Chicago’s Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures invites applications for a two-year Postdoctoral Scholar position in Hittitology at the Chicago Hittite Dictionary (CHD). The Scholar will contribute to the research, curation, and publication of the CHD. Working closely with the dictionary’s editors, the postdoctoral researcher will conduct lexical research, prepare first drafts of lexical entries, and undertake additional editorial work. The position offers an opportunity ...

The University of Vienna is recruiting a postdoctoral scientific project assistant for the FWF-funded project “A Third Art History? All-Women Exhibitions as Art-Historiographical Interventions” , based at the Department of Art History in the Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies. The project is led by Ass.-Prof. Dr. Maria Bremer and investigates all-women exhibitions as sites of feminist knowledge production and art-historical intervention. The research challenges the traditional emphasis o...

The Department of Art History at the University of Vienna is recruiting a predoctoral scientific project assistant for the FWF project “A Third Art History? All-Women Exhibitions as Art-Historiographical Interventions.” Led by Ass.-Prof. Dr. Maria Bremer, the project examines all-women exhibitions as sites of feminist art-historical knowledge production. The research addresses how exhibitions organized during and around second-wave feminism challenged male-dominated frameworks in universities an...