The Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University has entered into a new multiyear partnership with the Tsinghua University Art Museum at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. The partnership features cooperation in the areas of exhibitions, programs, and staff and student exchanges over several years.
An IU delegation visits Mexico City to formally open the IU Mexico Gateway office, make new connections and renew international ties.
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The Indiana University India Gateway has moved its operations to a new centrally located office in Defence Colony, New Delhi, to support IU faculty research and student-focused activities in India. With a prominent location on the south ring-road, the new office provides a highly visible and accessible presence for IU in India.
This symposium celebrates the historic move of the archive of modernist writer, Federico García Lorca, from the Fundación Federico García Lorca, now in the Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid, to the Centro Lorca in Granada, offering reflections on the nature of the archive and its present situation, its impact on the image and study of Lorca, and potential projects that might increase its visibility and potential to engage the public in the future.
This symposium celebrates the historic move of the archive of modernist writer, Federico García Lorca, from the Fundación Federico García Lorca, now in the Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid, to the Centro Lorca in Granada, offering reflections on the nature of the archive and its present situation, its impact on the image and study of Lorca, and potential projects that might increase its visibility and potential to engage the public in the future.
In the final Berlin-based event of this year’s joint speaker series between Freie Universität Berlin and Indiana University, Fritz Breithaupt from IU and Jan Slaby from FUB will explore the relevance of empathy in the digital age. The talks will be moderated by Millicent Churcher.
The conference brings together scholars from Indiana University and its German partner universities: University of Bayreuth, University of Freiburg, University of Hamburg and Freie Universität Berlin, discussing their latest research in the field of political economy.
Talk in conjunction with the exhibition The Eroticism of Things at Museum der Dinge in Berlin, a joint project of the Research Center for the Cultural History of Sexuality at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and IU’s Kinsey Institute.
This three-hour lecture/workshop introduces the basics of computational paper folding. In particular, we will focus on the Yoshimura pattern and learn how to transfer it from small scale paper model to large scale architecture.
The IU2U workshop is a one-day pre-arrival orientation for new international freshmen and their parents. Through IU2U, new students and parents can learn more about life at IU and how best to prepare.
Researchers from IUPUI, Tsinghua University, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and other institutions discuss the latest technologies in the area of automated and connected driving.
The Indiana University Archivo Mesoamericano project team hosts a meeting to expand partnerships with Mexican archival and cultural heritage organizations.
The 5th Global Conference will explore the many personal, interpersonal, intercultural, and international dimensions of pilgrimages.
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The conference will explore slavery in all its dimensions and, in particular, the ways in which individual humans and societies understand and attempt to respond to it.
*Timings tbc* Nyama McCarthy-Brown and Tanya Saxena present a collaborative dance performance and workshop for high school students at the American Center in New Delhi.
A set of online short-courses developed for public health workforce in India will be introduced to the New Delhi based partner organizations (including universities and NGOs). During the workshop and training sessions participants will pilot test the courses developed by the faculty and staff of the School of Public Health-Indiana University Bloomington titled “Public Health and You” (India Version). Participants and facilitators will provide comments and feedback regarding the cultural adaptability, future applications of these courses and possible target audience so that more skilled public health workforce can be developed in India.
Collaborators for the two-year research project funded by the President’s International Research Awards (PIRA) will meet and finalize the detail work plan for the project.
Indiana University Professor Arvind Verma hosts a panel discussion centered around his new book Combating Corruption in India *Date and time tbc*
Registration for the IU China Gateway Career Fair in Shanghai is now open.
Registration for the IU China Gateway Career Fair in Shenzhen is now open.
Registration for the IU China Gateway Career Fair in Beijing is now open.
This symposium centered on reform efforts in the Indian police brings together officers and researchers from India and the US to discuss and evaluate these practices
Religious authority has been among the most fiercely contested issues among Muslims. Despite its significant implications for Muslims and non-Muslims alike this subject has also been among the least studied in the West and has proven particularly baffling for outside observers and for policy makers. In this initiative, through local, national and international collaborative work, scholars analyze the causes, spectra and consequences of the plurality of authority in Islam in South Asia and create a novel, comprehensive, multi-lingual and global-reaching analytical framework to study this question.
