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The British Library opens its new placement scheme to CHASE researchers

Posted on: 01.19.16 | by CHASE DTP

The British Library are excited to be able to make 17 placement opportunities available at the Library under the current Call, based in areas such as Research Engagement, Corporate Affairs and Digital Scholarship, as well as across the Library’s specialist curatorial teams.

CHASE Network – Periodical Literature – Call for papers

Posted on: 12.18.15 | by CHASE DTP

Periodicals take many forms, including essays, newspapers, magazines, and serialized novels. This conference aims to bring together scholars studying periodical literature from its beginnings to the present. Proposals on periodicals written in languages other than English are welcome and encouraged. Both faculty and postgraduate students in the CHASE consortium are warmly encouraged to send proposals.

CHASE funded students receive AHRC International Placement Scheme award

Posted on: 10.16.15 | by CHASE DTP

Three CHASE-funded students are among the twenty-seven postgraduate students and early career researchers[VL1]  across the UK who have been offered the opportunity to enhance their research with an international fellowship at the Library of Congress, Washington DC and the Harry Ransom Center, Austin, Texas.

 

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