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CELL secures a $0.5million Mellon grant, in collaboration with Johns Hopkins and Princeton, to explore 'The Archaeology of Reading'

Ramelli's Bookwheel

CELL, in partnership with the Johns Hopkins University’s Sheridan Libraries and the Princeton University Library, have been awarded a $488,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to implement The Archaeology of Reading in Early Modern Europe. This new digital humanities research initiative will explore historical reading practices through the lens of manuscript annotations preserved in early printed books.

A CELL call for papers: Failure in the Archives, 30 October 2014

The Centre for Editing Lives and Letters (CELL) is pleased to announce ‘Failure in the Archives’, a conference celebrating the frustrations of archival research, to be held on 30 October 2014 and featuring a keynote address by Natalie Zemon Davis. Further details can be found along with a full Call for Papers at the conference website. Please submit all questions, feedback, and proposals to FailureInTheArchives@gmail.com no later than 31 July 2014.

A new term, a new schedule for the Director's Seminar

With 2014 well underway and a new term beginning at UCL, CELL are happy to announce the schedule for the Director's Seminar for the second termLed by CELL's Director, Professor Lisa Jardine, the seminar is where CELL gets together to find out what's going on. Featuring a mixture of workshops, reading groups and papers, the Seminar programme promises to be a fascinating way to get involved with CELL.

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