Giada Brighi, a member of EST since March 2022, was thrilled to accept the EST Summer School scholarship for her participation in “Conceptualizing Histories of Translation: from your story to history”, a summer school organized by the Department of Translation Studies at the University of Graz, from 18-23 September 2023. She is currently in the …
Mary Nurminen (Tampere) for “Investigating the Influence of Context in the Use and Reception of Raw Machine Translation” and Raphael Sannholm (Stockholm) for “Translation, Teamwork and Technology. The Use of Social and Material Scaffolds in the Translation Process” are the proud recipients of the Young Scholar Prize 2022. The other finalists, from a total of …
The ad-hoc EST Travel Grant Committee decided to award grants of EUR 500 each to 22 early-stage scholars who will be presenting their research at the EST Congress in Oslo. Congratulations to all of the recipients! We are looking forward to seeing you in June.
Rosana Esquinas López, a member of EST since last year, was delighted to accept the EST summer school scholarship, which covers the expenses incurred during her participation in the Summer School on Cognitive Translation Studies, hosted by the MC2 Lab at the University of Bologna. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Translation Studies at …
The research team at the Department of English Philology and Translation Studies, St Petersburg University, Russia is the winner of the Book Purchase Grant 2020. St Petersburg University, which is the oldest university in Russia, offers a vast array of programs in translation studies including theoretical, applied translation studies and interpreting at undergraduate and graduate …
Nina Reviers wins the 2019 Young Scholar Prize For this edition of the Young Scholar Prize, the Committee received 28 applications from EST members in Europe as well as one from each of Australia, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, and Hong-Kong before the deadline in 2019. After a selection that resulted in a shortlist of six candidates, …
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