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Authored by Bruno Cardoso,

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto (FLUP) invites applications for one Research Fellowship (BI) within the project "iChem4M – Innovation in Chemistry for Critical Raw Materials" (Ref. NORTE2030-FEDER-02706400).

The fellowship is open to master's students, integrated master's students, or bachelor's and master's degree holders enrolled in non-degree-awarding courses (CNCG), with a bachelor's degree in the Social Sciences and Humanities or a related field.

Authored by Bruno Cardoso,

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto (FLUP) invites applications for one Research Fellowship (BI) within the project “Deep-sea Minding: Bringing Up Socio-Scientific Issues to Sciences Teaching Through Multilinear Learning Approaches (DSeaM)” (Ref. 2023.18409.ICDT).

The fellowship is open to doctoral students, graduates, or master’s degree holders enrolled in non-degree awarding courses (CNCG), with a bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences and Humanities or related fields. 

Authored by Bruno Cardoso,

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto (FLUP) invites applications for one Research Initiation Fellowship (BII) within the project “Deep-sea Minding: Bringing Up Socio-Scientific Issues to Science Teaching Through Multilinear Learning Approaches (DSeaM)” (Ref. 2023.18409.ICDT).

The fellowship is open to candidates enrolled in a bachelor’s, integrated master’s, or master’s degree, or holding a bachelor’s degree and enrolled in a non-degree programme, in Digital Media, Multimedia, Computer Science, Information Science, Data Science, or related fields.

Authored by Bruno Cardoso,

TRAMA Interdisciplinar Journal, the biannual scientific journal of the Graduate Program in Education, Art, and Cultural History at Mackenzie Presbyterian University, invites submissions for its upcoming special issue. This special issue aims to foster debate on the ongoing transformations in the humanities, highlighting the role of digital technologies in reshaping languages and forms of knowledge, as well as in expanding the possibilities for research, creation, and the circulation of knowledge in contemporary culture. 

Authored by Bruno Cardoso,

InterCult – Associação Internacional dos Pesquisadores das Culturas, the Universidade Federal da Bahia (UFBA), and the Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia (UFRB) invite researchers, artists, cultural managers, students, and representatives of civil society to submit proposals for the XII Congresso Internacional sobre Culturas, to be held November 16–20, 2026, in Salvador and Cachoeira (Bahia, Brazil).

Authored by Matilde Cameira,
On June 18th and 19th, the JRAAS team participated in the 46th APEAA Conference at NOVA FCSH in Lisbon.
Authored by Matilde Cameira,
On June 16th and June 25th, we had the second and final instalments of our last cinema cycle as JRAAS, "Green on the Screen" (in partnership with Associação Luso-Britânica do Porto) with the films "In the Name of the Father" (1993; dir. Jim Sheridan) and "Kneecap" (2024; dir. Rich Peppiatt), respectively.
Authored by Ana Carolina Leão,
On June 2nd, we kicked off our new cinema cycle “Green on the Screen” (in partnership with Associação Luso-Britânica do Porto) with the film The Wind That Shakes the Barley (2006), directed by Ken Loach.
Authored by Matilde Cameira,

We believe that cinema cycles are useful not just to spend an entertaining couple of hours watching moving images on a screen, but also to aid our studies as young researchers. Not only do cinema cycles help reflect our interests, but they also allow for interesting and diverse discussions about what is being depicted on the screen. For that reason, the JRAAS group organised two cinema cycles dedicated to spreading the word about the following themes:

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