To promote and highlight excellence in research and scholarship,
The Syrian Studies Association awards annual prizes for the best scholarly writing on the region known as Bilad al-Sham until 1918 and Syria since then.
Please note: The SSA awards prizes for outstanding book and article /book chapter in odd years, and for outstanding dissertation in even years. The text below refers to the 2023 call for prize submissions.
The Association for the European Biennale of local history in partnership with the Istituto storico italiano per l’étà moderna e contemporanea welcomes applications for the 2023 Étienne Baluze Prize for European Local History. A prize of €2,000 will reward a first research work devoted to the history of food in Europe (production, distribution, consumption) between the 14th and 21st centuries.
Research Fellows are experienced researchers who play a central role in GovAI’s research agenda. They conduct independent, high-quality research with direct relevance to governance and policy and contribute to our vibrant intellectual community.
Das Europäische Romanik Zentrum verleiht zum 14. Mal seinen internationalen Nachwuchspreis für herausragende Dissertationen auf dem Gebiet der Romanik. Der Preis wird gefördert durch die Stiftung der Saalesparkasse (Halle).
Ziel der Vergabe ist die Nachwuchsförderung durch Auszeichnung von Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern, die auf dem Gebiet des hohen Mittelalters (Kunstgeschichte, Archäologie, Geschichte, Kirchen-, Liturgie- oder Rechtsgeschichte, Literaturwissenschaft, Theologie etc.) herausragende Forschungsleistungen erbracht haben.
The Paul Bunge Prize of the Hans R. Jenemann Foundation is now open for applications for the award next year. The prize is endowed with 7,500 euros and honors studies on the history of scientific instruments. It is awarded for individual works from the last five years or for lifetime achievements. Works can be submitted in German, English or French. Both self-applications and nominations are welcome.
The awarding of the prize is decided by the foundation's advisory board, which is supported by the GDCh and the German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry.