About the lectures
The Evening Lectures are open to all and take place in the lecture hall downstairs on weekdays at 18:00, and are followed by a reception at the terrace to enhance further discussions. The Evening Lectures feature invited speakers and experienced guest researchers who share their ongoing projects.
Program Autumn Term 2025
- Tuesday 23 September at 18:00: Hanna-Mari Kupari (Turku), “Latin Across Registers: A Computational Analysis of Situational Language Use Reflected in Grammar”
- Thursday 16 October at 18:00: Simon Malmberg (Bergen), “The Impossible City: How Many People Actually Lived in Ancient Rome?”
- Thursday 30 October at 18:00: Arthur Weststeijn (Utrecht), “Servio Tullio prende il treno. Antiquity and modernity around Stazione Termini”
- Wednesday 26 November at 18:00: Line Cecilie Engh (Oslo), “Wayfinding with Monks”
- Tuesday 2 December at 18:00: Gianna Pomata (Johns Hopkins), “Capriccio: An Italian Concept at the Crossroads of the Early Modern Arts and Sciences”