International Association for Neo-Latin Studies
The Executive Committee of the International Association for Neo-Latin Studies and its President are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Craig Kallendorf.
We remember with gratitude the outstanding work done by our former President for the Association and his human and professional qualities.
We extend our sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Online, 10/02/2023 and 24/02/2023
The Committee for Digital Resources will launch a new series of events digital@IANLS as a way to advance the use of digital technology among the members of the Neo-Latin research community by introducing digitalisation projects, demonstrating the use of digital tools and promoting best practice in employment of information technology for Neo-Latin research.
The events will be held online, their frequency will depend on the availability of speakers and topics, and the format will not be strictly defined (e. g., workshops, lectures, roundtable discussions and presentations are all possible). All members of the IANLS are encouraged not only to attend as speakers, but also to get in contact with the Committee in order to present their own digital projects or to suggest a speaker or a topic.
Please find the information and call for the first workshops HERE.
For more information on the event do not hesitate to get in touch with Alexander Winkler (alexander_winkler@posteo.de).
Dear members of the IANLS,
During the business meeting at the congress in Leuven this August, I had the great honour of being elected as the new webmaster of IANLS, succeeding Johann Ramminger who had held this position for many years.
In the last few weeks I have tried to redesign the homepage of IANLS and give it a more modern design.
As part of this redesign, the newsletter has also been changed to a new system. To continue receiving all the news and updates from the world of IANLS, I kindly ask you to subscribe to the new newsletter HERE.
Sincerely,
Stefan Zathammer
Webmaster
Dear participants of the IANLS congress,
A few weeks ago, we had a wonderful IANLS congress in Leuven, and the local organisers did a great job for all of us. Now, it is time to think about the publication of the proceedings. For general information about the Acta Conventus Neo-Latini, see: Publication of the Acta.
If you want to publish your paper in the Acta Conventus Neo-Latini, please, have a look at the style sheet and send your article (max. 28,000 characters, including spaces and footnotes) by 30 November 2022 to: florian.schaffenrath@neolatin.lbg.ac.at.
Remember that only participants who presented their paper personally at the congress, are allowed to publish it in the Acta.
After a formal check of your submission, we will send it to at least two peer reviewers, and we will let you know about their comments and reviews as soon as we get them. In the end, we will only be able to publish a selection of c. 50–60 papers.
If you have any further questions, please, write to Florian Schaffenrath. I am looking forward to receiving your submission, and together with Dirk Sacré, I will do my best to publish the volume in due time.
All the best,
Florian Schaffenrath
General Editor of the Acta Conventus Neo-Latini