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Reading for Gaps: Finding Pathways for Your Research
04.04.2024
Dear Sir/Madam, the Jagiellonian Library invites you to the fourth webinar prepared by Bentham Science – one of the most famous global publishers of peer-reviewed books and journals, operating in the field of science, medicine and technology.
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The fifth Open Seminar of the DiHeLib Flagship Project
02.04.2024
The seminar on the digital editing will be led by dr habil. Magdalena Komorowska from the Faculty of Polish Studies at Jagiellonian University and the Flagship Project Digital Humanities Lab.
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The exhibition "Always - Between – Outside: Books by Radosław Nowakowski"
02.04.2024
From April 5th to April 29th, 2024, the Jagiellonian Library in Krakow will present books by Radosław Nowakowski, a musician, drummer in the band Osjan, and creator of unconventional books.
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The conference “Archives of the Future. The Role of the Philologist in the Era of Digital Technology”
27.03.2024
The international interdisciplinary Conference is the fruit of the work of the flagship project team “European Heritage in the Jagiellonian Library: Digital Authoring of the Berlin Collections (DiHeLib)”, and leading international scholars in the humanities have been invited to present the results of their research connected with utilizing archive resources.
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“Beethoven and the Philosophers”
20.03.2024
On the occasion of tricentenary of the birth of the great philosopher from Königsberg, this year's exhibition of music manuscripts at the Jagiellonian Library, which accompanies the 28th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival, has been organized under the motto “Beethoven and the Philosophers”.
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