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Introduction For decades, mathematical models describing the spread of infectious diseases have primarily been conceptual models, whose realism could be limited by the lack of data necessary to characterize the underlying processes. This symposium will …

Introduction The course over the past two years has focused on sacrificial rituals, both in their poetic interpretation (2025) and their contemporary manifestations within city-states, with particular attention to oath-taking sacrifices (2026). Building …

Introduction This year’s course by Jean-Luc Fournet is devoted to one of the figures of Late Antiquity in Egypt, the philosopher and grammarian Horapollo ( 5 th century), under whose name a treatise on hieroglyphs has come down to us. Why would a Greek …

Introduction This year, Diane Bodart is inaugurating the Chair in the History of the Arts in Early Modern Europe with a course on reflection in European painting, from van Eyck to Caravaggio. Through an analysis of this fascinating detail—which creates a …