A group of PhD candidates and postdoctoral/early career researchers associated with the Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation @TCLCTdublin. 🎓
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11 Sep 2025
The Centre's Newsletter, showcasing the range of activities we got up to during the 2024-2025 academic year, has just been released.
Take a look at what we've done, and take a peek at what we have planned for the next year, here:
tcd.ie/literary-translation/…
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We are delighted to announce this prestigious fellowship, generously supported by @FranceinIreland Applications are welcome from translators who are translating a piece of Irish or British literature into French. Closing date: 12 December 2025. tcd.ie/literary-translation/…
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1 Nov 2025
My PhD commencement was everything I hoped for. While the weather was gloomy, my heart was full of joy and gratitude.
Dochtúir oifigiúil anois! Officially a doctor! 🎓 #PhDLife #doutorado #TranslationStudies #AcademicChatter #PhDone @TCLCTPhDs @TCLCTdublin
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3 Oct 2025
What can translators reveal about culture beyond borders? Prof. Jeffrey Angles shows how translators’ lives and translations themselves reshape literary history and cross-cultural exchange. Programme: docs.google.com/document/d/1… Registration: buytickets.at/tclct/1483828 @jeffreyangles
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New book: Translation and Interpreting as Social Interaction: Affect, Behavior and Cognition
Edited by: Claire Y. Shih, Caiwen Wang
buff.ly/CXCfe30
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📢 New Special Issue
Translation in Society (Vol. 4:1, 2025) presents:
“In Search of Round Trips: Travelling Concepts in Translation Studies and Beyond”
đź”— Read here: buff.ly/gisFB8o
đź“– Two papers in this issue are available in open access.
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1 Oct 2025
🎨 How do artists “translate” Okinawa’s postwar experience? Dr. Eriko Tomizawa-Kay explores memory, gender, & identity in Okinawan art at Human Translators in Focus(22–24 Oct).
📄Programme docs.google.com/document/d/1… 🎟️ Registration buytickets.at/tclct/1483828 @SISJAC_UK @CJS_Uea
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22 Sep 2025
The Language of Memes by Barbara Dancygier and Lieven Vandelanotte
The first book-length analysis of memes from a linguistic perspective, proposing a new approach to the study of multimodal genres.
đź“š cup.org/4n3Om5r
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12 Sep 2025
Thrilled to welcome our new cohort of MPhil students! Wishing you all an inspiring and rewarding academic journey ahead! 👏🏼
@TCLCTdublin
@tcddublin
@JamesLHadley
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5 Aug 2025
🎉 New OA article published!
Our paper with Stephen Doherty is now online in @ITT_journal The Interpreter and Translator Trainer!
Thanks to editors, Feng Cui, @defeng12, Chiyuan Zhuang, and @jaltranslation and reviewers.
🔗 doi.org/10.1080/1750399X.202…
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If you're in London and looking for a way to celebrate #womenintranslation this August #WITmonth, @sinoistbooks are running two events to celebrate the launch of 'My Sisters Red Shirt' by Tie Ning, translated by Annelise Finnegan. Free tickets available: sinoistbooks.com/our-events/
ALT A poster advertising two events to celebrate the publication of 'My Sisters Red Shirt' in August 2025. The poster includes details of the events on a pink background with an image of a woman with the title of the text promoted on the female figure's shirt. The details of the events given in the poster are: - 13th August 5.30pm at Battersea Bookshop: Annelise Finnegan with Paul French - 19th August 6.30pm at Veranda Books: Annelise Finnegan and Nicky Harman with Georgia de Chamberet Free tickets at sinoistbooks.com/ourevents/ The post includes a QR code to access Sinoist Books webpage to book free tickets.
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Martha Cheung Award 2025 is now open for submission. Deadline: 31 October 2025 ctn.hkbu.edu.hk/activities/t…
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PhDs@TCLCT retweeted
30 Jul 2025
Great to see transfiction represented in the longlist for the 2025 Booker Prize. 'Misinterpretation', by Ledia Xhoga, features an Albanian interpreter in what sounds like a gripping story. Looking forward to reading it!
thebookerprizes.com/the-book…
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5 Jul 2025
WILDNESS.
Open for submissions! đź“ť
poetry · fiction · non-fiction
→ readwildness.com/submit
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2 Jul 2025
I’d like to express my heartfelt thanks to the brilliant speakers on our panel, “Changing Face of Literary Translator Studies: A Dialogue between Academia and Profession,” at the 11th @estrans Congress. Your insights truly sparked rich discussions and new ideas🎓
@AndBerga
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1 Jul 2025
Honoured to have presented my new research and convened a panel on Literary Translator Studies and the Profession at #est2025 @UniversityLeeds with @MotokoAkashi.
Huge thanks to @estrans and @TCDTrust for all their support, and to everyone who contributed to the conversation!
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PhDs@TCLCT retweeted
28 Jun 2025
New Cambridge Element Generative Artificial Intelligence and Language Teaching by Benjamin Luke Moorhouse and Kevin M. Wong is now free to read for 2 weeks!
cup.org/4ldHHEM
#cambridgeelements #languageandlinguistics
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25 Jun 2025
New research by Dr. Abeba Birhane at the AI Accountability Lab (#AIAL) in ADAPT at @tcddublinscss shows how computer vision research has fuelled pervasive surveillance over decades.
The study, conducted by Dr Abeba Birhane & collaborators from Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, University of Washington and Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2), has just been published in leading international journal @Nature.
Learn more: adaptcentre.ie/news-and-even…
Dr Birhane has also recently been awarded around €200,000 from the @EuropeanAIFund to support research at the AIAL: adaptcentre.ie/news-and-even…
#AIAccountability #Surveillance #ComputerVision #EthicalAI
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20 Jun 2025
Delighted to share that the Trinity Campanile Restoration Project has won a Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland 2025 Conservation Award.
Congratulations to our Estates & Facilities project team and partners Howley Hayes Cooney Architecture who worked on this project.
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