New blog launched to showcase recent CEHS-funded research
CEHS is delighted to announce the launching of a new blog that will highlight the projects of recent recipients of […]
Kostas Zivas (Yale University)
The CEHS grant enabled me to pursue research that turned out to be pivotal for my dissertation. I am deeply
Anastasiya Novatorskaya (Northwestern University)
From August 16 to September 16, I conducted a month-long research trip in Vienna, working primarily at the Wiener Rathausarchiv, where I consulted historical newspaper collections to investigate the political, artistic, and emotional labor of Marianne
Jaehyeong Yu (Vanderbilt University)
Supported by a CEHS travel and research grant, I conducted archival research in Germany in July 2025 for my dissertation,
John Thomas Conrad (Washington University in St. Louis)
For my project, “‘Out of Love’: Public Health for Plague Victims in Early Modern Central Europe,” I traveled to Munich,
Miguel C. Fernandes (University of Chicago)
With the generous support of the Central European History Society, I traveled to Germany this summer (2025) to conduct pre-dissertation