CFP: Habsburg International–Austrian consuls and consulates in the United States and around the world
Proposals are being accepted until January 15, 2026 for an innovative, international conference dedicated to the history of the Habsburg […]
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,