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X-WR-CALNAME:DIAS Wild Wednesday: CODICUM Synergy grant – how biochemistry
  and pre-modern book history found each other to break new barriers by La
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DESCRIPTION:Matthew Collins (biochemistry) and Lars Boje Mortensen (litera
 ry history) will speak about CODICUM\, an ERC Synergy project which spans
  the humanities and the sciences. Their talk will cover books and book pr
 oduction before the advent of paper and print (before c. 1400 / 1450).\nY
 ou will be able to see (and perhaps touch) a real medieval parchment book
  and several fragments of such books (courtesy of the SDU library)!\n[b]L
 ars[/b] will introduce pre-modern books and their significance for intell
 ectual and literary history – particularly within the Nordic context of C
 ODICUM. Next\, [b]Matthew[/b] will demonstrate some of the startling rese
 arch possibilities that thousand year old animal skins offer through DNA 
 analysis and protein profiles\, and the new facility at SDU.\n Together\,
  these approaches will unravel new patterns of book history\, intellectua
 l networks and surprising insights and applications of “biocodicology”.
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LOCATION:DIAS Auditorium\, Fioniavej 34\, 5230\, Odense M
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SUMMARY:DIAS Wild Wednesday: CODICUM Synergy grant – how biochemistry and 
 pre-modern book history found each other to break new barriers by Lars Bo
 je Mortensen & Matthew Collins
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