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Stór og gömul bygging úr hlöðnum, gráum steini. Fyrir framan er græn grasflöt og fyrir ofan þungskýjaður himinn.

Conference on the use and reuse of paper in the pre-industrial world

The conferene was held at the University of Cork on August 27-28.

NORDKURS Meeting in Reykjavík

The annual NORDKURS Meeting will be organised by The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies in Reykjavík during 18–21 September 2024.

Use and Reuse of Paper in the Pre-industrial World

A conference on the use and reuse of paper in the pre-industrial World will be held at the University College Cork in Ireland August 27.-28.

Edda is a new landmark building in Reykjavík and home to the diverse work of the Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies as well as the Faculty of Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies at the University of Iceland.

Reading lists for manuscript studies

Preparatory reading list — Basic level (Module 1) General and Old Norse manuscripts Carlquist, Jonas: ‘The history of Old Nordic manuscripts III: Old Swedish’, The Nordic languages: An international handbook of the histor

Þrjú sitja við borð og einn stendur á bak við þau. Í bakgrunni eru grænar hillur og skápar, hvort tveggja fullt af gömlum bókum.

New Geophysics Terminology Collection

The Geophysics Terminology Collection is now online at the Icelandic Term Bank. An accessible bilingual terminology collection for geophysics is an essential resource for students, instructors and professionals in the field.

New Look for the Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies

The institute has moved almost entirely into the newly built Edda. It seemed an opportune time for a general redesign of the visual aspects that have come to distinguish the institute.

Short Papers from EUROCALL 2023

This volume includes 55 selected short papers delivered at the EUROCALL 2023 Conference.

Application deadline for Nordkurs Course

University students from the Nordic countries can apply to attend a Nordkurs course in languages and culture that equal 10 ECTS credits at BA level. The courses are held every year at different universities in the Nordic countries between May and August. The duration of the course is 3-4 weeks.

Í forgrunni handrit með eina síðu upprétta og upplýsta. Í bakgrunni glittir í mann.

Watermark scanning

Paper from the seventeenth century that was used in Iceland is being investigated as part of a fundamental research project.