Two postdoctoral fellows used ancient “photocopying” to preserve history

The lines, handwriting and patterns of the stele are the breath left by history. Every engraving, every crack, seems to whisper a story from afar. However, the ‘rubbingist’ knows that these ‘breaths’ are fragile, and the erosion of time and wind and rain has made many inscriptions increasingly blurred and even annihilated in people’s memory …

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How digitalisation has impacted religious organisations in Singapore

A new pilot study of a series of studies conducted between ARI and the Centre for Asian Legal Studies, NUS Law explores the evolving relationship between religious communities and digital media in Singapore – examining and documenting digitalisation among local religious organisations.   NUS News, 16 October 2024

Professor Joanne Roberts appointed Chair of the Asia Research Institute management board

Professor Joanne Roberts has been appointed Chair of the Asia Research Institute’s management board, assuming her role in July 2024. She succeeds ARI’s long-serving former Chair, Professor Chong Chi Tat. Prof Roberts is the third President and Professor of Social Sciences (Economics) at Yale-NUS College. Prior to becoming president, she served as the College’s Executive …

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Southeast Asian Studies Collaboratory

In partnership with the Henry Luce Foundation Inc, a supporter of Asian Studies for over 80 years, ARI recently co-hosted a series of roundtables as part of a nascent Southeast Asian Studies Collaboratory. The event brought together regional-based scholars, research centres, current/former Luce grantees, practitioners, and Luce representatives with ARI researchers and other Southeast Asianists …

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