The Cyprus Institute: Invisible Networks? Isotopic Perspectives on Exchange in the Ancient Southwest Asia | 21 April 2026
2026-04-21 14:00 - 15:00 UTC
We are pleased to invite you to the first lecture in the One Archaeological Science Seminar Series. Interdisciplinary Studies in Archaeological Science: Use of Isotopes.
Invisible Networks? Isotopic Perspectives on Exchange in Ancient Southwest Asia
by Dr Kristina A. Franke (Ruhr-University Bochum)
21 April 2026 | 14:00–15:00
Hybrid event – join in person or online
More information available here: Seminar: Invisible Networks? Isotopic Perspectives on Exchange in the Ancient Southwest Asia – The Cyprus Institute
OneArchSci is funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 101186503.

The Cyprus Institute: Stable Isotope Fingerprinting - Tracing Mobility, Diet, and Human–Material Interactions in the Ancient World
2026-04-22 14:00 - 15:00
We are pleased to invite you to the second lecture in the One Archaeological Science Seminar Series. Interdisciplinary Studies in Archaeological Science: Use of Isotopes.
Stable Isotope Fingerprinting: Tracing Mobility, Diet, and Human–Material Interactions in the Ancient World
by Dr Dafni Kyropoulou (Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, NCSR “Demokritos”)
22 April 2026 | 14:00–15:00
Hybrid event – join in person or online
More information available here: Seminar: Stable Isotope Fingerprinting – Tracing Mobility, Diet, and Human–Material Interactions in the Ancient World – The Cyprus Institute
OneArchSci is funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 101186503.

The Cyprus Institute: Communities of Practice in Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Metallurgy Across Southeastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean
2026-04-23 14:00 - 15:00
We are pleased to invite you to the third lecture in the One Archaeological Science Seminar Series. Interdisciplinary Studies in Archaeological Science: Use of Isotopes.
Communities of practice in Bronze Age and Early Iron Age metallurgy across southeastern Europe and the eastern Mediterranean
by Dr Vana Orfanou (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
23 April 2026 | 14:00–15:00
Hybrid event – join in person or online
More information available here: Seminar: Communities of Practice in Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Metallurgy Across Southeastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean – The Cyprus Institute
OneArchSci is funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 101186503.

11th International Conference: “One World, Many Voices: Reimagining Transcultural Care for Global Health Futures,”
2026-05-03 - 2026-05-06
ETNA is pleased to announce the official Call for Abstracts for its 11th International Conference, to be held in the vibrant coastal city of Limassol, Cyprus, from 3–6 May 2026.
Under the timely and urgent theme “One World, Many Voices: Reimagining Transcultural Care for Global Health Futures,” ETNA 2026 will bring together nurses, educators, researchers, and healthcare leaders from around the world to explore how transcultural nursing can evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing global health landscape.
As health systems grapple with increasing cultural diversity, climate change, migration, technological innovation, and widening health disparities, this conference will provide a critical platform to share research, practices, and ideas that promote culturally attuned, inclusive, and forward-thinking care.
Participants are invited to submit abstracts that engage with a broad spectrum of topics, including but not limited to:

Indigenous knowledge systems and traditional healing
Diasporic health experiences and narratives
AI, digital health, and transcultural care technologies
Education and training in cultural competence
Planetary health and its cultural dimension
Policy, advocacy, and health equity initiatives

By amplifying multiple voices and knowledge systems, #ETNA2026 aims to inspire new models of care that are equitable, responsive, and globally relevant.
Submit your abstract today and join us in shaping the future of transcultural nursing.
Visit our official conference page for submission guidelines and key dates: europeantransculturalnurses.eu/conference.

Call for Abstracts - "DisAbility Culture: Art, Inclusion and Social Transformation" Scientific Conference
2026-05-23 - 2026-05-24
The University of Central Lancashire, Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus) has addressed a Call for Abstracts for the European Scientific Conference “DisAbility Culture: Art, Inclusion and Social Transformation” that will take place in Larnaca on 23–24 May 2026, under the Auspices of the Cyprus’ Presidency of the Council of the EU.
The aim of the conference is to strengthen scholarly dialogue around:

the role of art and culture in shaping inclusive societies,
the production of knowledge on disability through critical and interdisciplinary approaches,
the connection between cultural practices, democratic rights, and social justice.

The conference is addressed to academics, researchers, PhD candidates, post-doctoral researchers and cultural professionals with research work, while the participation of researchers with disabilities is strongly encouraged.
A Call for Abstracts is now Open under the following Thematic Axes:

Art, Disability, and Cultural Representation
This axis examines issues of disability representation in art, culture, and public discourse, as well as the ways artistic creation redefines stereotypes and normative frameworks.
Inclusion, Aesthetics, and Cultural Policy
This axis focuses on power relations that shape aesthetic value, cultural normativity, and policies of inclusion or exclusion.
Accessibility in Culture: Theory, Practices, and Institutions
Theoretical and applied models of cultural accessibility are analysed, including institutional frameworks and practices that enhance participation.
Knowledge, Research, and Disability: Methodologies and Scientific Paradigms
This axis explores how knowledge about disability is produced, who speaks, and through which research methodologies, with emphasis on critical and participatory approaches.
Culture, Democracy, and Rights: Disability in the Public Sphere
Disability is examined as an issue of democratic participation, cultural rights, and social activism.

Interested parties are invited to submit their proposals through the following link. The Call for Abstracts deadline is 31 March 2026.
More information:
Open Call for Abstracts Guidelines https://disfestival.com/?p=1
European Scientific Conference website https://disfestival.com
For any questions, please contact: contact@disfestival.com

The Festival of the New European Bauhaus
2026-06-09 - 2026-06-13
The European Commission is organising the third edition of the New European Bauhaus Festival in Brussels (Belgium) on 9-13 June 2026, and you can be part of it!
The NEB Festival 2026 will, among other topics, address the transformative power of democratic engagement in shaping more inclusive and sustainable communities. It will highlight how empowered citizens and local authorities can play an active role in creating their environments, with a particular emphasis on affordable housing as a cornerstone of democratic participation. In line with the NEB’s core vision, the Festival will be a space to reimagine our built environment, placing first life, then spaces, and then buildings.
The Festival encompasses four key pillars:

Forum – a platform for engaging discussions and the exchange of ideas surrounding the New European Bauhaus.
Fair – a laboratory and exhibition, highlighting projects and prototypes that align with and support the core values of the New European Bauhaus.
Fest – a celebration that unites culture, art, and conviviality, serving as a moment of collective rejoicing, honouring freedom of expression and embracing radical, innovative, and disruptive ideas and visions.
Satellite events – initiatives and events organised independently in Brussels and beyond, aligned with the New European Bauhaus values.

First held in 2022, the NEB Festival is a biennial event that invites people to celebrate and take stock of the progress of the New European Bauhaus, the European Commission initiative that aims to turn the European Green Deal and Clean Industrial Deal into tangible change on the ground, improving daily lives through sustainable solutions for the built environment and lifestyles. It combines sustainability with good design, inclusivity, accessibility, and affordability, respecting Europe’s diverse places, cultural heritage, and cultures.
Get involved and help shape the next Festival!
Whether you’re a project leader, artist, designer, event organiser, or simply someone passionate about shaping a more sustainable, inclusive and beautiful future – you can now apply to be part of the next edition of the New European Bauhaus Festival:

Showcase your NEB-aligned project – apply for the Fair (deadline: 30 September 2025)
Share your artistic performance or cultural activity – apply for the Fest (deadline: 30 September 2025)
Organise a Satellite Event across Europe and beyond (deadline: 31 December 2025)
or help us to spread the word about the calls using this promo kit.

Find out more and apply now
