This month’s InterCECCtions will take place on January 17 at 17:00 and will feature Federico Rudari, PhD candidate in Culture Studies, who will discuss his PhD project, entitled 'Embodied perception and aesthetic sense-making: The mediating role of space and architectural narratives in exhibition practices’ and Cindy Tomé, MA student in Communication Sciences, sharing her research about the internationalization and adaptation of television formats in Portugal.

The event will be held in Sala Brasil (first floor, Library building).

As a reminder, InterCECCtions is a monthly research roundtable for the CECC community, particularly graduate students and junior researchers. These meetings aim to provide an informal space for graduate students and CECC researchers to share ongoing research projects and challenges, get feedback and exchange ideas, and find opportunities for collaboration.