From February 26 to 28, 2024, the X History and Cinema Conference organized by the Carlos III University of Madrid will take place and which in this edition are titled «Not just muses and divas: women and the arts on the screen».

Some sessions directed by Doctors Vanessa de Cruz Medina (University of Castilla-La Mancha) and Beatriz de las Heras (Institute of Culture and Technology of the UC3M) that will be told, in the session of the Monday the 26th, with the Doctor and member of the IATEXT,  Raúl Villagrasa-Elías.

Researcher Raúl Villagrasa-Elías has joined as substitute professor in the Department of Historical Sciences at the ULPGC and as collaborating member at IATEXT

He has recently published an article in the journal Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies, the Magazine of the University of Salamanca,  titled "Reform and hospital models in Castile: the case of the Fernández de Velasco family (1374-1517)" where he makes a re-evaluation of the reform processes of the healthcare frameworks through the experience of the Fernández de Velasco family.

The ULPGC has echoed the tenth anniversary of the University Institute of Textual Analysis and Applications and has published a news item to better publicize the Institute and all the achievements of these 10 years.

The IATEXT is the only research institute dedicated to Digital Humanities in the Canary Islands, and in this first decade its 89 assigned researchers have signed a scientific production of more of 2,300 publications.

Last Saturday, February 3, the inauguration of the exhibition took place. Neither stupid nor crazy! Singular women in the surroundings of Negrín that will remain open until June 20. IATEXT researchers Candelaria González Rodríguez and María Luisa Monteiro Quintana, members of the Documentary Heritage and Bibliometrics Division, have participated in this exhibition as curators.

The exhibition that has required research work on documentary collections deposited in the Juan Negrín Foundation Archive and that has been possible thanks to the collaboration with the Juan Negrín Chair attached to IATEXT. She approaches 17 women: writers, politicians, scientists, journalists, thinkers, artists, civil servants, activists and even militia members who had a professional, political or friendship relationship with the Canarian socialist.