Our Executive Board will give this year's final Annual Chronoi Lecture, reflecting on the centre's work and offering insights into how time was measured, structured and experienced across ancient cultures

After a busy summer semester and our “Time Revolution” workshop, Chronoi is taking a summer break. See you again in October!

We are delighted to congratulate our former fellow, András Kraft, on receiving the highly competitive FWF Astra Award

Join us on July 17th and 18th for a workshop organized by Amir Engel

A new volume in our De Gruyter book series examines how crises were perceived in Hittite Anatolia (1650–1180 BCE) from different perspectives.

Watch the new outreach project by P. N. Singer, exploring how the experience of time is represented in poetry from antiquity to the present.

A new volume in our De Gruyter book series has just been published and is now available in open access.

Kassandra Miller's Time and Ancient Medicine received the 2024 Goodwin Award of Merit.

We are delighted to welcome three new Fellows who will be joining us in January, and their remarkable projects.

As 2024 comes to a close, we're grateful for our Fellows, guests, and partner institutions.

We're pleased to invite you to this year's Chronoi Lecture by Ayelet Landau (HUJI/UCL) on Temporality and the Brain.

We are delighted to welcome Paul Delnero from Johns Hopkins University and archaeological scientist Annapaola Passerini.

We are pleased to welcome three new Fellows who have recently joined us with remarkable projects

Listen to two insightful conversations about time with Chronoi director Christoph Markschies and former fellow Norman Sieroka

Two new titles in our our De Gruyter series are now available in open access

We are pleased to welcome three new Fellows who joined us last January with remarkable projects.

As we wrap up 2023, we are grateful for the support of our fellows, guests, and partner institutions.

We are very pleased to congratulate our current Fellow, Kassandra Miller, on her recently published book "Time and Ancient Medicine"

The latest volume in our De Gruyter series, "Zwiegespräche über die Zeit," has just been published.

Die diesjährige Chronoi Lecture hält Oliver Primavesi (LMU München) zum Thema „Sein und Zeit im frühgriechischen Denken“