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Digital
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Social - Societal - Solidarity Innovation
Dynamiques patrimoniales et culturelles (DYPAC)
Research unit
DYPAC (formerly States, Society, Religion from 1994 to 2014) is a multidisciplinary laboratory (history, literature, languages) specialized in the study of culture, heritage and materiality, from Antiquity to the end of modern times.
Founding member of LabEx Patrima, DYPAC conducts scientific projects in collaboration with major French heritage institutions (National Archives of France, National Library of France, Louvre Museum, etc.), as well as experimental science laboratories working in the field of physico-chemical materials. DYPAC also develops research in the field of ancient cultures of writing and digital Humanities.
Innovation themes
47, boulevard Vauban
78047 GUYANCOURT
Expertises
1) the heritage factory (processes, forms and objects)
2) tangible heritage and intangible heritage,
3) cultures, heritage and knowledge in Europe
Applications sectors
- Other business
- Art / Culture
- Personal services / services to individuals
Total number of employees
Number of researchers : 40
Number of doctoral students : 11
Keywords
Projects examples
- POLIMA: the power of lists in the Middle Ages
- ADeMat and AdeMat 2: Analysis and description of the matrices of seals of the Middle Ages
- Statuti: Scriptures and social practices in societies of the western Mediterranean at the end of the Middle Ages (12th-15th centuries)
- EVAS: Study of the activity of writing offices of the city of Chartres by the analysis of inks and media (XIVth century)
- Meetings of the history of medicine, practices and medical representations in ancient societies: series of interdisciplinary meetings on ancient medical knowledge
Industrial and scientific relations
Scientific collaborations
- France: LAPA, CRCC, IPANEMA, Paris 1, Paris 3, École des chartes, University of Strasbourg, University of Paris 7
- Europe: French School of Rome, University of Trieste, University of Leuven
- International: Columbia University, MacMaster University, UQAM