#fellowship — Public Fediverse posts

@HeyeBodo Im Review zu Stonetop spricht Quinn ein Dillema an: Wie teilt man eine fiktive Lore. Entweder man setzt auf Stereotype oder bekannte IP oder den "Wir erforschen die Welt gemeinsam mit Gedächtnisverlust (Memento, 2000), als ...Entdecker " oder man erzählt sie zusammen durch Player Empowerment, wie #Stonetop, #FabulaUltima, #Fellowship von Vel Mini. Das macht Fun. Bisher mochte ich es, Welten zu entdecken, die jemand schon angestaltet hat. Wäre das mal eine HeyeBodo Umfrage wert?

@HeyeBodo Im Review zu Stonetop spricht Quinn ein Dillema an: Wie teilt man eine fiktive Lore. Entweder man setzt auf Stereotype oder bekannte IP oder den "Wir erforschen die Welt gemeinsam mit Gedächtnisverlust (Memento, 2000), als ...Entdecker " oder man erzählt sie zusammen durch Player Empowerment, wie #Stonetop, #FabulaUltima, #Fellowship von Vel Mini. Das macht Fun. Bisher mochte ich es, Welten zu entdecken, die jemand schon angestaltet hat. Wäre das mal eine HeyeBodo Umfrage wert?

@HeyeBodo Im Review zu Stonetop spricht Quinn ein Dillema an: Wie teilt man eine fiktive Lore. Entweder man setzt auf Stereotype oder bekannte IP oder den "Wir erforschen die Welt gemeinsam mit Gedächtnisverlust (Memento, 2000), als ...Entdecker " oder man erzählt sie zusammen durch Player Empowerment, wie #Stonetop, #FabulaUltima, #Fellowship von Vel Mini. Das macht Fun. Bisher mochte ich es, Welten zu entdecken, die jemand schon angestaltet hat. Wäre das mal eine HeyeBodo Umfrage wert?

Rexoria – Fallen Dimension Review

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered…
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Rexoria – Fallen Dimension Review

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered…
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Rexoria – Fallen Dimension Review

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered…
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Rexoria – Fallen Dimension Review

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Music #2.5 #2026 #AngusMcSix #AxelRudiPell #BlackLodgeRecords #Entertainment #FallenDimension #fellowship #FrozenCrown #JoanJett #May26 #Mystfall #PowerMetal #PowerPaladin #review #reviews #Rexoria #Sabaton #SwedishMetal #UnleashtheArchers #Vanderlust #Victorius
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Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered sharks/dinos from Victorius, the D&D fantasy elements of Power Paladin, or the stuffed assembly of characters on Angus McSix, and you know you’re getting yourself a heap of cheddar. The covers are busy, bombastic, and as brightly-colored as Frida Ohlin’s hair (see band photo below). Sweden’s Rexoria bucks that trend. The cover art for Fallen Dimension looks like it belongs on a work of dystopian prog like Vanderlust. They deliver something far more light-hearted, though—symphonic power metal. Rexoria deem themselves the birth of a genre called “Royal Metal”—it’s in their name. Rex means king, and Oria means gold. Royal metal. Get it? So just what is this new tag? More importantly, would you like your royale with cheese?

Fallen Dimension blends old school heavy metal with modern power metal and a dash of keyboard synths. While they boast of symphonics in their promo sheet, Rexoria have more in common with Unleash the Archers than Mystfall. They combine the joyful energy of Frozen Crown with the straightforward approach of Sabaton. With honed pop structures, Rexoria set aside the wankery of many power metal bands and dive quickly into their anthemic choruses. Blink, and you might miss the music that happens between the opening spoken word segment and hooky chorus on opener “Metallic Rain.” If you like the bop and energy of power metal without its often masturbatory shredding, then this is for you. Rexoria has solos, but they’re in and out in a flash, all to ensure songs end in a (mostly) tidy 3-4 minutes. The downside is that where bands like Frozen Crown and Unleash the Archers do some really cool stuff with their guitars, the guitars on Fallen Dimension sound generic and bland.

Frontwoman Frida Ohlin gives Rexoria a more distinctive sound relative to more recent power metal bands. She has a gritty voice akin to Joan Jett rather than the smooth and joyful tone of Frozen Crown’s Giada Etro. She delivers some really good choruses, bringing to life the likes of “Break the Wave” and “Running with the Stars” with her energetic delivery. She even shows a more tender side on the rock ballad, “Heart of Sorrow,” a duet with Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell). Her grit keeps the bouncy, formulaic songs from going too far down the road of pop music. It’s not that the other players are incompetent—they just don’t have much to work with. The drums are standard, galloping blast beats, and the guitar riffs are competent if uninspired. Rexoria brought in a new bassist (Adam Nordquist) for Fallen Dimension, but I rarely heard him. Usually a record like this benefits from outside hooks, and the synths tend to be hit or miss. There are some good ones, such as those on “Metallic Rain,” but on follow-up “Awakening,” I couldn’t help but wonder if they started recycling synth lines.

In general, Fallen Dimension is a pleasant listen that’s also forgettable due to its jack-of-all-trades nature. Rexoria’s plug-and-chug approach allows for an enjoyable energy and choruses that hit the right notes. Yet there’s very little to distinguish them from the power metal pack. The opening riff on “Wasted Land” sounds a lot like something from a Fellowship record, while a majority of their other riffs are hardly more creative than your run-of-the-mill radio rock music. I didn’t dislike any of the songs, yet nothing really grabbed me either. Some of the choruses stuck in my head for a little while, but without any real emotional impact. Rexoria has all the pieces in place—they’re just missing that extra something to make them shine.

Power metal serves as a bridge between extreme and popular music. It often contains pop structures that appeal to a wider audience, yet can still stretch the limits with exciting musical prose that can appeal to thrill-seeking extremists. The pitfall of flirting with more commercial styles is that it often leads to formulaic and watered-down music. Rexoria boasts in their promo sheet of millions of Spotify streams and half a million YouTube views, so clearly they are finding success. It would just be nice to see them take some risks. Too often, success gets in the way of art. I hope Rexoria can continue to find success while also developing the art of their music.

Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: N/A | Format Reviewed: Stream
Label: Black Lodge Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: May 8th, 2026

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered sharks/dinos from Victorius, the D&D fantasy elements of Power Paladin, or the stuffed assembly of characters on Angus McSix, and you know you’re getting yourself a heap of cheddar. The covers are busy, bombastic, and as brightly-colored as Frida Ohlin’s hair (see band photo below). Sweden’s Rexoria bucks that trend. The cover art for Fallen Dimension looks like it belongs on a work of dystopian prog like Vanderlust. They deliver something far more light-hearted, though—symphonic power metal. Rexoria deem themselves the birth of a genre called “Royal Metal”—it’s in their name. Rex means king, and Oria means gold. Royal metal. Get it? So just what is this new tag? More importantly, would you like your royale with cheese?

Fallen Dimension blends old school heavy metal with modern power metal and a dash of keyboard synths. While they boast of symphonics in their promo sheet, Rexoria have more in common with Unleash the Archers than Mystfall. They combine the joyful energy of Frozen Crown with the straightforward approach of Sabaton. With honed pop structures, Rexoria set aside the wankery of many power metal bands and dive quickly into their anthemic choruses. Blink, and you might miss the music that happens between the opening spoken word segment and hooky chorus on opener “Metallic Rain.” If you like the bop and energy of power metal without its often masturbatory shredding, then this is for you. Rexoria has solos, but they’re in and out in a flash, all to ensure songs end in a (mostly) tidy 3-4 minutes. The downside is that where bands like Frozen Crown and Unleash the Archers do some really cool stuff with their guitars, the guitars on Fallen Dimension sound generic and bland.

Frontwoman Frida Ohlin gives Rexoria a more distinctive sound relative to more recent power metal bands. She has a gritty voice akin to Joan Jett rather than the smooth and joyful tone of Frozen Crown’s Giada Etro. She delivers some really good choruses, bringing to life the likes of “Break the Wave” and “Running with the Stars” with her energetic delivery. She even shows a more tender side on the rock ballad, “Heart of Sorrow,” a duet with Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell). Her grit keeps the bouncy, formulaic songs from going too far down the road of pop music. It’s not that the other players are incompetent—they just don’t have much to work with. The drums are standard, galloping blast beats, and the guitar riffs are competent if uninspired. Rexoria brought in a new bassist (Adam Nordquist) for Fallen Dimension, but I rarely heard him. Usually a record like this benefits from outside hooks, and the synths tend to be hit or miss. There are some good ones, such as those on “Metallic Rain,” but on follow-up “Awakening,” I couldn’t help but wonder if they started recycling synth lines.

In general, Fallen Dimension is a pleasant listen that’s also forgettable due to its jack-of-all-trades nature. Rexoria’s plug-and-chug approach allows for an enjoyable energy and choruses that hit the right notes. Yet there’s very little to distinguish them from the power metal pack. The opening riff on “Wasted Land” sounds a lot like something from a Fellowship record, while a majority of their other riffs are hardly more creative than your run-of-the-mill radio rock music. I didn’t dislike any of the songs, yet nothing really grabbed me either. Some of the choruses stuck in my head for a little while, but without any real emotional impact. Rexoria has all the pieces in place—they’re just missing that extra something to make them shine.

Power metal serves as a bridge between extreme and popular music. It often contains pop structures that appeal to a wider audience, yet can still stretch the limits with exciting musical prose that can appeal to thrill-seeking extremists. The pitfall of flirting with more commercial styles is that it often leads to formulaic and watered-down music. Rexoria boasts in their promo sheet of millions of Spotify streams and half a million YouTube views, so clearly they are finding success. It would just be nice to see them take some risks. Too often, success gets in the way of art. I hope Rexoria can continue to find success while also developing the art of their music.

Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: N/A | Format Reviewed: Stream
Label: Black Lodge Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: May 8th, 2026

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered sharks/dinos from Victorius, the D&D fantasy elements of Power Paladin, or the stuffed assembly of characters on Angus McSix, and you know you’re getting yourself a heap of cheddar. The covers are busy, bombastic, and as brightly-colored as Frida Ohlin’s hair (see band photo below). Sweden’s Rexoria bucks that trend. The cover art for Fallen Dimension looks like it belongs on a work of dystopian prog like Vanderlust. They deliver something far more light-hearted, though—symphonic power metal. Rexoria deem themselves the birth of a genre called “Royal Metal”—it’s in their name. Rex means king, and Oria means gold. Royal metal. Get it? So just what is this new tag? More importantly, would you like your royale with cheese?

Fallen Dimension blends old school heavy metal with modern power metal and a dash of keyboard synths. While they boast of symphonics in their promo sheet, Rexoria have more in common with Unleash the Archers than Mystfall. They combine the joyful energy of Frozen Crown with the straightforward approach of Sabaton. With honed pop structures, Rexoria set aside the wankery of many power metal bands and dive quickly into their anthemic choruses. Blink, and you might miss the music that happens between the opening spoken word segment and hooky chorus on opener “Metallic Rain.” If you like the bop and energy of power metal without its often masturbatory shredding, then this is for you. Rexoria has solos, but they’re in and out in a flash, all to ensure songs end in a (mostly) tidy 3-4 minutes. The downside is that where bands like Frozen Crown and Unleash the Archers do some really cool stuff with their guitars, the guitars on Fallen Dimension sound generic and bland.

Frontwoman Frida Ohlin gives Rexoria a more distinctive sound relative to more recent power metal bands. She has a gritty voice akin to Joan Jett rather than the smooth and joyful tone of Frozen Crown’s Giada Etro. She delivers some really good choruses, bringing to life the likes of “Break the Wave” and “Running with the Stars” with her energetic delivery. She even shows a more tender side on the rock ballad, “Heart of Sorrow,” a duet with Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell). Her grit keeps the bouncy, formulaic songs from going too far down the road of pop music. It’s not that the other players are incompetent—they just don’t have much to work with. The drums are standard, galloping blast beats, and the guitar riffs are competent if uninspired. Rexoria brought in a new bassist (Adam Nordquist) for Fallen Dimension, but I rarely heard him. Usually a record like this benefits from outside hooks, and the synths tend to be hit or miss. There are some good ones, such as those on “Metallic Rain,” but on follow-up “Awakening,” I couldn’t help but wonder if they started recycling synth lines.

In general, Fallen Dimension is a pleasant listen that’s also forgettable due to its jack-of-all-trades nature. Rexoria’s plug-and-chug approach allows for an enjoyable energy and choruses that hit the right notes. Yet there’s very little to distinguish them from the power metal pack. The opening riff on “Wasted Land” sounds a lot like something from a Fellowship record, while a majority of their other riffs are hardly more creative than your run-of-the-mill radio rock music. I didn’t dislike any of the songs, yet nothing really grabbed me either. Some of the choruses stuck in my head for a little while, but without any real emotional impact. Rexoria has all the pieces in place—they’re just missing that extra something to make them shine.

Power metal serves as a bridge between extreme and popular music. It often contains pop structures that appeal to a wider audience, yet can still stretch the limits with exciting musical prose that can appeal to thrill-seeking extremists. The pitfall of flirting with more commercial styles is that it often leads to formulaic and watered-down music. Rexoria boasts in their promo sheet of millions of Spotify streams and half a million YouTube views, so clearly they are finding success. It would just be nice to see them take some risks. Too often, success gets in the way of art. I hope Rexoria can continue to find success while also developing the art of their music.

Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: N/A | Format Reviewed: Stream
Label: Black Lodge Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: May 8th, 2026

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered sharks/dinos from Victorius, the D&D fantasy elements of Power Paladin, or the stuffed assembly of characters on Angus McSix, and you know you’re getting yourself a heap of cheddar. The covers are busy, bombastic, and as brightly-colored as Frida Ohlin’s hair (see band photo below). Sweden’s Rexoria bucks that trend. The cover art for Fallen Dimension looks like it belongs on a work of dystopian prog like Vanderlust. They deliver something far more light-hearted, though—symphonic power metal. Rexoria deem themselves the birth of a genre called “Royal Metal”—it’s in their name. Rex means king, and Oria means gold. Royal metal. Get it? So just what is this new tag? More importantly, would you like your royale with cheese?

Fallen Dimension blends old school heavy metal with modern power metal and a dash of keyboard synths. While they boast of symphonics in their promo sheet, Rexoria have more in common with Unleash the Archers than Mystfall. They combine the joyful energy of Frozen Crown with the straightforward approach of Sabaton. With honed pop structures, Rexoria set aside the wankery of many power metal bands and dive quickly into their anthemic choruses. Blink, and you might miss the music that happens between the opening spoken word segment and hooky chorus on opener “Metallic Rain.” If you like the bop and energy of power metal without its often masturbatory shredding, then this is for you. Rexoria has solos, but they’re in and out in a flash, all to ensure songs end in a (mostly) tidy 3-4 minutes. The downside is that where bands like Frozen Crown and Unleash the Archers do some really cool stuff with their guitars, the guitars on Fallen Dimension sound generic and bland.

Frontwoman Frida Ohlin gives Rexoria a more distinctive sound relative to more recent power metal bands. She has a gritty voice akin to Joan Jett rather than the smooth and joyful tone of Frozen Crown’s Giada Etro. She delivers some really good choruses, bringing to life the likes of “Break the Wave” and “Running with the Stars” with her energetic delivery. She even shows a more tender side on the rock ballad, “Heart of Sorrow,” a duet with Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell). Her grit keeps the bouncy, formulaic songs from going too far down the road of pop music. It’s not that the other players are incompetent—they just don’t have much to work with. The drums are standard, galloping blast beats, and the guitar riffs are competent if uninspired. Rexoria brought in a new bassist (Adam Nordquist) for Fallen Dimension, but I rarely heard him. Usually a record like this benefits from outside hooks, and the synths tend to be hit or miss. There are some good ones, such as those on “Metallic Rain,” but on follow-up “Awakening,” I couldn’t help but wonder if they started recycling synth lines.

In general, Fallen Dimension is a pleasant listen that’s also forgettable due to its jack-of-all-trades nature. Rexoria’s plug-and-chug approach allows for an enjoyable energy and choruses that hit the right notes. Yet there’s very little to distinguish them from the power metal pack. The opening riff on “Wasted Land” sounds a lot like something from a Fellowship record, while a majority of their other riffs are hardly more creative than your run-of-the-mill radio rock music. I didn’t dislike any of the songs, yet nothing really grabbed me either. Some of the choruses stuck in my head for a little while, but without any real emotional impact. Rexoria has all the pieces in place—they’re just missing that extra something to make them shine.

Power metal serves as a bridge between extreme and popular music. It often contains pop structures that appeal to a wider audience, yet can still stretch the limits with exciting musical prose that can appeal to thrill-seeking extremists. The pitfall of flirting with more commercial styles is that it often leads to formulaic and watered-down music. Rexoria boasts in their promo sheet of millions of Spotify streams and half a million YouTube views, so clearly they are finding success. It would just be nice to see them take some risks. Too often, success gets in the way of art. I hope Rexoria can continue to find success while also developing the art of their music.

Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: N/A | Format Reviewed: Stream
Label: Black Lodge Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: May 8th, 2026

Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered sharks/dinos from Victorius, the D&D fantasy elements of Power Paladin, or the stuffed assembly of characters on Angus McSix, and you know you’re getting yourself a heap of cheddar. The covers are busy, bombastic, and as brightly-colored as Frida Ohlin’s hair (see band photo below). Sweden’s Rexoria bucks that trend. The cover art for Fallen Dimension looks like it belongs on a work of dystopian prog like Vanderlust. They deliver something far more light-hearted, though—symphonic power metal. Rexoria deem themselves the birth of a genre called “Royal Metal”—it’s in their name. Rex means king, and Oria means gold. Royal metal. Get it? So just what is this new tag? More importantly, would you like your royale with cheese?

Fallen Dimension blends old school heavy metal with modern power metal and a dash of keyboard synths. While they boast of symphonics in their promo sheet, Rexoria have more in common with Unleash the Archers than Mystfall. They combine the joyful energy of Frozen Crown with the straightforward approach of Sabaton. With honed pop structures, Rexoria set aside the wankery of many power metal bands and dive quickly into their anthemic choruses. Blink, and you might miss the music that happens between the opening spoken word segment and hooky chorus on opener “Metallic Rain.” If you like the bop and energy of power metal without its often masturbatory shredding, then this is for you. Rexoria has solos, but they’re in and out in a flash, all to ensure songs end in a (mostly) tidy 3-4 minutes. The downside is that where bands like Frozen Crown and Unleash the Archers do some really cool stuff with their guitars, the guitars on Fallen Dimension sound generic and bland.

Frontwoman Frida Ohlin gives Rexoria a more distinctive sound relative to more recent power metal bands. She has a gritty voice akin to Joan Jett rather than the smooth and joyful tone of Frozen Crown’s Giada Etro. She delivers some really good choruses, bringing to life the likes of “Break the Wave” and “Running with the Stars” with her energetic delivery. She even shows a more tender side on the rock ballad, “Heart of Sorrow,” a duet with Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell). Her grit keeps the bouncy, formulaic songs from going too far down the road of pop music. It’s not that the other players are incompetent—they just don’t have much to work with. The drums are standard, galloping blast beats, and the guitar riffs are competent if uninspired. Rexoria brought in a new bassist (Adam Nordquist) for Fallen Dimension, but I rarely heard him. Usually a record like this benefits from outside hooks, and the synths tend to be hit or miss. There are some good ones, such as those on “Metallic Rain,” but on follow-up “Awakening,” I couldn’t help but wonder if they started recycling synth lines.

In general, Fallen Dimension is a pleasant listen that’s also forgettable due to its jack-of-all-trades nature. Rexoria’s plug-and-chug approach allows for an enjoyable energy and choruses that hit the right notes. Yet there’s very little to distinguish them from the power metal pack. The opening riff on “Wasted Land” sounds a lot like something from a Fellowship record, while a majority of their other riffs are hardly more creative than your run-of-the-mill radio rock music. I didn’t dislike any of the songs, yet nothing really grabbed me either. Some of the choruses stuck in my head for a little while, but without any real emotional impact. Rexoria has all the pieces in place—they’re just missing that extra something to make them shine.

Power metal serves as a bridge between extreme and popular music. It often contains pop structures that appeal to a wider audience, yet can still stretch the limits with exciting musical prose that can appeal to thrill-seeking extremists. The pitfall of flirting with more commercial styles is that it often leads to formulaic and watered-down music. Rexoria boasts in their promo sheet of millions of Spotify streams and half a million YouTube views, so clearly they are finding success. It would just be nice to see them take some risks. Too often, success gets in the way of art. I hope Rexoria can continue to find success while also developing the art of their music.

Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: N/A | Format Reviewed: Stream
Label: Black Lodge Records
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: May 8th, 2026

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Gathered with friends to pour one out for a friend gone too soon. Memories, stories, common and parallel connections to one soul.

#BissellBrosBrew Mirroring Dimensions #barleywine fit the occasion

Sweet caramel and vanilla with a rich body and a boozy bourbon finish.

This one’s for you Steve, across the dimensions.

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Gathered with friends to pour one out for a friend gone too soon. Memories, stories, common and parallel connections to one soul.

#BissellBrosBrew Mirroring Dimensions #barleywine fit the occasion

Sweet caramel and vanilla with a rich body and a boozy bourbon finish.

This one’s for you Steve, across the dimensions.

#craftBeer #fellowship #passings

Gathered with friends to pour one out for a friend gone too soon. Memories, stories, common and parallel connections to one soul.

#BissellBrosBrew Mirroring Dimensions #barleywine fit the occasion

Sweet caramel and vanilla with a rich body and a boozy bourbon finish.

This one’s for you Steve, across the dimensions.

#craftBeer #fellowship #passings

Gathered with friends to pour one out for a friend gone too soon. Memories, stories, common and parallel connections to one soul.

#BissellBrosBrew Mirroring Dimensions #barleywine fit the occasion

Sweet caramel and vanilla with a rich body and a boozy bourbon finish.

This one’s for you Steve, across the dimensions.

#craftBeer #fellowship #passings

Gathered with friends to pour one out for a friend gone too soon. Memories, stories, common and parallel connections to one soul.

#BissellBrosBrew Mirroring Dimensions #barleywine fit the occasion

Sweet caramel and vanilla with a rich body and a boozy bourbon finish.

This one’s for you Steve, across the dimensions.

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Unsere FAIR Data Fellows haben fleißig veröffentlicht:

Die beiden Herder-Instituts Fellows Matthias Melcher zu "Gästebuch des Fundorts der Königinhofer Handschrift im 19. Jahrhundert" und Tim Buchen zu "'Hofzuteilungslisten' enteigneter polnischer Familien im 'Reichsgau Wartheland'" sowie @DHLab_IEG Fellow Orysia Vira zu "Straßennamen in Lviv/Ukraine vom 14. bis 18. Jahrhundert"

Übersicht aller Fellowship Veröffentlichung: https://4memory.de/aktivitaeten/fellowships/

#NFDI4Memory #FairDataFellowship #Fellowship

#Chancen | Postdoctoral Fellow in the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism | Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania | Details: https://www.jewishstudies.de/de/nachrichten/postdoctoral-fellow-in-the-study-of-contemporary-antisemitism-penn-university/

#Fellowship

Deadline for applications: April 20, 2026

#Chancen | Jewish Studies Distinguished Scholar in Residence Short-Term Fellowship at the University of Virginia | Details: https://www.jewishstudies.de/de/nachrichten/jewish-studies-distinguished-scholar-in-residence-short-term-fellowship-virginia/

#Research #JewishStudies #Fellowship

Deadline for applications: April 30, 2026

Photography Fellowship Pays $30,000 for 3 Months of Documentary Work https://petapixel.com/2026/03/30/photography-fellowship-pays-30000-for-3-months-of-documentary-work/ #documentaryphotography #photoassignment #publicutility #assignment #fellowship #powerlines #Culture #News

Sunday, March 29, 2026

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/03/sunday-march-29-2026/

Sunday, March 29, 2026

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Sunday, March 29, 2026

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/03/sunday-march-29-2026/

Sunday, March 29, 2026

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/03/sunday-march-29-2026/

Sunday, March 29, 2026

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/03/sunday-march-29-2026/

At the start of the Klaus Töpfer Fellowship year 2026/27 at the Nature Conservation Academy of the #BfN, the participating fellows were welcomed by Jochen Flasbarth, State Secretary at the @umweltministerium yesterday in Berlin. This is the seventh time that the training programme for young nature conservation leaders from Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia has been held on the island of Vilm. https://www.bfn.de/klaus-toepfer-fellowship
#Fellowship
Photos ©Andrea Strauss/BfN

#AcademicJob

Hannah Arendt Fellowships – “Humans and AI”

📍Lower Saxony (Germany)

Up to six-month research fellowships for international scholars in the Humanities and Social Sciences to pursue independent projects on the 2027 theme Humans and AI, hosted at universities and research institutes across Lower Saxony.

Deadline: 01/06/2026

https://adw-goe.de

#Fellowship #Humanities #SocialSciences #AIResearch

#AcademicJob

Hannah Arendt Fellowships – “Humans and AI”

📍Lower Saxony (Germany)

Up to six-month research fellowships for international scholars in the Humanities and Social Sciences to pursue independent projects on the 2027 theme Humans and AI, hosted at universities and research institutes across Lower Saxony.

Deadline: 01/06/2026

https://adw-goe.de

#Fellowship #Humanities #SocialSciences #AIResearch

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Rise in His Grace (Christian Music) = Excited to share this new worship song ✨ celebrating God's love! - #God #Jesus #TheLord #Praise #ChristianMusic #Bible #Music #Song #Worship #Prayer #Faith #Youth #Hope #Grace #SpiritualGrowth #Inspiration #Healing #Redemption #Community #Fellowship #Devotion #Salvation #Gospel #Immanuel #Minister #Praise #Harmony #Uplifting #Guidance #Journey #Trust #Believe #Peace - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Rise in His Grace (Christian Music) = Excited to share this new worship song ✨ celebrating God's love! - #God #Jesus #TheLord #Praise #ChristianMusic #Bible #Music #Song #Worship #Prayer #Faith #Youth #Hope #Grace #SpiritualGrowth #Inspiration #Healing #Redemption #Community #Fellowship #Devotion #Salvation #Gospel #Immanuel #Minister #Praise #Harmony #Uplifting #Guidance #Journey #Trust #Believe #Peace - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Rise in His Grace (Christian Music) = Excited to share this new worship song ✨ celebrating God's love! - #God #Jesus #TheLord #Praise #ChristianMusic #Bible #Music #Song #Worship #Prayer #Faith #Youth #Hope #Grace #SpiritualGrowth #Inspiration #Healing #Redemption #Community #Fellowship #Devotion #Salvation #Gospel #Immanuel #Minister #Praise #Harmony #Uplifting #Guidance #Journey #Trust #Believe #Peace - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Rise in His Grace (Christian Music) = Excited to share this new worship song ✨ celebrating God's love! - #God #Jesus #TheLord #Praise #ChristianMusic #Bible #Music #Song #Worship #Prayer #Faith #Youth #Hope #Grace #SpiritualGrowth #Inspiration #Healing #Redemption #Community #Fellowship #Devotion #Salvation #Gospel #Immanuel #Minister #Praise #Harmony #Uplifting #Guidance #Journey #Trust #Believe #Peace - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Interested in researching the exceptional library and archive holdings of @bbf_dipfberlin in #Berlin? Apply for a #scholarship in the 2nd half of 2026!

⌛Deadline: 31.3.2026

Details:
➡️https://bbf.dipf.de/en/scholarship-programme

#histed #fellowship #PhD #ERC #Postdoc #EarlyCareerResearcher #histodons #history #academicchatter #Germany @dipf_aktuell

Enrico Fermi Fellowship for Laura Roberts – PhD student at @mpi_grav in Hanover, Germany, wins generous financial support for cross-training in theoretical and experimental physics.

Laura Roberts will receive €200,000 over two years through an Enrico Fermi Fellowship.

The fellowship is aimed at cross-training in theory and experiments. It will support Roberts’ work on preparing the first laboratory observation of vacuum magnetic birefringence – a 90-year-old theoretical prediction.

Measuring the predicted effect or placing stringent limits close to it would test new physics beyond the standard model, including dark matter.

ℹ️ https://www.aei.mpg.de/1415159/enrico-fermi-fellowship-for-laura-roberts

ℹ️ https://www.eff.cstq.org/

#Fellowship #PhD #Physics #Research #Science #FundamentalPhysics #EnricoFermi #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience

Kurzmeldungen und Termine des @serbskiinstitut auf einen Blick! Der aktuelle #Newsletter stellt unsere Aktivitäten im #Jubiläumsjahr "75 Jahre sorabistische Forschung" in Bautzen in den Fokus: "Sorabistik vor Ort", Artikelserie, Lětopis-Sonderheft, Postkarten-Serie. Außerdem wie gewohnt mit Neuigkeiten aus dem Institut, Termine, Neuerscheinungen und #Ausschreibung #fellowship für Forschungsaufenthalt.

https://www.serbski-institut.de/?mailpoet_router&endpoint=view_in_browser&action=view&data=Wzc2LCJhMjczN2Q3MGY4MDMiLDAsMCwwLDFd

#Veranstaltungen #Bautzen #Lausitz #Łužica #Sorabistik @BTU

🌍 Ready to tackle climate change head-on?

Dive into a 12-week fellowship that blends expert guidance with hands-on projects!

You'll commit 6–10 hours weekly to live discussions and workshops focused on global heating and innovative solutions.

Benefit from mentorship by seasoned climate professionals while building a strong network for career support.

Turn your eco-anxiety into action and make a real difference!

#ClimateAction #Fellowship #Sustainability #ClimateSolutions #ActOnClimate

#LastCall: One week left to apply for a KWI International #Fellowship! Take advantage of this last opportunity and open up the prospect of conducting your research here at KWI Essen from 1 Oct. 2026, to 31 March 2027.

⏰ Application Deadline: 28 February
Further Information: https://shorturl.at/wexPX

A quotation from Montaigne

A good marriage, if there are such, rejects the company and conditions of love; it strives to show forth those of friendship. It is a calm fellowship of life, full of fidelity, of trust, and of an endless number of useful and substantial mutual duties and obligations.
 
[Un bon mariage, s’il en est, refuse la compagnie & conditions de l’amour : il tasche à representer celles de l’amitié. C’est une douce societé de vie, pleine de constance, de fiance, & d’un nombre infiny d’utiles & solides offices, & obligations mutuelles.]

Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592) French essayist
Essays, Book 3, ch. 5 (3.5), “Of Some Verses of Virgil [Sur des vers de Virgile]” (1586) [tr. Ives (1925)]

More about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/montaigne-michel-de/…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #montaigne #micheldemontaigne #assistance #duties #fellowship #fidelity #friendship #love #marriage #mutualrespect #mutualsupport #obligations #passion #trust

🚨 #Reminder #CfA: 1 month left to apply to be part of our next international #fellowship cohort (1 Oct 26 -31 Mar 27) here at KWI! We invite #Postdoc scholars in the #humanities, #socialsciences, or #culturalstudies to work in the rich academic landscape of the Ruhr area.

🔗 https://tinyurl.com/wxneha3z

#tamilnadu #chennai #bookfair #cibf #india #fellowship bring tamul to the world and bring the world to tamul ! #belgium #editions #export #connections