Elena Rodríguez, new records educational

Elena Rodríguez Díaz has been chosen as a variety of academic of the Royal Academy of History to fill the vacancy of medal number 12, resulting from the dying of Carlos Seco Serrano.

The candidacy became supplied by using the academics Luis Agustín García Moreno, María Jesús Viguera Molins and Enrique Moradiellos García.

Elena E. Rodríguez Díaz, graduated in Geography and History (1984) with Extraordinary Award and PhD in History (1989) from the University of Oviedo, is Professor of Historiographical Sciences and Techniques on the University of Huelva and become formerly a Full Professor on the Sevilla University.

She has been elected member of the International Committee of Latin Paléography (2019) and president of the Spanish Society of Historiographical Sciences and Techniques (2021). She is the director of the department and doctoral programs, she is a member of 13 country wide and global initiatives, as well as a traveling professor and lecturer at numerous universities and studies centers in Spain, Europe and America.

Specialist in Latin Codicology and Paleography, as well as Diplomatics. She has committed maximum interest to the diachronic expertise of the Spanish codices produced among Late Antiquity and the quit of the medieval duration.

His severa national and global courses encompass works at the know-how and evolution of bookmaking techniques, conceived as historical gadgets of a symbolic and representative nature; about the crafts and their local productions (Oviedo, Seville, Salamanca, Guadalupe, Toledo); sociocultural contexts (college, ecclesiastical, noble, Mozarabic, Alphonsine, humanistic codices); functions and contents (cartularies, sacramental, foral, liturgical, scientific books, etc.); photograph sorts (Roman, Caroline, Gothic and humanistic); autograph manuscripts, among them the primary paleographic take a look at of the gothic and humanistic writings of Antonio de Nebrija.

He has additionally cultivated the historical and important analysis of files from the Middle Ages and the Modern Age.