The British Library’s Unlocking Buddhist Written Heritage Lectures: Mélodie Doumy and Marie Kaladgew on the Anatomy of a Lotus Sutra Scroll
Raymond Lam
20 October 2020
Caring for a scripture like a patient in conservation
The British Library’s Unlocking Buddhist Written Heritage Lectures: Jann Ronis on “Indra’s Net for the Information Age”
Raymond Lam
7 August 2020
Speech on the BDRC’s activities
New Channels of Discovery and Discussion: The British Library’s Unlocking Buddhist Written Heritage Lectures
Raymond Lam
15 July 2020
A new series of recordings from the British Library on…
An Interview with Birgit Kellner on the Role of Indian Manuscripts in the History of Tibetan Buddhism
Serena Biondo
1 June 2020
Tides and trends in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist scholarship
Prof. T. H. Barrett and the State of Contemporary Buddhist Studies
Serena Biondo
21 April 2020
Text and context in modern Buddhist scholarship
Of Scriptures and Enchantment: An Interview with Sam van Schaik on a Grimoire of Magic Spells from Dunhuang
Raymond Lam
3 April 2020
Sam van Schaik is head of the Endangered Archives Programme (EAP) at the British Library. He participated in a panel at February’s conference on “Unlocking
British Library Exhibition Explores the Roots and Relevance of Buddhism
Craig C Lewis
24 October 2019
Landmark event examines Buddhism in history and the…
Scholars Inch Closer to Understanding and Sharing Ancient Buddhist Manuscripts
Craig C Lewis
18 July 2019
Ancient texts believed to offer new insights into early…
The Chan (Zen) Connection between China and Tibet: A Conversation with Sam van Schaik
Raymond Lam
11 May 2019
Shedding light on early Tibetan Buddhist history and practice