'present scholarship' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to studies and research related to the present time. For example: "Present scholarship has shown that climate change is occurring faster than previously predicted."
Present scholarship inclines to the view that such admirably well-structured poems as the Iliad and the Odyssey were probably shaped by an epic poet named Homer.
Jeff Sahadeo and Russell Zanca's edited volume admirably fills this lacuna in present scholarship and will likely become a standard text for Humanities courses on the region.
On Saturday, at a Nashville antiques store, Mike Wolfe, a co-host of the History Channel's "American Pickers" reality series, will present scholarship awards, including a grand prize of $10,000, to three "kid pickers".
Presenting cutting-edge research in syntax and semantics, this important volume furthers theoretical claims in generative linguistics and represents a significant addition to present scholarship in the field.
Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum presents an annual symposium each year that attracts top academics, practitioners, and policy makers from across the nation to present scholarship examining environmental issues by drawing on legal, scientific, economic, and public policy resources.
When those commitments are foregrounded, they (the commitments, not the metamodern verse itself) will elicit all the reactions Wallace presaged; when those commitments are submerged beneath the work, they will remain invisible to and therefore untouched by our present scholarship and seem entirely fictional.
The organization will also present scholarships to Latino students in the San Gabriel Valley.
At MIT, digital humanities practioners use digital tools and big data to investigate research questions, while also presenting scholarship through, and within, new media forms.
At MIT, digital humanities practioners use digital tools and "big data" to investigate research questions (many that can only be asked with the speed of the new tools) while also presenting scholarship through, and within, new media forms.
The intersection of digital and humanities is not just in new modes of presenting scholarship, it's not just in ways computer techniques can be used to study materials — it's also in understanding the ways computation and digital media have been transforming the culture". Visualizing Cultures, launched at MIT in 2002, is a visionary project in the field of image-driven scholarship and learning.
"The intersection of digital and humanities is not just in new modes of presenting scholarship, it's not just in ways computer techniques can be used to study materials it's also in understanding the ways computation and digital media have been transforming the culture". available in print from MIT Press, and as a free pdf through Creative Commons.
