A workshop for early-career researchers based in the UK on challenging Western-centric perspectives in the #medhumanities
Facilitated by Global History of HIV Activism project and Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research (NNMHR)
📆29-30 Oct 2026
University of Stirling
Applications by 15 April
DREAM job: two-years of full-time research on Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness and its various histories www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DQI985/r...
Can you 'hear' disease? What does it feel like to 'smell' sickness?
We're excited to be hosting a one-day in-person workshop exploring sensory studies and medical humanities.
📅 Tue 24 Feb, 11am–4pm
Book your free spot 👇
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Decentring the Medical Humanities: NNMHR (Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research) early career workshop Date: Starting on 29 October 2026 at 13.00, and concluding on 30 October at 13.00. Pla...
📘 A major open-access book on the role of science during the Covid-19 pandemic has been published, co-authored by Prof Alex Broadbent from @durham.ac.uk Department of Philosophy & IMH.
Find out more & read it online:
www.durham.ac.uk/research/ins...
#TransformativeHumanities #MedicalHumanities
📢Find out about the history of the Library of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh at next Tuesday's lunchtime talk at 1.15 pm @surgeonshall.bsky.social
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Our Head of Department @sadiseshiah.bsky.social has published a new book chapter - 'Staging Utopian Subjects: Contemporary British Theatre Beyond the Barriers' - in The Cambridge Companion to British Utopian Literature and Culture Since 1945.
Come work with us!
Two fully funded 36-month PhD positions in the history of medicine at Charité Berlin.
The positions are part of the EU-funded Gender Insight network researching biopsychosocial aspects of diverse hormonal transitions.
Deadline 28 Feb 2026
#histmed
genderinsight.eu
Cambridge Core - English Literature after 1945 - The Cambridge Companion to British Utopian Literature and Culture since 1945
Through co-creation and mixed methods research the projects will increase our understanding of the influence of biopsychosocial factors during hormonal transitions such as puberty and menopause, in th...
Join us live at the IHR and online. Free registration.
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RCSEd Library & Archive
Registration is now live for my VPFA Study Day on 'Sensation Fiction and the Health Humanities'. It's free to attend, thanks to funding from the VPFA and the Health Humanities Hub at Loughborough University. The programme and the link to register here: victorianpopularfiction.org/sensation-fi...
I am so pleased to share that I passed my viva yesterday!! Working on my PhD thesis (‘Abortion in Nineteenth-Century British Literature’) at @lboroenglish.bsky.social has been a wonderful experience thanks to my incredible supervisory team @drclaireocall.bsky.social @braddonite.bsky.social 💕🦋🫀
