One more time sleeping, and our BSHS Postgraduates conference at Warwick starts! We're so excited! If you want to follow the conference on social, make sure to follow the PG Twitter account 🔁📅⌛️🥂pg-conference.bshs.org.uk

Check out this one-day workshop on 21 May 📅about Atmospheric Humanities 🎈 organised by Tom Banbury and Fiona Amery funded by the BSHS and Cambridge HPS - Paper submissions open til 21 Apr 🗓️here: forms.gle/r1L1ugXNXcdTCw… - Learn more here: bshs.org.uk/cfp-cambridge-… 🔁 #HistSci

Interested in earning an STS degree part-time? Our next online info session for our graduate studies program in Northern VA will be this Friday, April 19  from 12-1pm on Zoom: bit.ly/47NwIun
Hope to see you there!

Royal Institution 2 Year Postdoctoral Freer Fellowship in History & Philosophy of Science!

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Our next round of Outreach and Engagement Project Grants is open! The BSHS supports small projects and seedcorn initiatives in the broader history of science. Apply by May 17 and receive up to £500 to support your project. #BSHSGrants #HistSci bshs.org.uk/grants/outreac…

EXCITING EVENT SOAS University of London
I'll be in conversation with
Zeinab Badawi for the launch of her new book on April 18. #AfricanHistoryofAfrica

Deadline extension until 1 May 👇
#histmed #histSTM

Submit your abstract for the workshop 'Rayas. Global lines, mathematical frontiers' about the partitions of power and notions of #space of the #Iberian kingdoms in the #EarlyModern period.
🌍Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
📆September 26-27, 2024
Info: rutter-project.org/wp-content/upl…

We're so excited for #MHF2024 & #UoM200 kicking off 6 JUNE w world premiere compositions by Tom Coult Atefeh & #RenaldoRemai performed live by 5 musicians from
@bbcphilharmonic & audiovisual collaboration by Caro C & Elisa Artesero
ALL WELLCOME🎶🖼️🎉 the Whitworth

The 27th International Congress of History of Science and Technology will be held as a hybrid in-person and online event at the University of Otago’s Dunedin campus in June 29-July 5, 2025
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'Row upon row of glass jars gleam in the dim fluorescent light. Most contain thousands of seeds, some as small as a grain of sand, some shaped like feathers, some like hairs'.

Kew's Millennium Seed Bank stars in this article from the The Boston Globe 🌱👇
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The Medici Archive Project is offering nine short-term fellowships for graduate and pre-doctoral students! Apply by June 15 ➡️ ow.ly/iUgi50RcptG The Medici Archive Project #fellowships #RenTwitter #earlymodern

Check out Floris Winckel's review of Max Leonard's 'A Cold Spell: A Human History of Ice,' published in 2023 by Bloomsbury U.S.; review now available H-Net Reviews #envhist #envhum #climate #ice ❄️🥶🧊🌨️⛄️🏔️
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We're looking for a 3-yr PDRA in Health Inequalities to join us in the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities Durham Institute for Medical Humanities, working with Jesse Proudfoot Durham Health & Social Theory Group.

BSA Medsoc AKA @[email protected] Med Anthro Theory Medical Anthropology Cost of Living Blog - health/sociology/politics please share if you can!

The Max Planck Society and Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin invite nominations, including self-nominations, for a director who will lead one of the Institute’s research departments. Deadline May 27, 2024.
🔗bit.ly/4cUpiZZ

#HistSci #AcademicJobs

British Society for the History of Science Cambridge HPS CSHPS ESHS Harvard, Department of the History of Science History of Science HOPOS Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Oxford History of Science, Medicine and Technology The Society for the History of Technology (SHOT) Join us on 19 April at 2:30pm (Europe/London) for our next #HistSci seminar, a roundtable discussion of the ambitious digitisation programme, Science in the Making Daniel Belteki Anne McLaughlin #HistSTM #HSTM cassyni.com/events/JFgaGLR…

I'm very grateful to British Society for the History of Science for a research grant that took me to The Library of Trinity College Dublin Dublin, to see an amazing journal of an expedition into Namaqualand in 1685-6, and to the The Leverhulme Trust Cambridge History for funding an archival trip to the Western Cape Gov archives in South Africa

The excellent editors Prof Caitríona Beaumont, Eve Colpus & Ruth Davidson asked for potential book cover images on the theme of 'everyday health' for their edited collection (which I'm part of) ...but all I've found are these ladies & their potatoes. collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co8223…