.Urban Future. is one of Europe’s most inspiring event for making cities sustainable. 🏡🚴🌸  #UF24

Get ready to dive into urban sustainability with:
✴️ 60 sessions
✴️ 35 field trips
✴️ 20 side events

🔗 urban-future.org
🌆 5-7 June 2024, Gemeente Rotterdam

Was delighted to receive some wonderful gifts after delivering the Kew international science seminar on E.K.Janaki Ammal. I was taking her story back to an institution she had long been involved with.

The University of Sussex has been cited as one of the best neurodivergent-friendly universities in the UK – read more FE News: ow.ly/VyXV50QZVV6

#NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek #NeurodiversityWeek

A CWEH workshop. Please register
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A CWEH seminar of interest
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Useful meeting at the Royal society on rejoining Horizon Europe with access to it's research funding of 95 billion euros.

Had a fantastic trip to Tobago in the footsteps of Richard Grove who had publicized it's very early forest reserve in Scientific American quoted in the application for UNESCO heritage status and now a UNESCO biosphere reserve
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Little Did I know... Vinita's Story (Creating with Uncertainty - TRANSFORM iN EDUCATION)
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You may be interested in this film we commissioned for our exhibition launch on Janaki Ammal
Janaki Ammal and the Genetical Society doi.org/10.25377/susse…

Great book by my colleague Jacob Norris who has rethought the way we write history through his new book sup.org/books/title/?i…

Happy to share this review of our volume;
Vinita Damodaran and Rohan D’Souza, editors. Commonwealth Forestry and Environmental History: Empire, Forests, and Colonial Environments in Africa, the Caribbean, South Asia, and New Zealand. academic.oup.com/ahr/article-ab…

Presentation by Shibaji Bose, Anandita Saha on visual methods and climate change part of their IDS Tapestry project work at Sussex/Durham workshop on 12th August at the Botanical Survey of India gallery of Indian museum in Kolkata

I am grateful to Dr. Rebecca Webb, Dr. Perpetua Kirby for co-authoring this write-up with me and Prof. Vinita Damodaran for being an advisor in the project.

Sussex/Durham Workshop on Climate change and visual methodologies, 12th August
Venue: Industrial Section in Indian Museum, Botanical Survey of India, 2nd floor, Kolkata 
Senses of Climate Change: Working through Audiovisual Experiences, Entanglements, and Methods

We extend our gratitude to all who joined and participated in the CWEH Garden party on July 24th, 2023. Your presence made the event truly special, and we are deeply appreciative of your continued support.

Exciting moments at CWEH's Book launch & Early Career Research workshop on 'Doing Indigenous Studies & Activism in South Asia.' Prof. Sangeeta Das Gupta's new book impressed us! #CWEHBookLaunch #IndigenousStudies #ResearchWorkshop

Successful launch of our digital exhibition on Science humanism and the making of modern India with Dr Antonia Moon (BL) and Dr Sarah Wilmot (John Innes Centre)
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Ranajit Guha's recent passing marks the end of an important historiographical era. At Sussex University, he contributed significantly to the fields of radical history, material culture, and peasant society in the Global South. Read more : sussex.ac.uk/webteam/gatewa…

We are delighted to invite you on our digital launch of an exhibition 'Science, Humanism and the Making of Modern India' by the Centre, followed by a workshop on 'Science, Visual Culture's and Museums'. For more info click sussex.ac.uk/cweh/newsandev…