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She’s arrived! 🎉
I’ve been working on this poetry collection for nearly eight years. How surreal to finally hold it, see it here, in my house.
I’m so grateful to everyone who has helped make this happen 🧡
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Popping up from the twitter abyss to plug mine and Andy Flack's new article. Check it out if you're interested in disability history, animal history, history of science onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Really pleased to announce that thanks to generous funding from the AHRC, @FocusGames and I will be taking our #disability #history game Legless in London to market! We’re currently working on the final proofs ahead of putting the game into production. Watch this space!
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Really pleased to see the entry on Maritime Literature that I co-authored with Laurence Publicover out with Oxford Bibliographies. It was a pleasure to write about so many great pieces of #bluehumanities scholarship!
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I’m organising the next BSLS conference in April next year. Please come along!
The Call for Papers for the Twentieth British Society for Literature and Science conference at Lancaster University is now out! Deadline for submissions is Friday 15th November and there are more details here: bsls.ac.uk/2024/09/cfp-briti…
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Are you thinking about your @TheBSLS conference proposals? If so, @HarrietTho and I are looking for a third panellist interested in electrical technologies (broadly), periodicals (broadly), and archives (broadly). We'd love to propose a transhistorical panel. #litsci #ecrchat
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A brilliant statement, but if English is to continue flourish we need students to opt for it at A-level and University; we need parents, and careers advisers to realise that there are brilliant career choices for English graduates, and that it is a powerful, profound subject
A superb statement from a @BirkbeckUoL student about why English courses must be protected! A manifesto around which all of us should unite. This is about the health of the nation and our culture in the broadest sense!
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Everyone here at the JLS is looking forward to reading the entries. SUCH excellent work being done by ECRs in the field
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The deadline is fast approaching for the BSLS/JLS Prize for the best new essay by an early career scholar on any topic within the field of literature and science.
The winning essay will be published in the JLS. The winner will also receive a prize of £100.
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This year's BSLS Winter Symposium will examine at The Subterranean Anthropocene! Papers are invited on any topics related to subterranean anxieties present in the intersection of literature and science.
CFP here: bsls.ac.uk/2022/08/cfp-the-b…
Deadline 30 September.
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#JOB ALERT - "Lecturer in English Literature," Job Ref:14730BR, School of English, Communication and Philosophy, Cardiff University @cardiffuni
Salary: £34,304 to £40,927 per annum (Grade 6)
Hours: Full Time (Teaching & Scholarship)
Contract Type: Fixed-Term/Contract 1/5
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For colleagues in universities facing redundancies / closure please share this toolkit, which we put together with colleagues in at-risk departments in 2021: englishassociation.ac.uk/too…… We stand with you. @UnivEnglish @IES_London
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Come work with us! Research associate opportunity on the @ahrcpress and @dfg_public funded project ‘The Sound of Nature: Soundscapes and Environmental Awareness, 1750-1950’ at @CUEngCommPhilos @cardiffuni jobs.ac.uk/job/CQM122/resear…
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Our Summer School is in person in June on the theme of Energies with talks from fab scholars on nuclear, extraction, and renewables. Keynote from the brilliant @_Sobieski Open to UK and international postgrads and postdocs. Deadline soon! Info via DM or at tinyurl.com/mry5xms8
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NEW NARRATIVES OF KNOWLEDGE:
Great blog by @allansudlow on the importance of telling tales about new knowledge to enhance engagement and bring cutting edge research to life @ahrcpress ukri.org/blog/stories-the-po…
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Really looking forward to this - ‘Modern British Nature Writing, 1789-2020’ from the @LandLinesNature team will be out from @CUP_LitPerform on 17 March.
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Details of the whole programme, fringe events, Manchester City of Literature tie-ins all coming soon
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Sleep Through This Talk: Imagination and the Paradox of Sleep in a Restless World
January 26 at 1pm CST, a look at how sleep is represented in literature and culture in Canada, by Paul Huebener (Athabasca University)
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As #Cop26 gets underway, we look at some of the ways the #Coronavirus pandemic continues to be used to imagine futures of #climate and environmental action, the latest in our #covidnarratives blogs series. One for @mackaycartoons
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Transport noise linked to increased risk of dementia, study finds
#Dementia #DHPSP #globalhealth #scicomm #WomenInSTEM #STEM #PhDVoice
Attn: @sminaev2015 @Devkota_HP @ToshiyukiHorie @erlesen @HealthyFellow @DrSeeboth @dronita_de @MerisaCenanovic
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