
Professor of Literature & Environment and lead for the @AHRCpress From Noah to Now and Rising tide of Humber projects @UniofHull. https://xitter.cf/t.co/Ook2O9JQu9
University of Hull
Joined August 2014
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We’re thrilled to launch From Noah to Now – a ground-breaking @ahrcpress project @UniOfHull exploring the role of opera, literature and the arts in communicating flood risks in coastal and estuary communities. Follow to find out more! #FromNoahToNow #ArtsEducation #OperaInSchools
Join us for a unique opera! Funded by @ahrcpress for the #FromNoahToNow project @UniOfHull, this *free* event aims to raise awareness about flooding.
Grimsby Minster. 24.03.25 lnkd.in/dwPpGfyz
Hull Minster. 26.03.25 lnkd.in/dJaWTV36
#ArtsEducation #OperaInSchools
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Many thanks to our #PhD researchers from the @LeverhulmeTrust DSC for Water Cultures @UniOfHull for organising the 3rd annual conference - a great day with external speakers and exciting presentations and posters from our students. Congratulations all!
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Our latest blog from the AHRC Noah to Now project @UniOfHull, reflecting for #FloodActionWeek on what literature and history can bring to today’s debates about the Thames Flood Scheme. hull.ac.uk/work-with-us/more… @ahrcpress @EEIatHull @faceofresearch
Looking forward to speaking @SheffieldCEMS later this afternoon where I’ll be talking about some of the ways floodplain meadows have left their ‘water mark’ on several centuries of English literature, from late medieval to late 17th century plays and poems.
SCEMS is back! Next week, @StewartJMottram joins us to discuss his recent research on flooding in early modern literature.
📌Lecture: Thurs 10 Oct, 5:15-6:30pm
📌Masterclass: Fri 11 Oct, 10am-12pm
Full details on our website: sites.google.com/sheffield.a…
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Amazing work by @EEIatHull and @WilberforceHull PGR Laura Birkinshaw #socialjustice #waterhistories #watercultures
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Check out the latest Risky Cities blog post by @StewartJMottram and @Edward_Brookes_ which reflects on our recent partnership with @HullFerens and how we can draw upon the arts to open up conversations about water and flood resilience.
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What can the Humanities bring to environmental challenges that are so often seen as the terrain of the Sciences and Engineering? I loved this fascinating blog post by @StewartJMottram.
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New paper published exploring Hull’s histories of living with water and flood, from the town's foundation in the 1260s through to c. 1700. The research is part of our wider work utilising learning histories inc through our @Risky_Cities project
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Our colleague @StewartJMottram is @UniUtrecht today introducing our Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarship Centre in Water Cultures to the International Network of the Environmental Humanities meeting, alongside 15 other research initiatives and centres from across the world
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Spread the word about our @LeverhulmeTrust funded Water Cultures PhD Scholarships - apply by 24 Jan for Sept ‘24 entry
We have 7 interdisciplinary research projects on offer plus an open call for research proposals.
Find out more: hull.ac.uk/watercultures
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9/16
‘Learning histories, participatory methods & creative engagement for climate resilience’ by
@BrionyMcDonagh @Risky_cities @Edward_Brookes_ @learnbyhand @HannahWorthen @Tom_Coulthard @thehullwewant @StewartJMottram Amy Skinner& @Voucher_Boy
doi.org/10.1016/j.jhg.2023.0…
(Vol.82)
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And the annual Centre for Water Cultures conference is job done!! Congrats to all our PGRs for fascinating papers, lightning talks and hands on sessions - and huge thanks to our keynote speaker, Dr @jfpackham of @unibirmingham for a great lecture on the coastal gothic
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PhD Scholarships open with @LeverhulmeTrust DSC for Water Cultures @UniofHull
Explore diverse aspects of the green-blue humanities through 7 multidisciplinary projects & an open call
Apply by 24/1 hull.ac.uk/phd
Join our free webinar, 6pm 27/11
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Thanks @Bev_Cafe_Sci for inviting us! I also really enjoyed the free-flowing discussion that followed on VR, AI, and the empirical v mystical methods (among other topics)!
Beautiful stuff from Amy Bilton and @StewartJMottram . An amazing mix of science, poetry, flooding and VR. risingtide.hull.ac.uk/floodi…
Looking forward to it!
🚨Science cafe tonight
We’ve got a double act from @StewartJMottram and Amy Bilton bringing flood modeling to life with VR and poetry.
See you at 7:30pm @AtomBarBeverley
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A funded Phd to study Science Fiction imaginings of the future and use that to support communities in climate crisis? With the opportunit to be supervised by @sforrest1, @StewartJMottram and myself? What's not to like? Applications open until April 27th! hull.ac.uk/study/postgraduat…
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Please RT: We have a selection of named project and open-call #PhD scholarships with the @UniofHull @LeverhulmeTrust Doctoral Scholarships Centre for Water Cultures
Apply by 27 April!
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Today is the 402nd birthday of Hull poet Andrew Marvell and @UniofHull we’re thrilled to be welcoming Professor Nicholas von Maltzahn to campus for this afternoon’s Andrew Marvell Lecture! There’s still time to book a seat @faceofresearch @MarvellSociety eventbrite.co.uk/e/andrew-ma…
Delighted to be welcoming Nicholas von Maltzahn to @faceofresearch @UniOfHull on 31 March for the 2023 Andrew Marvell Lecture delivered on the 402nd anniversary of Andrew Marvell’s birthday! @MarvellSociety
🔥 Andrew Marvell Lecture 2023 👏
Join Nicholas von Maltzahn, Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Ottawa, for the 2023 Andrew Marvell Lecture.
📆 Friday 31st March 2023
⏲ 3:30pm – 5:00pm
🗺️ UoH (Canham Turner) and Online
Free to all: bit.ly/40JT8dO

























