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Workshop: Climate & the Beginning of the Crisis Decades
30 August 2024. A one-day workshop that seeks to generate critical transdisciplinary engagement around climate research and discourse in the 1970s
New Project: EuroHealthHist
Barry Doyle, CHSTM’s new Professor of Health History, has been awarded a COST Action grant for a project entitled National, International and Transnational Histories of Healthcare, 1850-2000 (EuroHealthHist).
CHSTM Research Seminar: 9 April 2024
Prof Manon Parry
Risky Histories, Medical Heritage, and Human Remains
CHSTM Research Seminar: 23 April 2024
Clare Hickman, University of Newcastle
‘Sick hands, thin and white, were always slipping offerings across my windowsill, offerings for the little birdlings’: Multispecies sensory encounters within and around British tuberculosis sanatoria
CHSTM Research Seminar: 12 March 2024
Amelia Bonea, CHSTM
Archives of the Earth: Fossil Histories and the Global Entanglements of Indian Palaeontology, 1920s-1970s
CHSTM Research Seminar: 27 February 2024
Adedamola Adetiba, University of Huddersfield/CHSTM
Understanding Antimicrobial Stewardship from a Historical Context in Nigeria
CHSTM Research Seminar: 13 February 2024
Clare Edington, University of California, San Diego
Morphine, cocaine and the slippery history of pain relief/pleasure seeking in colonial Vietnam
Pickstone Lecture 2024
In 2024 it will be 10 years since the passing of John Pickstone. The first Annual Pickstone Lecture will mark this sad anniversary. Our speaker will be Sam Alberti (National Museums Scotland & University of Stirling)
Innovation Diplomacy and Policy Engagement Events (30-31 January 2024)
We are excited to welcome Prof Janina Onuki and Dr Gabriela Ferreira from the University of São Paulo, Brazil, who will be joining us for a pair of events focused on ‘Innovation Diplomacy’ and academic policy engagement related to science, technology, medicine and humanitarian intervention.
Knowing Childbirth – Birth Stories and Collective Learning
Knowing Childbirth is the title of Leah de Quattro’s recently submitted PhD dissertation, conceived in 2014 as a part-time 1+3 ESRC-funded project, which included a pilot study leading to an MSc dissertation and an open-access journal article.
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