Please join us for a public discussion on 18 September, 6-7:30pm, led by Sadiah Qureshi, historian of extinction and author of Vanished, and Rachel Webster, curator of botany at Manchester Museum.
Please join us for a public discussion on 18 September, 6-7:30pm, led by Sadiah Qureshi, historian of extinction and author of Vanished, and Rachel Webster, curator of botany at Manchester Museum.
Dr Brandy Schillace
Hope in the Dark: How a daring team of sexologists built the world’s first trans clinic in the shadow of the Third Reich
We are extremely pleased to welcome the European Society for the History of Science at the University of Manchester for their Early Career Network and In-Between Meetings on 9–12 September 2025.
Workshop Conference. 17 June 2025
The University of Manchester
Professor Mark Harrison (University of Oxford)
Protest and Identity Formation in the Time of Covid: The UK in Historical Context
Dr Claas Kirchhelle (CERMES3, Paris)
Twisted Pipelines: How Antibiotics Became a Market Failure
International Workshop, 12 June 2025
The John Rylands Library and Research Institute
Conference, 18-19 September 2025, at the University of Manchester.
Call for Papers
Dr John Alekna (Peking University)
Book Talk: Seeking News, Making China – Reimagining Chinese History through Information Technology
Prof Thomas Haigh (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
Artificial Intelligence: The Brand That Wouldn’t Die
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