The call for the 2024 Hagströmer Fellowship in history Karolinska Institutet🇸🇪 is open! For a postdoctoral or senior researcher in history of medicine/science (early modern to C20): 10k€ stipend to explore the Hagströmer Library collections. Apply by 30 Nov. 2023, link below👇

I'm returning to the Warburg Institute next Wednesday 29 November at 2 pm to share my latest research on the readers of religious scholarship in early sixteenth-century Paris. It's possible to attend in person or online by signing up here: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/work-in….

"The Frances Yates Fellowship at the Warburg has been a fantastic experience, and I am very grateful to the Warburg and its scholars for the opportunity to develop my research across the last year." Apply now for one of our funded fellowships: warburg.sas.ac.uk/fellowships/fu…

Excited to share this term's programme for our seminar in Early Modern Intellectual History. The sessions will be held in All Souls College, Oxford, on Thursday afternoons. All welcome! Oxford Centre for Intellectual History

Doctoral Summer School in the History of Knowledge! LUCK invites applications for an international summer school at Lund University, August 20–23, 2024. Language of instruction: English. newhistoryofknowledge.com/2024/01/15/cfa…

🎙️#NewEpisode out now🎙️We spoke to Prof James Harris (Institute of Intellectual History) about Hume, the history of philosophy, and the concept of the people. Available wherever you get your podcasts!

Today, 5.00 - 7.00 pm; Ramsden Room, St Catharine's College: Filippo De Vivo (Oxford) Francis Bacon and Fulgenzio Micanzio: books and ideas between London and Venice in the early seventeenth century

Out now in FirstView, the first publication stemming from my FWO-funded research on Richard Simon and the vernacular Bible in early modern France. Find it here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Interested in question of agency and/or university history? Please join us this Saturday for a The Renaissance Society of America roundtable on 'agency in the history of universities', organized by @RDKirwan and Christa Lundberg #earlymodern #historyofuniversities #RenSA24 #RenTwitter

🚨JOB KLAXON🚨 Exciting opportunity at University of Toronto University of St. Michael's College—we're seeking an Assistant Professor (Teaching Stream, CLTA) in Printing History, Culture & Practice for the Book & Media Studies program. Start date: July 1, 2024. Apply by April 29! #BookHistory #twitterstorians #herbook

[🆕NEW OPEN ACCESS ARTICLE 🔓] Christa Lundberg (St Catharine's College, University of Cambridge), “Humanists and scholastics in early sixteenth-century Paris: new sources from the Faculty of Theology” IHR 34 (2): 299-315. doi.org/10.1080/174969….

The Swiss National Science Foundation published a brief report a few months ago: snf.ch/en/a6HYHTbiHps… #Receptiogate

Privileges have always been local, but how local were they? Come to Oslo and share your knowledge on printing privileges in small or lesser-known jurisdictions. CfP below. #BookHistory #TwitterHistorians #archives

We are happy to announce that Christa Lundberg (Christa Lundberg) has received funding from both the Swedish Research Council and Riksbankens Jubileumsfond for the project “Plagiarism hunting in early modern Europe (c. 1665–1730)” – an impressive achievement!

My monograph on maritime loan contracts will be published in the new year by University of Michigan Press. They are running a holiday sale - 50% off - so you can bag a copy now for less than 40 bucks! press.umich.edu/Books/A/Ancien…

📣NEW EPISODE📣 Francis Bacon: A Lion under the Throne We’re delving into the life of Francis Bacon, the man who claimed to have taken all knowledge as his province. Was he really the scientific revolutionary his modern disciples believe him to be?  open.spotify.com/episode/6SyKVr…

LUCK’s seminar series this spring has been released. Welcome to join us!

Oxford are looking for Richard Sharpe’s replacement: a wide-ranging palaeographer who can teach codicology and has an “excellent command of classical and medieval Latin” (a requirement that should in theory narrow the field considerably). #medievalTwitter my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…