I think we need to create a required course for all university students at every institution called - The Academic Institution: How this place works (and the curriculum informs students about how a university functions, who has power, how curriculum is set, etc.)

How can I do my work when my laptop is hotter than the sun?

Taking a break from Twitter for a week or so, in a bid to regain some perspective and get something important (read: overdue) done. À bientôt!

When @dcvanderlinden and I finished this Special Issue we thought it would also be interesting to bring together previous articles from SSFH in an open-access Virtual Issue that reflects on the development of the field...

Help me #Earlymodern #twitterstorians! I'm trying to trace a journey made by ship in 1610 from Cornwall to 'a place called Carowaye in the Straits' and 'from thence into Turkye to a place called Carubinn'. Can anyone help me locate these places?

And it is now... OPEN!! A big thank you to everyone who's made it real! Come and visit!❤️🔥📕✂️ vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/fr… #museumtechnicians #printers #designers V&A #medievaltwitter #medievalart #medievalmanuscripts #manuscriptcuttings #renaissanceart

So excited to be collaborating with the Renaissance Skin team King's College London on this👇🏾. Curated by the wonderful Hannah Murphy and funded by Wellcome. #blackportraiture

Really enjoyed the UCEMS annual lecture by Linda Briggs! Her talk ‘Parading Peace: Ceremonial Entries in the French Wars of Religion (1564-1566)’ gave lots of food for thought about public debate, royal power, and the methods used to negotiate lasting peace after civil war.

Professor Derval Conroy of @ucdslcl is looking for a postdoc to work in Dublin on an exciting project about Huguenot networks. More details here: marshlibrary.ie

Thank you Linda Briggs for this wonderful, thought-provoking workshop! And I fully agree with you @bramvanleuveren, it has been great (finally) meeting you in person!

Back from a wonderful week in Utrecht, where I gave the UCEMS annual lecture and a graduate workshop (among other research activities). Cannot thank colleagues and students enough for their warm welcome and engagement with my work - especially @KLaveant who made it all happen.

I saw this on its first day. Really enjoyed the works and the animated conversations that visitors had around them.

Some astonishing details from Crivelli's Camerino triptych to brighten this dreary day. The surviving panels at the Brera are all that remain of a triptych from the city of Camerino in the Marche, a depiction of which may be seen in the hands of its patron saint Venantius.

I've put together a poster for the SSFH ASMCF Annual Douglas Johnson Memorial Lecture which will take place on 17th January 2022, our speaker will be Prof Penny Roberts (WarwickHistory). Find out more on our site, including booking details frenchhistorysociety.co.uk/douglas_johnso…

A heart bookmark found inside a collection of Dutch pamphlets from the 1680s. Amazing that something so delicate managed to survive! #rarebooks #bookmarks

Is it really happening? Il semblerait que oui! Ouverture dans quarante-cinq jours après beaucoup beaucoup d’attente!! #partylikeaValois