Hopefully at a conference soon, or through a phone call in the meantime, but in any case: Let’s get to know each other. #wewanttoknow

Some wise suggestions from yesterday’s workshop on #failures and #ImposterSyndrome in Academia.

📢 Programme finally out! 📍University of Parma (Chiostro di Lettere - via D'Azeglio 85, Aula C, ground floor) 🗓️ 3-4 April 2023 You are all welcome to attend the conference in person or online through this Zoom link (newcastleuniversity.zoom.us/j/88595292203).

It's a wrap! Cannot thank you all enough for having embarked onto this journey together and having made it an absolute success!

Other people out there struggling/having struggled settling back in their routine lives after a research stay at the idyllic #HardtFoundation ? Main Library, pic from two weeks ago.

Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg, Cod. Pal. graec. 23, p. 97 and 103 (Constantinople, mid 10th c. AD) Marc.Arg. AP 5.63 and 5.113

So excited to be speaking at the 14th Celtic Conference in Classics, 11-14 July 2023 in Coimbra (Portugal). Panel 8: "Etymology in Greco-Roman Antiquity: Literary, Linguistic, and Philosophical Perspectives".

Delighted to share the final programme of the 16th Groningen Workshop on Hellenistic Poetry. Come along if you want to hear Veronica Piccirillo and I dabbling with sexual recommendations and erotic silences in epigrams! ⁦University of Groningen⁩ ⁦ classicsconferences-groningen.nl/programme-beyo…

Thanks to all those who attended today the Wellbeing in the North Workshop! It was incredibly nice to see so many people coming along from NCL, Edinburgh, Durham and Leeds to discuss mental health/Academic issues and to find strategies together to overcome them. Newcastle University

Come and meet us on the 20th of February here in Berlin to hear more about Podcast and Humanities 📌

📢Noch wenige Tickets übrig! Am 20. Februar findet anlässlich unseres neuen Podcasts WAGNIS WISSEN bei De Gruyter eine Podiumsdiskussion zu den Chancen und Herausforderungen des Podcast-Formats in den Geisteswissenschaften statt: eventbrite.com/e/podcasts-gei… Kommt vorbei!

This new volume edited by Thorsten Fögen and Nina Mindt examine the similarities and differences between the text types "#letter" and "#epigram" in antiquity and the Middle Ages analyzing constants and divergences across epochs and literary spaces. 📨 degruyter.com/document/isbn/…

Today you have met us BBAW attending the wonderful presentation of Prof. Jürgen Hammerstaedt on the #papyri found at the Villa dei Papyri at Herculaneum and their exploration. The evening was completed by an interesting discussion attended by Ira Rabin & YoussefNader.

International Workshop: ‘The Herculaneum Papyri: Texts and Interpretations’ (Newcastle University, 20-21 June). The workshop is co-organised by Nick Freer and myself with the generous support of Classics at Newcastle. See forms.gle/A7koc3mTYV75aQ… for registration and programme.

"Who’s That Girl? Portraits of Hetairai between the Hellenistic and Imperial Ages" 20-21 June. Organisers Roberto Di Tuccio EffrosyniTsak, keynotes @edithmayhall Ioannis Ziogas Registration (in person/online): forms.gle/1iKeMC32CL2NQn… #ClassicsTwitter #AncMedTwitter

OPINIÓN | Yo estudié Filología clásica: las carreras 'de letras' como antídoto de un futuro triste eldiario.es/opinion/tribun… ✍️ Por Marina Solís de Ovando

End unnecessary redundancies at Newcastle University chng.it/StQpYCVT via Change.org UK

Come along on the 12th – session 5 if you’re into entomology 🦗 We’ll talk about epigrammatic cicadas and grasshoppers!

#CA2025 Session 5 starts at 2:30pm. Explore panels and abstracts: ca2025.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/programme/sess…

PhD done, chuffed to say I’m now officially doctor in Classics 🎓