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Looking forward to hosting the amazing @SchotteMargaret at our first online Oxford History of Science, Medicine and Technology seminar: 18 May #histsci #maritimehistory #earlymodern hsmt.ox.ac.uk/event/theory-s…

Så er vores nye afsnit om Scavenius live hos Altinget. Et af de sværeste afsnit at lave - og som I kan høre, blev Nicolai Kjær lovet en 🍺, hvis han tacklede rigtigt igennem. Vurdér selv, om han skal have den, eller ej #dkpol #dkmedier altinget.dk/artikel/statsm…

Excited about this!

'Mathematical models are a great way to explore questions. They are also a dangerous way to assert answers.' #ModelResponsibly in @nature by @AndreaSaltelli and others #histsci #modeling #modelling

Congratulations to 2016 #JohnMonashScholar Dr Emma Howard whose work in atmospheric science has won the Royal Meteorological Society's Malcolm Walker Award recognising new environmental researchers. Read more about Emma's work: rmets.org/prize-original…

It's super exciting (but also slightly scary!) to finally see this in print. If you're interested in suffrage/feminism/internationalism, check out my first academic publication in this issue of JWH

Monash History misses Ruth Morgan's goggles. So we are very proud support the History Council of Victoria's Annual Lecture, Ruth Morgan on 'Futures Past and Possible: Histories of and for Tomorrow'. Save 8 October at 5:30pm AEDT in your diaries! historycouncilvic.org.au/annual_lecture

✨transnational & global history seminar is back!!! And with our new format, we're more global than ever - so don't hesitate to apply if you are a graduate student in the humanities, doing anything that's about transnational & global history! We'd love to hear from you! 🌏🌎🌍💻

Nyt afsnit af Danske Statsministre til din weekend-gåtur. Om manden, der - blandt meget andet - gled i smørret 🧈 #dkpol altinget.dk/artikel/podcas…

🚨Event🚨 Hosted by our friends at the Centre for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology Monday 8 Feb 16.00 (Online) Harriet Mercer (Pembroke College) - "How Joseph Banks made climate move" Details and register via: bit.ly/3cNRi55

My short piece on why we need #climatehistory and more of it 🌧🌬

There’s still time to apply for these #envhist PhD scholarships ! Spread the word near and far! ANUHistory ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences

Such a privilege to work with Signature and Ruth Morgan - two of my #envhist idols! My piece is about some of the archival challenges of #climhist

The full '#Environment & History' series is now available blog.history.ac.uk/category/featu… 13 essays on new research from the C17th #Arctic to 1970s Oregon, #medieval London to C19th Vietnam. Thanks to Scouloudi Foundation for funding & @SLJohanesen for creating. #twitterstorians

Did you know Aboriginal women in Australia could use the crispness of a moon halo to determine how a storm is going to hit? Read 2016 ANZAC Centenary John Monash Scholar Harriet Mercer's fascinating research to learn more - ow.ly/sXIn50EQ1wL

With The British Academy support, the Making Climate History project is pleased to host Temporalities & Temperatures. Join Deborah Coen, Hervé Le Treut & Ann McGrath for a conversation on climate histories chaired by @SarahDry1. Online, 17 June 5:30pm BST eventbrite.com/e/temporalitie…