Excited to announce that an article of mine has just been published online and open access in the Journal for Maritime Research!👏🏼👏🏼 If you are interested in the rather niche topic of British sailor identity and mentalité, feel free to check it out⚓️ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Struggling to work out which Cambridge is prettier ☀️

🗣️TERM CARD: We are thrilled to release our programme for Easter term 2022, featuring speakers from four continents presenting on Water Cultures, Maritime Knowledge, Contested Oceans etc.🌊 Join us on Zoom and subscribe to our mailing list to receive updates on each session 👇

🗣️CFP: Thrilled to be back for 2022/23 with our new Call for Papers for Michaelmas Term. If you're a PG/ECR working in fields related to Oceanic History, come and present your research with us in an informal and welcoming environment (online). Deadline: September 9th 👇

🗣️CFP: Deadline THIS FRIDAY! Don't miss the last chance to apply to present your research with us!

Today, the University of Cambridge is sharing research into its historical connections to slavery. Read the summary, a response from the Vice-Chancellor, and our plans for creating a Cambridge Legacies of Enslavement Fund.

🗣️CFP: Thrilled to announce the Call for Papers for the #EncountersAtSea Conference! ⚓️Open to PG/ECRs researching topics relating to the following maritime encounters: piracy, slavery, migration, exploration, cultural memory, and littoral communities. Deadline: 20 January. 👇

🚨 CfP 🚨 Deadline for #EncountersAtSea Conference this Friday! 🚨

🚨Conference Alert🚨This FRIDAY🚨#EncountersAtSea🚨

📣 In case you missed it!! I appeared on the fantastic Charting History Podcast last week to talk about othering, naval caricatures and sailor culture ⚓️🌍

📣📣 Deadline Tomorrow!! 📣📣

Excited to take part, should be a fantastic couple of days!! 🏴‍☠️

Back in Cambridge now after a great few days at Tulane University for Problem of Piracy III 🏴‍☠️ Thanks again to the organisers and all the fantastic speakers!

A book review I wrote of the late David Graeber's Pirate Enlightenment has just now gone to print with Society for Nautical Research and the Mariner's Mirror! Feel free to check it out here📚: tandfonline.com/eprint/PB9HYVU…

Any #twitterstorians out there able to help me date this document? It was found in a collection of EIC correspondence in 1694 but the '3d/32 year of the King's reign' is throwing me off, because I presume that is referring to Aurangzeb #history

Otto is very happy to take part in the democratic process! #DogsAtPollingStations

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Does anyone have a spreadsheet template for a postdocs/job/fellowship search that they wouldn't mind sharing? #twitterstorians #phdchat