Five history lectureships on the go - including environmental history, encompassing histories of science and medicine.

📢 Bridging Fellowships in Medical Humanities 📢 3 x 12mth Bridging Fellowships for recent PhD graduates in any relevant discipline to develop their research and careers in Durham Institute for Medical Humanities's Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities. Apply April 15 durham.taleo.net/careersection/…

Still some spots left for this very fun PhD course covering anatomy and anatomical representation in interdisciplinary perspective taking place next month. Please do share with friends and students!

Great looking CFP: ‘Meat in the Arts’ will be a one-day interdisciplinary conference at the University of Glasgow on July 3rd 2024, exploring the complexities of meat and its literal, literary, and cultural construction. See here for more: stomacglasgow.wordpress.com

Come be my colleague please! 🙏🙏🙏🙏jobs.ac.uk/job/DGY958/lec…

Tomorrow is my last day working Medical Museion after almost five wonderful years on my postdoctoral project Body Time. I've written a short blog about doing history in an interdisciplinary environment involving scientific collaborations and curation: museion.ku.dk/en/blog/doing-…

On 17 July, we're holding an online panel discussion on 'AI, History and Historians', to consider the implications of #GenAI for the discipline and profession bit.ly/3whHgVX Booking now open. With Helen Hastie, Matthew L. Jones, Anna-Maria Sichani and Jane Winters 1/2

Grad students, indep scholars, librarians, museum pros, academics ...✔️this list of avail 📚 & DM me to review your pick for H-Sci-Med-Tech! tinyurl.com/yzkcp9fa #HSTM #HPS #STS #HistSci #PhilSci #HistTech #HistMed #RHM #LitMed #MedSocio #MedAnthro #MediaStudies #InfoStudies

Job alert! 🚨🚨🚨 Research Fellow post (for 6 years!) on 'Kicking the Habit: Historicising ‘Addictive’ Sport Sponsorship in Britain, 1965-2025' - working with Prof Alex Mold, focusing on the history of the alcohol industry & sports. Deadline 31st May: jobs.ac.uk/job/DHP022/res…

Calling early career #historians 📢 Royal Historical Society is holding an online workshop on publishing your first #History monograph. Join us at 2pm BST on Friday 14 June to learn more about the publishing process from PhD to book. Booking now: bit.ly/4cQD9k1 #twitterstorians

Awesome job alert in my new department! Currently recruiting a Lecturer in History Post-1700 with a preference for candidates working with ideas of race in British and European contexts or European history related to war and imperialism. jobs.ncl.ac.uk/job/Newcastle-…

Associate Professor in Anglophone Literatures UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN DENMARK Full Time permanent timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listin…

Lecturer in Museum and Heritage Studies - AC2507NB at University of St Andrews jobs.ac.uk/job/DIR608/lec…

Check out Dr Kristin Hussey's review of Jole Shackelford's "An Introduction to the History of Chronobiology, Vol. 3, The Search for Biological Clocks: Metaphors, Models, and Mechanisms," published in 2022 by U Pittsburgh Press; review now available H-Net Reviews h-net.org/reviews/showpd…

You are claw-dially invited to a collaboration like no other. From 9th-11th August, we're coming out of our shells and popping up at the Crab Museum in Margate. crabmuseum.org

Does anyone I know have digital access to the Archives of Natural History? Trying to get a hold of this paper for some teaching prep: The governor's wombat: early history of an Australian marsupial | Archives of Natural History (euppublishing.com)