Looking forward to this #LeedsIMS talk! If you are not in Leeds, all our seminars are hybrid and there’s still time to sign up! ims.leeds.ac.uk/whats-on-at-le…

So excited to have found this at the airport bookshop. On my way to #DMSI2024 and #MAA2024 ! #medievalwomen

🏰🎷Medieval job claxon 🎺🏰: Join the Medieval English community in the Netherlands and apply for this Assistant Professorship in Utrecht (fulltime, 12 months with prospect of permanent employment):
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The Marco Institute is inviting applications for a full-time Lecturer in Medieval & Renaissance Studies to join us here UT Knoxville. Initial appointment 1-2yrs renewable, with promotion potential. For full information visit apply.interfolio.com/142323. #academicjobs #medievaltwitter

I'm very excited to advertise three post-doc positions at School of Arts, Languages and Culture - all full-time for three years. They're to work with me on my ERC/UKRI-funded project INTRECCI (a study of global trade connecting West Africa, Indian Ocean World and Southeast Asia, 1450-1750). Details👇

Entirely online, nominal fee and medieval/early modern studies. What’s not to like! #cfp

Awesome work by the wonderful Lucy Moore! 😍

We are looking for new colleagues: 4 vacancies for professors in our department of literature: English (100%), French (75%), German (65%), and Spanish (100%), deadline approaching: 26 February (within two weeks). Check: uantwerpen.be/en/jobs/vacanc… (search 'literature')

Lorem ipsum, that’s cruel. Enter Aptos. facebook.com/reel/142436411…

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This is such good news not just for MEMS and King's College London but for palaeography, diplomatic and the study of all things manuscript: thank you, The Leverhulme Trust. The team is working hard so look out for news very soon -- and for applications opening next month.

Dr N. Kıvılcım Yavuz (she/her) British Library Digital Medievalist For those of us living in the US, one way to help is by supporting The American Trust for the British Library the American Trust for the British Library! atbl.us

While following the #NYSINYD webinar hit this backup button on your own machine - just in case 💾

Follow us on #NYSINYD #live . We are currently getting over 200 participants for this online event.

We're absolutely thrilled to announce our Call for Papers for the Medieval Women's Writing conference, to be held in person on 18 June 2024 in the Taylor Institution Library (Taylorian) with the theme 'Exchanging Words'. We're looking forward to abstracts for 20-minutes paper, deadline 31 March 2024. #CfP