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Dr Dalton Rawcliffe, SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham’s Department of History, has just had a paper published in the journal Contemporary British History.
The paper is available here: https://t.co/TM8LNLShJs
My teaching replacement is now being advertised. It’s a 2.5 day a week job, which I know isn’t great for some people, but - unusually- it is fixed term for 6 years. Hope it suits someone - please distribute to your networks!
https://t.co/8f4qRmp5TU
🎊🎊Congratulations to COTCA doctoral candidate Vivien Chan for successfully passing her PhD today! Her thesis is titled ''A colony of shopkeepers': spaces of consumption in Hong Kong New Towns public housing estates, 1954-1989'🎊🎊
Please RT. Our annual @UoN_ARI Tomlinson lecture is almost upon us on #Sustainability to Business in #Indonesia . You can register here https://t.co/e7GhXO1YK8
The CATS Library Chinese Music Collections Podcast has launched! I am introducing my research on collaborations songs in Japanese-occupied China - here: https://t.co/3MMq94btV3 #chinesemusic@COTCAProject@ClusterAsiaEuro
Congratulations to COTCA PhD candidate Vivien Chan - her @UrbanHistoryCUP article 'Markets made modular' was shortlisted for the Best Article on Global Hong Kong Studies in the Humanities category on @asiascholars ICAS Book Prize 2023. Full shortlist here: https://t.co/WPjsW1Wt5Z
📢 Introducing the Frontiers of Research podcast!
Explore cutting-edge discoveries, revolutionary ideas, science stories, and an occasional tip for ERC grant applicants.
🎙️Spotify: https://t.co/LILLTs0CzI
🎙️Google: https://t.co/7TzS7o726r
🎙️SoundCloud: https://t.co/OQMyWatdL2
Jeremy Taylor @UniofNottingham on “Imagining ‘Central China’ under Occupation: The Wang Jingwei Regime and the Visualisation of the Lower Yangtze Landscape in Wartime” @ox_chinacentre [cartoon by Kato Minosuke, 1943]
COTCA Doctoral candidate Vivien Chan will present her paper 'Making the modern wet market in Hong Kong New Towns public housing estates: order, consumption and the materiality of wetness' at the Everyday Rituals in the British Empire and After, c1880-1980 workshop @UonHistory
Dr Jeremy Taylor's new article entitled “Humanising the Squatter: Photography in the Service of Resettlement in Emergency-era Malaya” has just been published in the journal History of Photography @HoP_Journal. It is fully Open Access and available here: https://t.co/WOrU1rN7oG
See below for a role as Research Fellow in Modern History of Southeast Asia with Dr. Jeremy Taylor based at University of Nottingham. Application deadling 5/05/2023
https://t.co/Ne8k3IEwGJ
New research funded by 2022 #ERCAdG (e.g.) ⬇️
☀️ Sun’s magnetic field
🕵️♂️ Breaking crime cycles
🗣️ Language technology for everyone
👩⚕️ Next generation mRNA therapy
🌿 Making flora more attractive to bees
😡 Causes of domestic violence
➡️ https://t.co/F7Feoc32Bp
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Congratulations to @ProfBaillargeon for winning the Mira Wilkins Prize awarded by @TheBHCNews for his research from #COTCAProject funded by @ERC_Research “Imperium in Imperio”: The Corporation, Mining, and Governance in British Southeast Asia, 1900–1930” https://t.co/fIM7eRWybC
Congratulations to our new staff member Dr Samantha K. Knapton @LgmSam, on the publication of her new book titled,
Occupiers, Humanitarian Workers, and Polish Displaced Persons in British-Occupied Germany
Bloomsbury, 2023
https://t.co/ACG6wU3HUi