⚡ It's that time of year again when we are looking to recruit ~12 early-stage PhD students to give a 3-min Lightning Talk. A great opp to meet fellow PhD candidates, to give your first mini-research paper, and to receive advice from/have a drink with our convenors!⚡
This is such a useful event to present at. I attended at the beginning of my PhD and received advice and suggestions which shaped the entire project. I could not recommend enough!
Two weeks to go until the @CemsKcl on early modern 'Negotitations'. I'll be there talking about the #PowerOfPetitioning, alongside @elenaspnll, @AnnaTurnham, @tomb1649 and many others. Free registration. Hope to see some of you there!
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I've blogged my #PetitionsNetwork paper on the disappearance of female petitioners in 18th-century London. Lots of data, much viz! https://t.co/8v3UrcWoq0
Join us on 26 April 2019 for our shiny #18thCNOW conference. We will be debating the current state and future direction of eighteenth-century British History. Book your place now and see poster for details: https://t.co/Kr5C6n4JoG
Register for the 18th Century Now Conference! #18thCNow- the 30th anniversary conference for the British History in the Long Eighteenth Century Seminar will be on April 26, 2019, sign up at-https://t.co/IYWdnxeovl
News Flash: We are seeking early-stage PhD students to take part in our annual ⚡Talks event. Taking place on 5 Dec 2018 @ihr_history Deadline for responses: 31 Oct 2018
Great opportunity to meet other PGRs and to have drinks and dinner afterwards!
Anna Young's blog on working in the Archives Nationales is now up on the History Day 2018 postgraduate researcher archives blog- https://t.co/GKParf9vq6 #histday18
New blog series "How To: Post Graduate Students Delve into Archival Research" relays post graduate student archival experiences all over the world-https://t.co/8NkEGqxMog #histday18