I interviewed @CamUniLibrarian and Prof. Jim Secord about Darwin, the Correspondence Project’s exhibition (soon @nypl), and the return of the Darwin notebooks for @finebooks! Such interesting conversations. I hope you will enjoy reading the piece. https://t.co/mCk2nFbXCi @theUL
The Society’s gold medal was presented last night to Dr David Shaw, past President, in recognition of his distinguished services to bibliography, including in the Cathedral Libraries Catalogue and his many publications on French and English printing.
🧵We're excited to announce a new section of the Cambridge Digital Library for the Fitzwilliam Museum’s collection of Mediterranean embroideries.
View the full collection: https://t.co/auDOT8uu8B
@FitzMuseum_UK
I am now four years older than my father ever got to be. Every year on #FathersDay, I post this The New York Times short story because I never stop missing him. This story is about my father. And maybe yours. Thanks for indulging me.
https://t.co/ALmGZegH5M
"... from all he heard that Dr Mulligan was a versatile allround man, by no means confined to medicine only ..." Ulysses' Buck Mulligan was modelled on Oliver St John Gogarty, poet and medical doctor (Trinity alumnus). His degree certs are in @tcdlibrary
We're indebted to the National Heritage Memorial Fund, the Art Fund, The American Trust for the British Library, the British Library Collections Trust, and the Friends of the Nations' Libraries, for helping us acquire five amazing medieval manuscripts.
https://t.co/HkcgSKuGmV
You can now access a beta version of the English Short Title Catalogue (ESTC).
A bibliography of about 500,000 records, the ESTC aims to record every distinct letterpress item produced before 1801 in the English-speaking world.
Explore the catalogue: https://t.co/sfkVfGiyFE
My next book of science cartoons Physics for Cats is available to preorder now! Links here: https://t.co/IJW2wqyVfg
(This one is also available as a print https://t.co/tB7EWfN1FU)
📢 Today we're at Parliament to hand in our petition - signed by OVER 80,000 people - calling on the government to fix end of life care.
Too many people are dying alone and in pain.
Politicians urgently need to invest in end of life care and make sure terminally ill people get the support they need. 💛
The importance of reading, not slight stuff to get through the time, but the best that has been written, forces itself on me more and more every year I live; it is living in good company, the best company’: Matthew Arnold
Hello people in the West End of London, Pinda's lost a ring which belonged to my mum. If you're walking between Golden Square and Cecil Court this afternoon, and you spot a little Georgian gold ring set with seed pearls and purple-ish garnets, we'd be overjoyed to see it again.
We're remembering Daphne du Maurier today on what would have been her 118th birthday 🎈and relating hard to her words above.
If you've read du Maurier before, do you have a favourite novel?
#DiscoverduMaurier
📣 Hear from this year’s Munby Fellows, where they will share insights into their fascinating collections-led research.
Free and open to all. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Booking is required: https://t.co/wvnzWHp7KO
When @superdrug products make up an artwork of a Marie Curie Healthcare Assistant 🤝
The piece has been created to launch Superdrug’s ‘Purchase for Marie Curie Nurses’ campaign, which aims to raise funds for our work.
Visit Westfield Stratford now until Sunday 27th April to see it. 👀
Delighted to be participating in this excellent online initiative by postgraduates at the University of Glasgow exploring Digital Humanities in practice: https://t.co/4XaF5YmOQW
Happy World Health Day! TCD MS 93 contains recipes to relieve back pain and a sore mouth 🏥📜🔍 Check it out on Digital Collections: https://t.co/tslYzQZmM6