Hark, what news! The UL Choir will be performing carols in the entrance hall of Cambridge University Library on Wednesday 18th December at noon. Don't miss this wonderful Cambridge tradition!
If you can't make it in person, we will post the whole performance on YouTube.
CDH Fellowships are open to any scholar from outside the University of Cambridge working in an area of digital humanities that falls broadly within the arts, humanities, or social sciences.
Funding applications close on 31 July.
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One of the most critically acclaimed TV shows of the 2020s has yet to win the industry’s biggest award. What’s going on with ‘Reservation Dogs’ and the Emmys? https://t.co/Yvy1HX8SJw
What a week! A day at the Fitzwilliam Museum talking about plant humanities followed by a day at the Royal Society to celebrate the launch of this fantastic resource. Huge congratulations to everyone who made it happen!
Over 10,000 letters by astronomer and photographic pioneer Sir John Frederick William Herschel FRS (1792-1871) have been digitised for the first time on our #ScienceInTheMaking portal. Travel through time to read about Herschel’s work in his own words: https://t.co/xC851Fu0Ko
Cannot say enough good things about La Chimera - I saw it in a London Curzon on a lazy Saturday afternoon and I haven’t stopped thinking about it. Dreamy and charming but never over sentimental. A gem of a film.
Another winner from #Punchdrunk - as dream-like, absorbing, and spooky as usual but an interestingly intimate follow up from Burnt City. Saw it in preview and might have to go back. #violasroom#followthelight
Our crime fiction exhibition, Murder by the Book, is now open! Featuring 100 famous UK crime novels, Agatha Christie's typewriter, and Wilkie Collins' writing desk, the exhibition is free to attend but requires pre-booking. Open from 23 March to 24 August. https://t.co/3e47dqAlNT
I am *extremely* excited about this. Please share with anyone who might be keen: we're offering a FULLY FUNDED PhD studentship, exploring:
Colonial Natural Historical Collecting in the South Asian Indian Ocean.
There are some important stories to tell here
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Our newest Zooniverse project is ready for citizen scientist volunteers! By transcribing herbarium specimen labels, volunteers add to biodiversity big data for research. Visit our Zooniverse page to get involved! https://t.co/U0blFt6KJu @plantsci@CamUnivMuseums@CamGLAMresearch
Grateful to @EdwinRose3 for suggesting I look at a particular box marked ‘Plant Sciences Library Miscellanea’ -pictured here ‘poison’ labels and one of many ads for JS Henslow’s botanical lectures (MS Add.10205) @theUL
This weekend I saw two plays. One of them was terrible in so many ways I wouldn’t know where to start. Fortunately the other was @RedPitchPlay at @sohoplacelondon and I really can’t recommend it highly enough. Everyone involved is hugely talented.
JOB KLAXON: just two weeks left to apply to join our team as an Assistant Professor in Digital Humanities.
Apply, apply, apply! 🚀
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