Liam Fitzgerald

AHRC PhD candidate with a focus on the British Museum's collection of 18th and 19th century scientific prize medals - King’s College

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

@britishlibrary Any updates on this?

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

We are currently hosting a live auction to raise money for Waterloo Uncovered! Please give what you can!

[Waterloo Uncovered @DigWaterloo]

#AnEveningUncovered is at 7pm, but it's not too late to get FREE event tickets or raffle tickets! Add some excitement to another boring Friday in lockdown with a film, raffle, & celebrity guests! Register now and we'll email you a link to the stream: https://t.co/0nM86kgvaD

[Dr Danny Bate @DannyBate4]

I think Latinists need to admit that we all secretly have a favourite declension.

[Ste @StePlunk]

If you still love this man RT this.

Jurgen Klopp - YNWA

[Paul Putz @p_emory]

Historian looking for the source for a quote they decided to footnote later https://t.co/jzw1EJVQNW

[Georgia Crossland @GCCrossland]

I’m currently working with other researchers on a project for the @NCSC and @RISCS_UK, studying the impact of remote working on cyber security and wellbeing. If you’re a cyber security expert in charge of a team + would like to be interviewed, let me know! #CyberSecurity #infosec

[Georgia Crossland @GCCrossland]

😂😂

[Isla Macfarlane @bibliophisla]

You have GOT to be kidding me.

[The Royal Philatelic Society London @The_RPSL]

The Crawford Medal is awarded annually for the most valuable and original contribution to the study and knowledge of #philately in book form (physical or electronic). Nominations should be sent to Nicola Davies via email ([email protected]) or post (RPSL) by January 31 2021

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

@SWalesRecordSoc @WestGlamArchive I'd love to pick up a copy! Currently doing research on the Glamorganshire Agricultural Society of which Thomas served as the first president! Let me know the best way of doing so.

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

Gems hidden in the margins: The power of technology integration in palaeographical/historical studies!

Medieval Spies: UV Imaging Reveals Hidden Text in 15th Century Manuscripts https://t.co/sG4QcfBqUj

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

Was privileged enough to interview Peter for @DigWaterloo to capture his insights on the Napoleonic campaigns. Definition of a stand up gentlemen!

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

*medal

[Aoiffe Walsh @AoiffeWalsh]

@LiamFitzBM This coin is lit

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

@GCCrossland Enthunumismatist

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

Fun fact: Vespasian's Judea Capta series would continue to inspire numismatic designers 1700 years later. Take this medal issued to commemorate British victory at the Battle of Quebec in 1760! (note the beaver)

[Georgia Crossland @GCCrossland]

Really disappointed with the treatment of other PhD students and funding extensions. If funding bodies won’t grant extensions, they should lower the requirements for a thesis/viva. It’s impossible to produce the same standard of work, with so much less time. #phd #research

[Liam Fitzgerald @LiamFitzBM]

Yes Egham museum 😂

[The Egham Museum @EghamMuseum]

@GoingMedieval @Amonsaro Magna Carta is useful for removal of fish weirs in the River Thames in the 13th century

Not breaking lockdown during a pandemic in the 21st century

Unpopular opinion we know 😂

[Dia Mirza @deespeak]

#SnowLeopards are the thermometers of #ClimateChange. Panthera uncia serves as an icon for preservation and progress, and our commitment to achieving the #SDGs for the benefit people and the planet. 🌏🐆 @snowleopards #WildForLife #ForPeopleForPlanet

📸by:
@ismails

[Snow Leopard Network @SnowLeopardNet]

Tomorrow is international snow leopard day! We will be retweeting all the great snow leopard content from around the world. Do join us in roaring for snow leopards

[Snow Leopard Trust @snowleopards]

Did you know...? The #snowleopard was first described by German naturalist Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber in 1777. Scientifically, the snow leopard is known as 'Panthera uncia.' Uncia, as well as the English name ounce, are derived from the Old French word 'once.'