Material Cultures of Energy: How has energy transformed daily life in the twentieth century? Funded by AHRC. Trentmann, Shin, Taylor, Chappells, Wright
The Energy Communication Toolkit is now available for download at MCE project website: https://t.co/tALsbX2IeH including a printable version.
Science Museum C-MCE project page: https://t.co/nJCqVG47Zj
Fully-funded PhD studentship for UK students
@QUBelfast
'Energy Citizens before Energy Citizenship' is open for applications until 30 Sep. Please visit https://t.co/fxFkHjYp47 for details.
Delighted that this #WomenEnergy history is published today. Available from Blackwells in hardback now and for pre-order in paperback (ready 31 July) https://t.co/mM5MFpdrGP
Funded PhD studentship for UK and EU students @QUBelfast: Before Energy Citizenship: Energy, Culture and Place-based Identities in the UK, 1950s–1990s. Please visit https://t.co/b2elLX3ApT
We are thrilled to announce that the first 2020 issue of RCC’s Perspectives is now online! “Women and Energy” brings together largely untold stories that demonstrate the key roles of women in energy transitions. #enhum#envhist#gender#energy https://t.co/lcOCXpg7nX
From the #KitchenPower exhibition: A bright orange 1960s Hoover cylinder vacuum cleaner, donated to the @NMIreland collection by Dr Lydia Foy. Cylinders increased in popularity, as they were more maneuverable than upright cleaners. #MuseumFromHome#Pride#TransDayOfVisibility
Thank you to the 91k people who signed our petition. This is a vital win for the thousands of people affected by British Gas’s decision to raise the minimum pre-pay top-up. Our campaign revealed the extent of the fuel poverty crisis under this government. https://t.co/hAi0qCN0N6