Technical Manager and Digital Humanities Researcher, at University of Exeter, UK. Occasional railway historian and lacemaker. Mostly retweets, own opinions.
Today we had the honour of welcoming ‘King Henry VIII’ at Exeter Cathedral. ‘King Henry’ processed from Exeter Guildhall with his entourage towards the Cathedral and was greeted with ceremonial Tudor music performed by Exeter University Chapel Choir, and His Majesty’s Sagbutts and Cornetts. The visit was part of Historic Royal Palaces’ ‘Henry VIII on Tour’.
#ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral #HenryVIIIonTour @HenryVIIIonTour
What are you doing on Wednesday 5 March at 5.30pm? Yes, I know it's a long way off, but now you can plan accordingly. I will be speaking on on the poetry of the Second World War at the London Archives. Do come along.
https://t.co/PCxTTl1U2v
If you were surprised that the Internet Archive is an actual place, just wait until you find out that we have an actual, physical collection of printed, paper books 🤯 For every book we lend to users online, there's a physical copy preserved in the Physical Archive. A 🧵
We're back! @grace_di_meo and I are looking for abstracts for an edited collection on Historical Network Analysis - check out the call below and email us at [email protected]! 📅 Deadline: 11th October #cfp#historicalnetworks
Publishers like Elsevier have sky-high profit margins.
Academics who "create content" as writers, reviewers and editors are unpaid....
...while universities pay millions and millions for subscriptions to access the journals.
This should change.
👉https://t.co/59MFgSoyeS
Quick boost for our @RENEW_nature
Making and Doing audio exhibit, in partnership with @BL_OralHistory, 'Stories in Conversation', listening to/with oral histories of env/agri fragmentation & collaboration #EASST4S2024
https://t.co/h5f9BFvJyx
This fascinating map was first printed by Dr. Thomas Shapter in 'The History of the Cholera in Exeter in 1832'. It identifies the location of deaths by cholera and sites relating to the city’s response to the pandemic.
📷 Cartography Coll./A.3.a.vi
#MapMonday#MappingOurExeter
Part 3 is out now!
I would like to thank @DExInstitution for the amazing opportunity to work with their collections and thanks to everyone involved who helped me along the way.
https://t.co/kxFYBAG3xW
✍️Each year we ask our interns to write a blog post at the end of their time working with us looking back on their time in the DH Lab. Here is the first of this year’s blogs from Emily 👇
https://t.co/16mJAUCfF4
📅Interested in internships? Applications close 3rd July 2024.
🚨Applications for Digital Humanities Interns 2024-25 are now live!🚨
Follow the link below to apply now on handshake or search SCP 7290.
https://t.co/GkF8QoiPDo
📅Applications close 3rd July 2024.
@UniofExeter@UniOfExeterHASS
Its day 2 of hearing from our intern team about what they learnt working in the DH Lab. Read about Daisy's experience here👇
https://t.co/16mJAUCfF4
Keen to get involved too? We are currently recruiting for 2024-25 interns. Applications close 3rd July 2024.
A massive thank you to our 2023/24 interns who finish with us at the Digital Humanities Lab today. It's been a pleasure working with you.
We'll be advertising for DH interns for next academic year very soon!
Thanks again to everyone who supported our multilingual Reading Bodies II workshop. You can find photos by @KatyHUMS and more details here: https://t.co/xHFsIeQkvO