*ON HIATUS* Early modern book history, MSS, print, marginalia & materiality. PhD students & ECRs welcome - 👉🔗 to join! Tweets: @samuscript & @mazinggrace_.
📢 JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
The IES is recruiting for TWO new lecturers! Come and join our fantastic research community!
- Lecturer in Collections, Archives, and the Study of the Book (https://t.co/tamsal4Gl4)
- Lecturer in Book History (https://t.co/hqME9Ay7QF)
📆Deadline: 26 May
Today is our last weekly #MiscellanyCafe before we take a break and return with monthly café dates from May. Come along and say hello at 16.00 BST today!
Good morning! We’ll be holding our penultimate weekly café this morning at 11am, before we shift to a monthly event in May. Come along and say hello! And a final call below for feedback and suggestions on Miscellany events:
From today, we are also collecting feedback and suggestions to help us plan events later in 2023 and next academic year! If you have attended a Miscellany event in the last 2.5 years or are a PGR/ECR in #earlymodern#bookhistory, send us your thoughts! https://t.co/yuPn5iEzWP
Do you work with early modern documents in #Kurrent? Our new Early Kurrent Emperor model has been trained with a wide range of Kurrent material from the 16th-19th centuries, making it ideal for transcribing #historical documents in #German. Try it out at https://t.co/CZsBVIK4Mn
It’s much easier to find online content in our new beta version of Explore Archives and Manuscripts: go to https://t.co/uz3fMkVJUg and tell us what you think using the feedback link on the right of the screen
There is still time to apply!
Postdoctoral Fellowship - specialist of early modern Britain, France, or Spain (including any colonies or overseas territories).
https://t.co/90sbfOt9tG
Deadline 30 March.
#twitterstorians#HistSci#bookhistory#earlymodern#legalhistory#print
Come be my colleague! @VirtualTreasury is hiring an #EarlyModern historian on the State Papers Ireland strand to work in @UkNatArchives. 2 years full-time from September 2023. https://t.co/b5OR1q2fPM
We are delighted to announce a new two-year position in the St Andrews Book Research Group working on the enrichment of @universalstc. Spread the word. Applications close 19 May. https://t.co/kZGCDMbGps.
Is there anyone out here with an interest in incunable/early printed canon law who can help me identify an edition? I think it's likely to be Tedeschi/Panormitanus's Lectura in Decretales, I'm guessing not an Italian edition.
It’s our café on Zoom today at 16.00! And a reminder we’re still looking for feedback from members and anyone who has attended one of our events in the past ⬇️
From today, we are also collecting feedback and suggestions to help us plan events later in 2023 and next academic year! If you have attended a Miscellany event in the last 2.5 years or are a PGR/ECR in #earlymodern#bookhistory, send us your thoughts! https://t.co/yuPn5iEzWP
Really looking forward to speaking at this free, in-person early modern printing event on 25 Apr (in a double bill w the amazing @jtneuhauser). Sign up here and please RT + share widely! #earlymodern https://t.co/Ti8jLHmvXB
From today, we are also collecting feedback and suggestions to help us plan events later in 2023 and next academic year! If you have attended a Miscellany event in the last 2.5 years or are a PGR/ECR in #earlymodern#bookhistory, send us your thoughts! https://t.co/yuPn5iEzWP
KLAXON: @britishmuseum is recruiting for a #renaissance/early modern curator to cover my maternity leave. More details here: https://t.co/uhDyu0rhCq with closing date 19.04.2023. Its a wonderful job in a wonderful team!
We will be meeting at 11.00 GMT today for #MiscellanyCafe! It’s been lovely to see lots of new members this term — we’re always happy to hear about your #bookhistory research!
We will be meeting weekly until the end of April, at which point we will move to monthly Zoom networking cafés for May-August 2023 ✨ We hope for one of these to be an in-person event in London. If you’d be interested in attending, keep an eye out for details next month!