Back at @thackraymuseum today to collect some objects and materials from the now deinstalled @LBObjects You Choose #exhibition. Missed it? Visit it virtually here: https://t.co/u1XsnFUSY2 #histsci
Our academic researchers have been awarded a total of four @ahrcpress Collaborative Doctoral Awards through different routes. These will be advertised for fully-funded study starting in October 2025, with application processes to start soon. Watch this space! #histsci
Our new podcast - The Science of 1875 - explores what science was like 150 years ago when the Yorkshire College of Science was inaugurated. New episodes every fortnight from 20 January. Listen to the trailer here: https://t.co/sjLogS4Zja
#histsci@UniversityLeeds@LeedsPRHS
As we sign off for the festive break, a little teaser for what's coming from us in 2025! Our first full episode, on geology, will land on Monday 20th January.
https://t.co/iSdfcJXzHX
The Science of 1875 - a podcast in the history of science, technology and medicine! #histsci
A wonderful opportunity to share the learning and experiences of the @thackraymuseum residency on our @LBObjects project. Great questions and feedback!
Did you know that 2024 marks the 150th Anniversary of the founding of the Yorkshire College of Science, precursor to the @universityleeds?
Well, now you do!
Exactly 150 years ago the “Bradford Observer” reported: “the first session will commence on Monday, October 26th, 1874”.
It is entirely possible that there is a glitch with BBC Weather. Or, more worryingly, that my umbrella is at risk from the *checks notes* 13,353 mph winds, continuing metronomically throughout the day! @bbcweather
We welcomed new and returning staff, postgraduates and visitors to kick off the new academic year! It was wonderful to get everyone together to renew our friendly and supportive culture of research @LeedsPRHS#histsci#philsci#histSTM#twitterstorians
https://t.co/kdrArT4Om1
A wonderful day running an interdisciplinary, intersectoral workshop today at @NCTC_3000@UKHSA. Archivists, data specialists, culture collections staff and historians exploring how historic papers can be preserved and used for research. Supported by @BritishAcademy_#histsci
I'm really pleased to see the first of my series of blog posts with @thackraymuseum up on their website! The posts are inspired by aspects of the new 'You Choose' exhibition & the first focuses on the onboarding display on glasses. Please share!
https://t.co/0TgVZDKYIb
A wonderful afternoon for the first Advisory Panel, convened for the major @BartsHeritage project, supported by @HeritageFundUK. Amazing work going on to engage audiences in heritage for wellbeing and revivifying their incredible spaces! #histmed
It was a true pleasure to join @DownieLive and @gazelligpoker (and Ed!) for this narrowboating adventure, featuring an epic flight of locks, superb weather, great food/company, and a monumental jump fail... https://t.co/haIy61J4sD
Publication time! Our colleague @frankendodo has co-edited this magnificent and wide-ranging companion volume, exploring the legion influences which made Through the Looking Glass possible, and its many afterlives. Many congratulations! #histsci
https://t.co/eEdNBTPiY1
PRHS PGR @StefanBRadu1 has been awarded the Prestigious Royal Institution Freer Prize Fellowship for his Research in Developmental Genetics. Stefan will benefit from mentorship, training on Science communication and other resources.
See more here https://t.co/UQrcPY2Kge