A quick trip to Belfast to share reflections on press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…. Thankyou to QUB Geography colleagues for organising.

Ordered for the holidays! Nuala Johnson 🌿🦉🦔 you’ll like this one I’m sure.

The MA Geopolitics, taught in partnership with the School of Natural and Built Environment, allows students to explore the intersections of space, power, and politics 🎥 ow.ly/MNy050SM4Wb More info 👉 ow.ly/SA8J50SM4W8

Considering your options after graduation? There is still time to apply for our exciting new MSc in Climate Change! youtube.com/watch?v=5HY5Pj… For more info see: qub.ac.uk/courses/postgr…

New article in our magazine by Dr Carly Collier. Read here:hstmnetworkireland.org/2024/07/29/typ… For more information: typhoidland.org

Nice to see The Irish Times pick up my The Conversation piece on 150th anniversary of Tyndall's Belfast address: irishtimes.com/science/2024/0… I'm in Leighlinbridge on Monday for more, with thanks to CarlowCountyCouncil and National Heritage Week

What a great evening of creative reflection in Leighlinbridge on John Tyndall's Belfast Address, superbly organised by CarlowCountyCouncil + Carlow Libraries. CarlowLittleTheatre's dramatisation was tremendous and Gráinne Mulvey's Tyndall-inspired compositions were mesmerising.

Sorry not to make it to more of this, but really enjoyed chairing a session yesterday on 'Biographies and geographical thought' with superb presentations by Oliver Dunnett, Antonio Ferraz de Oliveira, Corey Johnson, Michiel van Meeteren and Sofie Bijleveld.

Many thanks to Zishang Yue for a thoughtful and fair review. Much appreciated. Alerting E. V. R. Kojonen Alister McGrath Gijsbert van den Brink

Do you belong to a Christian, Muslim or Humanist community? Complete a questionnaire to help us understand how the role of religion changed during covid - SURVEY CLOSES 6 SEPT qub.ac.uk/News/Allnews/f… SSESW at Queen's Michael Kelly ن Mitchell Institute at QUB Irish Studies QUB The Irish Catholic

Looking forward to the biography and geography session tomorrow at #RGSIBG24, co-organised with Prof. Innes Keighren. Do come along if you can (Blackett Room 630, in person only, 2.40-4.20pm, with plenty of time for discussion).

New open access commentary in Transactions by Matthew Gandy on the UK's REF exercise. Matthew focusses on the 'downgrading' of outputs, the potential implications for writing books, & the problem of evaluating 'culture', amongst other issues rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.111…

Wonderful. We've needed something like this on Victorian lecture culture for some time.