Excited that this is out from Edinburgh University Press: new book on artist Jesse Jones w essays by authors including Silvia Federici, Tina Kinsella and me. Great review of Jesse's The Tower Talbot Rice Gallery The Guardian too: 'If you've come to Edinburgh for drama, this is your show'

Next Tuesday 6 Aug at 10am ✨ 'Cavendish and the Aesthetics of Beating Spacetime' the HRC-Gender Institute Distinguished Lecture presented by Anne M Thell (National University of Singapore) Register here shorturl.at/6cDZG

📢Call Open📢The Government of Ireland Postgraduate and Postdoctoral Call 2025 is now open. We are delighted to partner with Irish Foreign Ministry Met Éireann EPA Ireland Children, Equality, Disability, Integration, Youth #LoveIrishResearch 📢Find out more and apply visit: research.ie/funding/

We invite you to listen to an episode of the Arqus Knowlege Pills podcast where Eglė Kačkutė, a literary scholar at Vilnius University, VU FLF, talks about how motherhood impact mothers’ lives: open.spotify.com/episode/5JBsOx… #motherhood #research #HorizonEU

Raimonds Meikša Horizon Europe🇪🇺 EUScience&Innovation🇪🇺 Check out our website for details of the grants we offer and how to apply: erc.europa.eu/apply-grant

Ah, lovely to see Kathleen Lynn on the poster … read all about her life with her life partner, Madeleine ffrench Mullen, in her own words - ucdpress.ie/page/detail/th… #irishqueerhistories

Have you ever wondered how and what medical doctors in Ireland and Scotland learnt in premodern times? Deborah Hayden is finding out! You can read more here: leigheas.maynoothuniversity.ie #medical #humanities IrishResearch IrishResearchCouncil

We are delighted to welcome the COLVET project to AHI Maynooth University #hiddenhistories #research #soldiers

📻Listen back: Dr Niamh Wycherley Early Irish Maynooth spoke to Myles RTÉ Radio 1 yesterday about the upcoming conference Brigid's Worlds: The life and times of St. Brigid and her Church of Kildare. 🗓️Taking place in MU on the 13th & 14th of Sept. Brigid 1500 rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…

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Maynooth University and Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to formalise their collaboration on postgraduate research. IADT Dún Laoghaire maynoothuniversity.ie/news-events/mu…

IADT Dún Laoghaire The agreement focuses on the co-supervision of PhD and Masters by Research students (MSc/MLitt), combining MU’s strengths in the Arts and Humanities with IADT’s practice-led expertise in the creative and technological sectors.

IADT Dún Laoghaire Remarking on the importance of the collaboration, Professor Eeva Leinonen, President of MU, said: “This partnership with IADT enriches our research and teaching capabilities and expands our postgraduate offerings, particularly in artistic and practice-based research.

IADT Dún Laoghaire By collaborating, we enhance the academic experience for our students and staff while providing valuable hands-on, practical experience and increased industry contact through IADT’s strong ties to the creative sector.”

Dr Niamh Wycherley opening the Brigid's Worlds conference this morning in Maynooth University. #Brigid1500 Early Irish Maynooth #StBrigid

Are you a creative practitioner and scholar? Do you want to make an impact in the creative industries in Ireland? Come and do a PhD with us! IADT Dún Laoghaire #creativeeurope #creativeindustrries@myIADT #creativeeurope #creativeindustries

We are delighted to be welcoming practice based researchers and artists into our scholarly community here at AHI. #creativeeurope #practiceresearch #research

What an important contribution to the field Deborah Hayden #water #hydrofeminism

A wonderful conference & celebration of Brigid (t). Congrats Niamh Wycherley David Stifter 🍵📄🦊 & all at Early Irish Maynooth Sincere thanks to Maynooth University Kildare County Council Delighted MU Special Collections & Archives & MU Library Makerspace Maynooth University Library role & personally delighted to have been on Brigid 1500 Steering Comm

Hear, hear! A welcome example that this platform, which these days all too often resembles a cess pit, can still be like what it was when most of us first started using it. Thank you Patricia O Connor !