British Society for the History of Science offers grants of up to £500 for outreach & engagement! The last application round deadline for 2024 is Friday 20 September bshs.org.uk/grants/outreac…

Just two weeks left to submit your abstract for our CFP! An excellent chance to present a PhD chapter or journal article in progress. Whether polished or a work-in-progress, gain valuable feedback and sharpen your speaking skills. Open to all long-18th century topics!

On 9 October, we'll be welcoming @sathnam Sanghera to Queen Mary as our second distinguished Hennessy Lecture. Do join us to explore empire and its aftermaths. Tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/hennessy-lec…

All articles published in the Society's journal, 'Transactions of Royal Historical Society' are now made available fully Open Access - with no charge to readers or any author: bit.ly/46Uf35j 'Transactions' welcomes articles from historians of all kinds #twitterstorians

Your periodic reminder that there is a monthly gathering at a vaguely historical pub in London of PhDs & ECRs & sometimes others, who (mostly) do early modern studies. Everyone is welcome. Send me a DM to join, especially if you are looking for company on your academic journeys.

Upcoming RHS event: 'Histories of the Political Left' panel event, 23 October 2024, 2pm BST, online Register to join us here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/histories-of…

Over the summer, Royal Historical Society, Institute of Historical Research and The National Archives Research ran 3 lunchtime conversations between historians and archivists on the subject of 'Historical Legacies' - part of 'History and Archives in Practice' (#HAP24). Recordings are now available: bit.ly/4dLXoj3

Our events for the 2024/25 academic year will begin next week with a lecture by Dr Caroline Dodds Pennock (The University of Sheffield) in which she explores the stories of some of the many Indigenous people who travelled to Europe in the early seventeenth century. 🕕 Friday 13 September, 6pm BST

What can STEM students gain from a greater focus on the history of their subject? And what do historians learn from collaborating in STEM subject teaching? Laura Harrison discusses her recent collaborative project, funded by an RHS Teaching Fellowship bit.ly/3MwAqAe

The UK higher education sector contributes an outstanding £265 BILLION to our economy. For every £1 of public money invested, £14 gets put back into the economy. Universities can power the government's growth mission. See more👇 loom.ly/T-7pw68

Published on 19 Sept: the next title in Royal Historical Society's New Historical Perspectives book series for early career historians: 'Mapping the State' by Martin Spychal bit.ly/4dRJwUq As for all NHP books, published University of London Press, Martin's book will be available #OpenAccess

We are thrilled to announce that the History of Memory and Emotions has been renewed for another year! Do send in your thoughts and queries, and email us a proposal if you'd like to participate!

We are delighted to announce this year's public history lecture with Gresham College: gresham.ac.uk/whats-on/women… Join us in person in London/online on 5 November to hear Prof Janina Ramirez (author of the bestselling book 'Femina') speak on the importance of writing women into

CFP submission deadline 16 September! The deadline for submitting 300-500 word Academic and New Researcher paper proposals for the 2025 EHS Conference, to be held at the University of Strathclyde, is rapidly approaching. For more info and to submit: ehs.org.uk/conference/