(1/4) EXCITING NEWS! Odeuropa's Encyclopedia of Smell History and Heritage is now live here: encyclopedia.odeuropa.eu! It contains (a growing list of) Entries clustered around smells, noses, places, and objects alongside Storylines through which you can explore smell's pasts.

Available for pre-order here: amazon.com/Remapping-Worl…

I'm running a new series of interviews on the history of the body for the 'Bodies, Emotions and Material Culture Collective' at Manchester. The first is, quite fittingly, with the wonderful Prof Ulinka Rublack, my former PhD supervisor! Have a read here: sites.manchester.ac.uk/bodies-emotion…

Did you know that the first fruits of the English #EarlyModern medical practitioners project are available on their website? There are 7 sets of practitioner biographies, organised by county practitioners.exeter.ac.uk/sample-data/ #twitterstorians #History #HistMed

Why are 🌿plants🌱 named after witches and devils in north-western Europe?🌲 A fascinating and must read article in ethnobotany sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📕Coming🔜 Early Modern Medicine: An Introduction to Source Analysis Edited By Olivia Weisser routledge.com/Early-Modern-M…

I'm very happy to see that my Past and Present article is out, #OpenAccess! It discusses how modern human tracking and geosurveillance don't just stem from panopticon systems, but from sea charts and officers' self-discipline. 1/2 doi.org/10.1093/pastj/…

Thrilled to announce the naissance of our FEVER project’s X/Bluesky accounts! Follow it to keep updated on all our future events and outputs 🤒 #histmed #histsci

We are so excited to have received advance copies of the Typhoidland graphic novel 'Fear & Fever' This graphic novel explores life, death and public health in Edwardian Dublin through the eyes of two people with very different backgrounds @typhoidland Clare Foley #thyphoidland

🛑🧵We look forward to reading Dr Jessica O'Leary's published work on this topic! For her other work, see this OA article published in print last month: “The Uprooting of #Indigenous Women’s #Horticultural Practices in #Brazil, 1500-1650” academic.oup.com/past/article/2… #WomensHistoryMonth

What a concise and provocative cover design ✨Huge congrats Melissa, looking forward to reading this fascinating work!

Book launch: Gabriel Harvey & the History of Reading 24 June 5pm UCL IAS This UCL Press collection provides a unique lens on the place of marginalia in textual, intellectual and cultural history. With The Warburg Institute ucl.ac.uk/early-modern/e…

📢 Job alert! Come work with me Departement Geschichte Universität Basel !📢 Three fully-funded (4yrs) positions - 2 PhD, 1 PostDoc - in my SNF project 'Killing to Keep'. dg.philhist.unibas.ch/de/personen/ma…

The news is out! I'm thrilled to share that I rediscovered eight 17th-century paper objects made by schoolgirls when Sutton House NT was one of Hackney's many female academies. These paper cuts are an extremely rare example of an art form written about by Hannah Woolley (1/2)

I am delighted to share that my first article has been published (Open Access) with German History. It is based on my MPhil research on skin tone and medical knowledge in the oeuvre of Hans Rottenhammer. academic.oup.com/gh/advance-art…

Prouder than punch to launch the public-facing explorations of substances-with-bodily effect in the past on DALME. Explore the new Historical Pharmacopeias collection, and read about the global medical marketplace in this month's featured mini-essay. dalme.org/features/apoth…

My Oxford University Press blog post on ‘How to turn your PhD thesis into a monograph’ received some very kind positive feedback so I’d like to share OUP’s new Early Career Researcher Hub, where you can find a link to the post plus other publishing tips and resources: academic.oup.com/pages/publishi…