Tuesday 13th the Royal College of Physicians Ireland will host a day of lectures focusing on World War I in the morning and afternoon. From 16:30 – 17:10 will take place presentations of the Kirkpatrick History of Medicine Award Lectures and the reception and presentation of the award itself. For more information and detail on … More RCPI Heritage Centre Lectures
History of Science, Technology, and Medicine Network Ireland Inaugural Conference Maynooth University 13-14 November 2015 Supported by the Irish Research Council New Foundations scheme Organised by: HSTM Network Ireland In co-operation with: Department of History, Maynooth University, HSTM Network Ireland The HSTM Network Ireland fosters research, teaching and public engagement in the history of science, technology … More HSTM Conference – only one week left to Register!
The Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland Seminar Series returns on Thursday, 17 September: Dr Georgina Laragy (Queen’s University, Belfast) ‘Children, welfare and space in the industrial city: Belfast 1880-1939’ 5pm, Room K114, School of History, UCD. All welcome. Please find a full list of forthcoming seminars below: Thursday, 17 September Dr Georgina … More Children, welfare and space in the industrial city: Belfast 1880-1939
‘The Medical World of early Modern Ireland, 1500-1750’ will take place at the Long Room Hub in Trinity College Dublin 3-4 September. Further details and online registration are available at the conference webpage. There is no charge to attend the conference sessions, but advance registration is required for catering purposes. Please click on the links below for … More The Medical World of early Modern Ireland, 1500-1750
Interested in becoming a member of the History of Science, Technology, & Medicine Network of Ireland? We do not have any formal forms to fill out or fees to pay to become a member but we would like individuals interested to email their brief biographies. We are looking to build our Network Biographies page to … More HSTM Membership – Biographies Wanted!
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS SUBMITTED TO THE HSTM NETWORK ANNUAL CONFERENCE 29TH JUNE Applicants should email an abstract (of no more than 300 words) and a short biography (no more than 100 words) to hstm.conf.2015@gmail.com by 29 June 2015. Informal enquiries should also be sent to this address. Individual papers shall be of twenty minutes duration with … More REMINDER: DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS 29TH JUNE
The Medical World of Early Modern Ireland, 1500-1750 Registration is now open for this conference, which takes place at the Long Room Hub in Trinity College Dublin on 3-4 September 2015. The conference programme and registration form can be accessed at: http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/medical_world_early_modern_ireland/ And you can also view the The Medical World of Early Modern Ireland Conference … More Registration Open : The Medical World of Early Modern Ireland, 1500-1750.
Registration for Food As Medicine Conference 9-10 October 2015 is open. The conference is public and attendance is free of charge, but registration is required. Please click on the following link for more details: http://foodasmedicineconference.weebly.com/
The BSHS is very pleased to announce a competition for up to 4 bursaries of £4,000 each to support students taking a master’s degree in the history of science, technology or medicine. This round of awards will be available to those who have been accepted on a master’s programme for the academic year 2015-16. Applicants … More BSHS Master’s Bursaries Available
Ingenious Ireland walking tours start up again this Saturday 2nd May and run until the end of August. They are a lighthearted way to enjoy and learn about Ireland’s history of science, technology and medicine. The tour “The Irish ideas and inventions that changed the world” is packed with fascinating stories and lots of “wow … More Walking Tour: The Irish ideas and inventions that changed the world
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