The Edward Worth Medical History Lecture by Professor John Henderson (Birkbeck), Death in Florence: Plague, Public Health and the Poor in a Late Italian Renaissance State
will take place on Thursday 30 April, 5.15, in the Swift Theatre, Arts Block, Trinity College Dublin. … More Death in Florence
Call for Papers: HSTM 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 … More Call for Papers: History of Science Technology & Medicine Network Ireland Inaugural Conference
‘Health, Healthcare and Society: Environment, Markets, Lifecycle and Location: Ten Years On’
Centre for the Social History of Health and Healthcare, Glasgow, 18-19 June 2015
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FOOD AS MEDICINE: Historical Perspectives 9-10 October 2015, Dublin. Keynote Lecture: Professor Steven Shapin. Abstracts due 31st March 2015. … More FOOD AS MEDICINE: Historical Perspectives 9-10 October 2015, Dublin.
The next Worth Library Spring Seminar will take place on Thursday 19 March 2015. The speaker will be Dr Fabrizio Bigotti, (Wellcome Trust Centre for Medical History, University of Exeter). His topic is as follows: ‘Proportions of Health: The Development of Statics Experiments in European Medicine (1614-1725).’ As usual this will be take place in the Edward Worth … More Edward Worth Library Seminar
The Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland History of Medicine Section will present a one day William Wilde Bi-Centenary Symposium. Wednesday 6th May 2015 4pm Winter Hall, Royal College Physicians Ireland, 6 Kildare St., Dublin. Speakers: William Wilde in the West of Ireland. Davis Coakley, Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. ‘By this disease people … More William Wilde Bi-Centenary Symposium
The Bodleian Library Oxford have a number of fellowships which may be of interest to Historians of Science, Technology and Medicine including the Sassoon Visiting Fellowship and the Humfrey Wanley Fellowship for study of any topic using the Bodleian collections, and the David Walker Memorial Fellowship for researchers of Early Modern History. The Byrne-Bussey Marconi … More Byrne-Bussey Marconi Fellowships
Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and Apothecaries’ Hall of Ireland to fund new History of Medicine PhD Fellowship The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and the Apothecaries’ Hall of Ireland are delighted to announce a new PhD Fellowship in the history of medicine in Ireland. The Fellowship has been established by the Royal … More PhD Fellowship in the history of medicine in Ireland
3-4 September 2015 in The Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin Organised By: The Centre for Medical History, University of Exeter Supported By: The Wellcome Trust Hosted By: The Centre for Early Modern History, Trinity College Dublin in co-operation with The Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland at University College Dublin and the … More Call for Papers: The Medical World of Early Modern Ireland, 1500-1750
CHOMI Seminar Series The next seminar in the CHOMI Seminar Series will take place on 26 February Dr Eamon O’Flaherty (University College Dublin) Illness on the margins? Spatial patterns of health provision and historical urban morphology 5 pm, Room K114, School of History & Archives, UCD. All welcome
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