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Our October meeting is tonight! Make sure you’ve got your meeting link handy (sent via our mailing list) or drop us an email or social media DM to ensure you can join us at 6pm GMT. You won’t want to miss our two fantastic speakers telling us all about their research!

Last night's MEMRN meeting was so good! It was such a treat to hear about MEMS own Dr Cassandra Harrington 's fascinating work on foliate figures. The meeting was perfectly summed up by speaker Elizabeth Hines: "Interesting things that people haven't paid enough attention to"

The line-up of panels for this conference sounds amazing, I've just signed up online! MEMRN

Day 2 of the MEMRN winter conference! Everyone is buoyed up on tea and sugary pastries! #memrnconference24

The MEMRN conference was everything we hoped it would be: an open, informal, and friendly space for the sharing of wonderfully diverse interdisciplinary research. to say that I am proud of our humble little network, and of my fellow organisers, would be an understatement.

Harry begins his MEMS research seminar with a plug for MEMRN, funded by CHASE DTP and organised by Clara Chamberlain and a certain Harry Gilbert.

Fascinating talk from Harry this evening at the MEMS seminar - I have a whole new appreciation for the importance of the Textus Roffensis!

brilliant talk at the MEMS seminar by our very own Harry and the impact of narrative charters in the Textus Roffensis in relation to its bibliographic potentials … if there’s one thing we should all take to heart is just how cool the TR is!!

It was a joy to give the MEMS research seminar last night to a wonderful Kentish cohort; speaking on Bishop Gundulf and his remembrance at Rochester through the Norman charters of the Textus Roffensis.

My second year seminar group were giving their presentations today and I was treated to this glorious image

MEMRN talks are free and open to all! We’ll be taking a festive break but will be back with a bang in February 2025! 🥳 DM or email MEMRN to join the mailing list and get meeting links directly to your inbox

Excited to be returning to #IMC2025 within a panel on written records and institutional identity! I'll be speaking on hagiography and diplomatic from Rochester Cathedral Priory, and how a communal identity was forged through the written word.

This includes a fully funded PhD to work on Anglo-Saxon charter single sheets with Julia Crick and me. Please spread the word, and hmu if you have any qs!

MEMRN's monthly meetings kick off 2025 with a bang! Join us to see our two brilliant co-presidents Clara Chamberlain Harry presenting! Join us on Monday 24th February 2025 at 6pm GMT via Teams. Get the meeting link via our mailing list or drop us a DM/email

This year’s Anselm Lecture is coming up soon! We are very excited to welcome Professor Alice Taylor to speak to us about medieval pretence in political thinking. More information can be found on our website and we look forward to seeing you all there!! #mems #medieval #ukc

We are delighted to announce the speakers for our April meeting! Come and join us on the 28th April, 6pm BST to hear from Chloe Malik (University of Kent) and Grace Marshall (Birkbeck, University of London). For information on how to attend, visit memrnchase.wordpress.com/events-page/

Today's the day - Get in touch if you need the meeting link and feel free to drop in and out throughout the day!

🗞️ Summer 2025 newsletter: kentarchives.org.uk/archive-newsle… Discover our recent outreach activities, upcoming lunchtime talks and newly catalogued collections. Also, enjoy a guest article from CHASE doctoral researcher Harry about his spring work placement at Kent Archives.