We’re so excited to announce that the Call for Papers for our 2025 BSHS Postgraduate Conference (25 - 26 April) is open! Submissions are due 13-Dec. All HSTM PGs are welcome to apply! More info here: pg-conference.bshs.org.uk

📢 Call for Papers: How Sciences End See below for details ⬇️ intellectualhistory.web.ox.ac.uk/call-papers-ho…

The abstracts are rolling in and they're looking great - keep them coming! #howsciencesend #histsci #hps #histSTM

Only one day left!! Submit your paper proposals for the BSHS post-grad conference before 13-Dec at 11:59 PM GMT. More info here: pg-conference.bshs.org.uk

☎️Calling #HistMed Students & New Graduates📢 The Roy Porter Essay Prize deadline is 1 Feb! Submit for the chance to win cash, a conference plenary slot, mentoring, & places at our publication masterclass! Details, eligibility & entry form 👇 #HistSTM sshm.org/portfolio/priz…

⏰ Reminder: The deadline to submit your proposal for the BSHS Annual Conference 2025 at the University of Cambridge (8–10 July 2025) is TOMORROW! 💡 Individual papers & sessions on any HSTM topic are welcome. 📅 Friday, 10 Jan 2025 🌐 Submit here: conference.bshs.org.uk 🔁💚

Hear about excellent research being done by one of our DPhil students, ܝܘܣܦ ܛܝܐܪܐ !

⏰ Final Reminder! The deadline for the BSHS Annual Conference 2025 CfP is TOMORROW! 📍 When & Where: 8–10 July 2025, Cambridge 🌟 Open to researchers at all career stages & nationalities on any HSTM topic! conference.bshs.org.uk

We're proud to be supporting the upcoming conference: 'How Sciences End'. See the cfp below - deadline 31 January pastandpresent.org.uk/cfp-how-scienc…

Congratulations to Joe Foster on winning the 2024 Senior Kirkaldy Prize, awarded annually to the best essay by a current Oxford graduate student on any topic in the history of science, medicine and technology: history.ox.ac.uk/article/2024-s…

Next in our Enlightenment Workshop seminar: Tinca Prunea-Bretonnet on how Newton’s theories were received in the Berlin Academy (and why). 26 Feb, 5pm Magdalen College. voltaire.ox.ac.uk/home/research-…

History, Eugenics, and Human Enhancement: How the Past Can Inform Ethical Debates in the Present A conference on 24th March at St Anne's College, Oxford Link to register: torch.ox.ac.uk/event/history-…

As the blessed month of Ramadan approaches, I thought it might be fun to discuss one of the more timely aspects of my research in the history of science. (A thread).

Join us on a launch event of our new network on Divination, Oracles, & Omens on Tues 4 March 1pm. There will be a short talks by Katherine Swancutt & Parsa Daneshmand, who work on divination in North-east Mongolia, China respectively. Details: tinyurl.com/26485ysh

For medhums scholars in the history of childhood: Call for papers on Childhood, Development and the Human Sciences, for the 2025 Colloquium of the Oxford Centre for the History of Childhood The deadline is this Friday

How the pandemic’s narratives are still unfolding, five years on theconversation.com/how-the-pandem… via The Conversation Erica Charters Humanities Division University of Oxford Oxford History