Prof. Angela Cassidy
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Scholar of science, society + policy; humans-animals-environments.
Have mostly migrated away, you can find me @angecass.bsky.social
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#Conflict #Coexistence & #Collaboration with RENEW Co-Investigator Prof. Angela Cassidy at Uni of Exeter's ESI. #esiChallengeOfTheMonth
Super exciting morning helping The Museum of English Rural Life Rebecca Jewell install our Modern Bestiary of Animal Feeding exhibition.. 1/2
The exhibition is an outcome of a series of Bestiary painting workshops hosted by museum partners including The Museum of English Rural Life x.com/ThatItchyGirl/…
We start with the theme of #Conflict within the #esiChallengeOfTheMonth by Prof. Angela Cassidy. Tune in to hear her talk "Conflict, Co-existence and Collaboration" on 21 October at 1pm 👉 exeter.ac.uk/research/insti… (1/2)
Academic careers can lead you down many paths, but stringing sausages together in a museum backroom isn't usually one of them 🌭🌭 (exhibit prep for the The Animal Feeding Project project at The Museum of English Rural Life of course!)
Science push: Scientists put work into public communication for many reasons. In the case of ev-psych, it was to help them establish legitimacy, which they did not have inside psychology. Scicomm is a multidirectional conversation! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09… #esiChallengeOfTheMonth
The oldest historical source for this research is the Exeter Book. Riddle 15 mentions a hunted animal defending its family in a ‘hole in the hill' - believed to be a #badger. theriddleages.bham.ac.uk/riddles/tag/ri…. Exeter Digital Humanities scanned the book for online viewing (original at ExeterCathedral). 🧵
Prof. Angela Cassidy is a co-investigator for the Wellcome funded The Animal Feeding Project project animalfeeding.org, which explores the causes and consequences of people feeding other animals in the past and present. #esiChallengeOfTheMonth exeter.ac.uk/research/insti… 🧵
In collaboration with Rebecca Jewell, the project team have created a Modern Bestiary which is currently being exhibited at The Museum of English Rural Life. View it here: merl.reading.ac.uk/event/do-not-f… More at Prof. Angela Cassidy's talk next week on 21 October exeter.ac.uk/research/insti…
If you missed the #esiChallengeOfTheMonth talk "Conflict, Co-existence and Collaboration" by Prof. Angela Cassidy on Monday, here is the video recording: exeter.ac.uk/research/insti… University of Exeter, Cornwall Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences UoE Humanities & Social Sciences Cornwall RENEW National Trust Research Natural Environment Research Council
If you're in the vicinity of Reading then come and join the Animal Feeding project in celebrating our fabulous exhibition The Museum of English Rural Life TODAY 6th Dec, 5pm, booking link below. We've been making a Modern Bestiary! #sciart #envhums #histSTM #archeology #animals eventbrite.co.uk/e/do-not-feed-…
The Museum of English Rural Life We're also celebrating awesome achievements of our ECR team, who've written and edited a book about our research, 'The Hand That Feeds' (UCL Press, 1 May 2025). Come and join us to learn more! uclpress.co.uk/book/the-hand-…
The Museum of English Rural Life HUGE thanks to partners The Museum of English Rural Life for supporting our project, helping with archival research and co-creating this exhibition, with includes fantastic objects from the collections. Also huge thanks to Wellcome for supporting our work. animalfeeding.org
The Museum of English Rural Life Wellcome The exhibition, 'Do Not Feed the Animals? An exploration of how humans and animals live together' is on display in Staircase Hall (by the reading rooms) The Museum of English Rural Life until 12th January. If you visit, tell us what you think! merl.reading.ac.uk/event/do-not-f…