After deliberating over the 57 applications received for the New Generations Programme, we are pleased to announce the following individuals as members of the Programme Cohort: Rebecca Brown, ECR, …
New Generations: Using our inheritance wisely
Following the latest New Generations workshop in Durham University’s Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) on September 25th 2014, New Generations Programme member Ben writes: New Generations: Using our …
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Interdisciplinarity – facilitated serendipity?
post provided by Jane Johnson, PhD student Supported by the Wellcome Trust, the workshop The Practice, Benefits and Challenges of Interdisciplinarity hosted by the Centre for Medical Humanities at …
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Visual and Material Culture and an Old Anatomy School – Trinity College Dublin
Fiona Johnstone reports on the latest New Generations in Medical Humanities workshop, hosted by Trinity College Dublin in June 2015: AUTOPSY 1. Seeing with one’s own eyes, eye-witnessing; personal …
‘How on earth will the medical humanities make you a better doctor?’
Following the latest New Generations workshop in Glasgow University’s Medical Humanities Research Centre (MHRC) on December 11th 2014, New Generations Programme member Emily writes: A call to arms for …
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New Generations Workshops at a glance
Workshop 1: Durham University, IAS (Institute of Advanced Studies) Introduction: Interdisciplinary research and methods in the Medical Humanities. September 25 and 26, 2014. This introductory session …
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