New Generations Cohort Finalised.
After deliberating over the 57 applications received for the New Generations Programme, we are pleased to announce the following individuals […]
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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
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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
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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:
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‘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
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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
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Going Global: Medical Humanities in Leeds
Following the New Generations workshop in Leeds in April 2015, New Generations Programme Members Victoria Bates and Fiona Johnstone write:
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CMH New Generation: Interdisciplinary research and methods in the Medical Humanities.
Following the latest New Generations workshop in Durham University’s Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) on September 25th 2014, New Generations
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Durham CMH New Generations in Medical humanities member announced as BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker 2015.
After two months of strictly embargoed silence, I am delighted to able to say that I have been announced as
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New Generations and the Digital Humanities
Following the New Generations workshop in Glasgow University’s Medical Humanities Research Centre (MHRC) on December 11th 2014, New Generations Programme