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Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research Inaugural Congress

posted on March 19, 2025

Event Type: Academic Congress
Organizing Institution: Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research (NNMHR) and Durham Centre for Medical Humanities
Dates: Thursday 14 and Friday 15 September 2017
Location: Durham
Purpose: Platform for medical humanities researchers to present work, share ideas, and establish professional collaborations
Target Audience: Scholars passionate about or curious regarding medical humanities research
Key Contact: Congress administrator Jane Abel
Social Media Engagement: Congress Hashtag #NNMHR17
Resources Available: Final programme, abstracts, and presenter biographies provided online

 

 

The Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research (NNMHR) and Durham Centre for Medical Humanities are delighted to welcome presenters and delegates to the Inaugural NNMHR Congress, Thursday 14 and Friday 15 September 2017.

The logic of the Congress is simple: it is an opportunity for people who are passionate or even simply curious about medical humanities research to present their work, share ideas, and meet potential future colleagues and collaborators.

The final programme is here. Abstracts and biographies are available here. Please join the conversation by following the Congress Hashtag #NNMHR17

With thanks to the Congress organising committee and particularly the Congress administrator Jane Abel, we look forward to seeing you in Durham.

 

 

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