HSTM Seminar at Oxford
I’m happy to be back at Oxford for the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine Seminar on Monday May 13th! Come and hear “Women’s Labour and British Naval Hospitals and …
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Audio Recording of A Species of Knowledge Presentation
The audio of my presentation “Seniority, Experience and On-the-job Training at British Naval Hospitals 1775-1815” from the April 5 symposium A Species of Knowledge: Women and Medicine 1750-1850 is now …
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Live-Tweets from ‘A Species of Knowledge’ Symposium
Thank you to Dr. Alexis Wolf for having me at the University of Birkbeck last Friday. A great symposium and wonderful opportunity to discuss the multitude of approaches to study …
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#ASEHTweets2019
I had a great time participating in the 2nd Annual #ASEH2019Tweets Twitter Conference. Thank you to the Network in Canadian History and Environment and the American Society for Environmental History …
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‘A Species of Knowledge’: Women and Medicine 1750-1850
Tickets are still available for the “‘A Species of Knowledge’: Women and Medicine 1750-1850” interdisciplinary symposium! April 5, 12:30-6pm Keynes Library, Birkbeck School of Arts For tickets visit Eventbrite here …
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Joint Meeting of Agnes Dillion Randolph International Nursing History Conference and SAHMS
This past week I attended the joint meeting of the 4th Annual Agnes Dillion Randolph International Nursing History conference and the Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science …
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Life in the Red Coat: The British Soldier 1721-1815
Tickets are now available for the 2019 From Reason to Revolution Conference happening Saturday 27 April in the Derby Museum and Art Gallery. I will be presenting Soldiers and Military Hospitals: Orderlies, Patients, and Experiences in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. More …
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Book Review: “Coal and Empire: The Birth of Energy Security in Industrial America”
It was a great opportunity to review this book for the Canadian Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d’histoire special issue on energy history. My first book review after finishing my PhD! Read it here.
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Book Review: Fury ed. “Social History of English Seamen 1650-1815”
As the book review editor for Global Maritime History Online, it was my pleasure to review this edited collection. Read the review here.
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