Hannah Darvin

CfP for an online workshop on Object Stories in Health and Medicine, 1700-1900
@annafranjam.bsky.social and I can't wait to hear about your objects!

🥳 The latest book in SSHM’s Social Histories of Medicine series
Feeling Blue by @victoriabates.bsky.social
Published by @manchesterup.bsky.social
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Delighted to announce an exciting collaborative PhD studentship at @uni-of-warwick.bsky.social and the Imperial War Museum in London.
The project is entitled "Lithographs of the First World War: printmaking, propaganda and mobilisation" and funded by the AHRC.
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📢NACBS Dissertation Fellowships
📅May 1 2025

NACBS welcomes applications for our Dissertation Fellowships! These awards support research in the British Isles for any topic in British Studies!

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Had an incredible opportunity to visit the collections storage and examine objects at Canada's @museumofhealth with colleagues from Germany, the UK, Sweden, and parts of Canada.
My personal highlights were MHC's collection of breast pumps and 20th-century nursing uniforms.

“In the beginning was the chaplaincy”: the religious origins of the medical humanities, 1960-1980 UCL Health Humanities Centre is pleased to welcome Professor Neil Vickers for the first in a series of three lectures on the history of the health/medical humanities.

“In the beginning was the chaplaincy”: the religious origins of the medical humanities, 1960-1980
23 January 2025, 6:15pm-7:30pm
We are pleased to welcome Professor Neil Vickers for the first in a series of three lectures on the history of the health/medical humanities
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CFP: NEH Medical Humanities Conference Sam Houston State UniversityHuntsville, TexasOctober 2-3, 2025 Call for Panel and Paper Proposals Sam Houston State University is hosting a medical humanities conference, which aims topromote interdis...

Sam Houston State will be hosting an NEH Medical Humanities Conference October 2-3, 2025. Submit abstracts for panel and paper proposals by February 1. Find out more here:
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This is such a great guide for how to do archival research. I can’t stress enough how important it is to create a system beforehand! I made one using excel a couple years back and it’s been so useful as I write my dissertation.

This grant also had a childcare allowance which is a boon for scholars (especially ECRs)

Hannah Darvin Receives Research Support Grant Hannah Darvin, PhD candidate in the Department of Art History & Art Conservation at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada, was awarded a Research Support…

Thank you @paulmelloncentr.bsky.social for generously supporting my work and for featuring my research on the News section www.paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/about/news/h...

Thanks for putting this together! I especially liked the starter pack video from the last email.

Thanks Betty! I was inspired by your boot camp email over the holiday and thought I’d start sharing my work!

Painting an Ideal: Luke Fildes’ The Doctor with Hannah Darvin - The Clinic & The Person The renowned English social realist and portrait painter, Luke Fildes (rhymes with “childs”), created The Doctor in 1891 after Henry Tate commissioned a painting from him for his new museum, the Tate ...

I’m on a podcast! This week I’m the guest on The Clinic & The Person hosted by Russell Teagarden and Dan Albrant. We talk about Luke Fildes’s “The Doctor”, the focus of my dissertation, and its immense impact on the physician-patient relationship.
www.theclinicandtheperson.com/1979987/epis...

Hi Bluesky I’m new to the platform -a short intro- I’m an art history PhD Candidate working on Luke Fildes’s “The Doctor”. Hope you’ll join me for research and thoughts at the intersection of history of art, history of medicine, and medical humanities✌️