European Researchers' Night at Trinity College Dublin
I have long considered the relevance of my research to a present-day audience, given that the construction of disease and its treatment...
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During my recent participation in the Folger Institute's Teaching Paleography course at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington,...
Early Modern Paleography and Women's Writing III - Teaching Paleography
To round out my study of English paleography, I attended the Teaching Paleography course held at the Folger Shakespeare Library by the...
Early Modern Paleography and Women's Writing II - Introduction to English Paleography at the Fol
With the end of 2018 quickly approaching, I found myself again at the Folger Shakespeare Library, as an attendee of their Introduction to...
Early Modern Paleography and Women's Writing I - Transcribathon
While researching my first monograph, my primary sources were frequently published in print. Where I worked from manuscript, strong...
The London Bills of Mortality Symposium, Folger Shakespeare Library
In May, I was delighted to be included in the London Bills of Mortality Symposium convened by the Folger Shakespeare Library and...
Medicine and Religion in the Trans-Atlantic World, 1550-1800: Call for Chapter Submissions to Edite
This edited volume interrogates the intersection of medicine and religion in a trans-Atlantic context in the early modern period, from 15...
The Worlds That Plague Made Conference at NYU
In April, I attended and spoke at New York University's The Worlds That Plague Made Conference, the annual conference for the...
Tracing Early Modern Plague in Women's Writing
Early Modern Women’s Plague Writing is a three-year Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral global fellowship (University of Toronto/Queen’s...
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