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Posts Tagged ‘medical history’

HHH vacancy: web editor/board member

By Eileen van der Burgh

HHH is looking for an enthusiastic editor for our website and newsletter. Are you a PhD candidate working in medical history and would you like to become more involved in…

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Researchers in Museums: Collections and Archives Workshop Series (Thackray Museum of Medicine – Leeds)

By Eileen van der Burgh

Claire Turner, Historian of cancer and Bridging Fellow in Medical Humanities at Durham University is organising three workshops for ‘Researchers in Museums’ in cooperation with the Thackray Museum of Medicine.…

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Vacancy: PhD medieval representations of disability (Leiden University)

By Eileen van der Burgh

Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society (LUCAS) invites applications for a PhD position on medieval representations of disability within the project DISMANTLE (1.0 fte, 4 years / 0.8 fte,…

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Call for applications: Visiting PhD-student positions in Medical Humanities, Uppsala University

By Eileen van der Burgh

The Centre for Medical Humanities invites applications for visiting PhD-student positions for the autumn semester 2026 (August-January). We welcome doctoral students whose work engages with the interdisciplinary field of medical…

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Call for Popcorn Pitches – First Annual HHH Meeting & Lecture (26th of March)

By Eileen van der Burgh

Call for Popcorn Pitches As part of the Round Table: Lifelong Learning in the History of Medicine at our First Annual HHH Meeting & Lecture we invite participants to contribute a Popcorn…

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HHH Column: Two Slices of Life: Olivia Salamanca and Josefina “Joey” Guerrero by Bianca Angelien Aban Claveria

By Eileen van der Burgh

The HHH column is a monthly blog where members, researchers, and historians interested in themes related to history, health and healing share their thoughts on research, current affairs, or anything…

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Vacature: wetenschappelijk docent Argumenteeronderwijs ten tijde van LLMs (Erasmus MC)

By Eileen van der Burgh

Wil jij onderwijs vernieuwen op het snijvlak van ethiek en AI? Als wetenschappelijk docent ontwikkel je modules voor ‘Argumenteren kun je leren’, vertaal je inzichten over verantwoord LLM-gebruik en maak…

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Vacature: Projectmedewerker Meerstemmige Erfgoedregistratie Vesalius Museum

By Eileen van der Burgh

In december 2026 opent in hartje Leuven het Vesalius Museum. Daarom zoeken zij voor de realisatie van het 3 jaar lopend project ‘Erfgoed met bijsluiter’ een projectmedewerker meerstemmige erfgoedregistratie die…

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Vacancy: PhD Institutional Change in the Organization of Care in the Netherlands (Utrecht University)

By Eileen van der Burgh

The Department of History and Art History of Utrecht University is looking for a PhD Candidate Institutional Change in the Organization of Care in the Netherlands. This PhD-project explores how…

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HoMH Seminars RUG – prof. dr. Stefanie Gänger – ‘More people die of fevers, than of any other distemper’. On the Ascendancy of a Diagnosis, 1760–1830

By Eileen van der Burgh

This year, the theme for The History of Medicine and Health Seminars at Rijksuniversiteit Groningen is “diagnosis”. Wednesday 22 April, 16.00-17.00:   Prof. dr. Stefanie Gänger (Heidelberg University) –  ‘More people die…

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