Theories and Methods: Literature, Science and Medicine
Dear all,
Applications are now open for the third event in the AHRC-funded ‘Theories and Methods: Literature, Science and Medicine’ training programme (www.litscimed.org.uk). The event will take place 1-2 July 2010 hosted by the Royal Institution of Great Britain and the National Maritime Museum, in London.
Day 1: Using History of Science Archives (Royal Institution of Great Britain).
Day 2: Exploring Science, Literature and Objects (National Maritime Museum).
There will be twenty funded places given to doctoral students for this training event. Bursaries are available for travel/subsistence and accommodation. Applications must be submitted by 1 June 2010 (forms and a provisional programme are available at http://litscimed.org.uk/page/event3). We hope to confirm places by Tuesday 8th June 2010.
Even if you have applied but been unsuccessful in applications for previous events we encourage you to put in an application for this and future events. We should note, however, that it is unlikely that MA or non-UK based students will be given places.
Best wishes,
Sharon Ruston
s.ruston@salford.ac.uk
Applications are now open for the third event in the AHRC-funded ‘Theories and Methods: Literature, Science and Medicine’ training programme (www.litscimed.org.uk). The event will take place 1-2 July 2010 hosted by the Royal Institution of Great Britain and the National Maritime Museum, in London.
Day 1: Using History of Science Archives (Royal Institution of Great Britain).
Day 2: Exploring Science, Literature and Objects (National Maritime Museum).
There will be twenty funded places given to doctoral students for this training event. Bursaries are available for travel/subsistence and accommodation. Applications must be submitted by 1 June 2010 (forms and a provisional programme are available at http://litscimed.org.uk/page/event3). We hope to confirm places by Tuesday 8th June 2010.
Even if you have applied but been unsuccessful in applications for previous events we encourage you to put in an application for this and future events. We should note, however, that it is unlikely that MA or non-UK based students will be given places.
Best wishes,
Sharon Ruston
s.ruston@salford.ac.uk