Author: Cris Sarg

SGP Workshop 4 – The Vagus Nerve – Overview The next Scottish Gut Project Workshop, ‘Wandering with the Vagus Nerve:[…]

Join us for this unique educational opportunity! Bioethics Education International (BEI) invites worldwide students and professionals to attend the 2022 Bioethics[…]

Call for Art!! Our Andrew W. Mellon Foundation-funded project “Creativity in the Time of COVID-19: Art as a Tool for[…]

Please note that there is no requirement that projects make use of cultural heritage (archives, collections, architecture, etc.): we welcome[…]

Alison Moore, Alison.Moore@westernsydney.edu.au , is co-editing two interdisciplinary journals and is looking for expressions of interest. See below: The Journal[…]

Collaboration in the Medical Humanities Workshop  University of Glasgow, Friday 22 July (in-person) This one-day workshop for Masters and PhD[…]

‘Whose choice, whose rights? Global-historical and intersectional approaches to the emergence of reproductive rights after 1945’ 9-10 June 2022 University[…]

The Scottish Gut Project is the first research project to examine the links between gut disorders and patient wellbeing from[…]

The Glasgow Medical Humanities Network is a Wellcome Trust supported initiative that promotes closer strategic co-ordination in the city’s centres of excellence[…]

These Wellcome Trust-funded PhD studentships at Newcastle University, which form part of a larger project led by Professor Clare Bambra.[…]