Kristin Hussey
@kristinhussey.bsky.social
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Historian of medicine, science and the environment. Lecturer in Environmental History at Newcastle University researching sleep and circadian rhythms. Author of Imperial Bodies in London. Also sea swimming, museum-ing and mom-ing. Kristinhussey.co.uk
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hcraddock.bsky.social
The Call for Papers for 'Talking Records: Pollution in the Archive', a symposium at The National Archives in London, 4 December 2025, is now open!

Submission deadline: Friday 19 Sept

See the CFP and details about bursaries for speakers here: orlo.uk/Z8StS

#envhum #envhist
Image of Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company workshops with smoke escaping from tower. Reference: CO 1069/280 from The National Archives, UK.
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This has been so great to work on with @drhick.bsky.social and our students - reinterpreting the Great North Museum through the lens of environmental history. The trail is on until the end of September! @northeastmuseums.bsky.social
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Looks so cool! I don't work on policing specifically but am very interested in the night work aspects of this profession. I'm actually organising a workshop on this topic in Newcastle in September if that's something that comes up in your research!
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We are hiring! Fully tenured associate professorship in environmental history! We are looking for someone who can be a strong contributor to the history group, to a new #envhum related MA program (if all goes well), and to @greenhouseuis.net. #envhist
Associate Professor in Environmental History (281801) | University of Stavanger
Job title: Associate Professor in Environmental History (281801), Employer: University of Stavanger, Deadline: Thursday, August 7, 2025
www.jobbnorge.no
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rosaleenduffy.bsky.social
⏰ the deadline is 30 June for this role with our new #Multispecies #Mutualisims project, generously funded by @wellcometrust.bsky.social pls do get in contact if you have any questions ⬇️
rosaleenduffy.bsky.social
🚨Job Alert 🚨 🐕‍🦺 🐄🐎🐦‍⬛
Do you have project management skills & an interest in human-animal relations? We are recruiting a project manager role (5 years) for our new project (info in the 🧵) @sheffielduni.bsky.social
📆 deadline 30 June www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DNO134/p...
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drfijohnstone.bsky.social
Are you working in #VisualMedicalHumanities with a specific focus on art, anatomy and medicine? The BMJ Medical Humanities has just released this CFP for articles on "visuality in medical practice and history". Looking forward to seeing how this moves the field forward!

mh.bmj.com/pages/topic-...
Topic Collection: Visual Medical Humanities | Medical Humanities
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Calling all scholars of night work! I am organising a workshop on the night shift since 1900 this September at Newcastle. Looking for scholars across disciplines who think about working at night in critical context to give short working papers. More info here: kristinhussey.co.uk/research/34u...
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The Easter weekend begins with a trip to the Discovery Museum @northeastmuseums.bsky.social to check out their new under 5s area. But my daughter preferred the industrial heritage - naturally.
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A great catch up at GNM Hancock to discuss an upcoming collaborative project on environmental history generously funded by @bshsnews.bsky.social. So much of academia is feeling really bleak right now so trying to enjoy the better moments.
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In the archives and it feels so goooood. Exploring the health trade union archives @mrcwarwick.bsky.social this last week - searching for elusive might shift experiences and finding plenty of other insights along the way.
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ctimmermann.bsky.social
Job Klaxon: come and join us. We are looking for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work on a project on the history of intensive care medicine, directed by @fcondrau.bsky.social in Zurich and me in Manchester.

www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...
Research Associate - Life Support: Technologies, Institutions and Experiences in the History of Intensive Care Medicine, 1945-2020:Oxford Road
www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk
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Hi hello - I'm a historian of the body and the environment - working mainly on sleep at the moment! (But previously on acclimatisation)
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rooneyvision.bsky.social
Museum job! The Clockworks is looking for an experienced curator to run its unique London museum: world-class objects, wonderful premises, stable funding, great people. Full-time, £45k. Interested? Find out more and come meet us!

www.museumjobs.com/jobdetails.p...
Curator - The Clockworks, London - MuseumJobs.com
Museum Jobs - Cultural Recruitment for Museums, Galleries, Libraries and Archives Worldwide.
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reinarz.bsky.social
A film still from the first degree progression of University of Birmingham students to the Town Hall through Victoria Square. Medical students can be seen waving bones at the camera.
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lottelydia.bsky.social
Say YES to collaborative history! Say YES to showing messy workings! Say YES to acknowledging the sticky fingers of everyone who shapes your work & your ideas! The only way we will survive this academic climate is by working with each other not in competition, building community and making space.
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Less than a week until teaching starts and an email from the nursery to say they have cases of chicken pox and hand foot and mouth. This should be fun.
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hscottfordsmand.bsky.social
I promised you guys more of these. Here is one that I find particularly great.

Materials: plastic, metal, wiring, and human tears. (See ALT text for full transcript of the sign).
Photo showing the corner of a printer, and an art-like label on the wall.
Label reads:

Konica Minolta (b. 2003). 

Title: Temperamental printer, 2019
Materials: plastic, metal, wiring, and human tears.

This stunning piece emulates a fully functioning printer. It is an interactive sculpture, which allows the viewers to engage in a deeper level, as the various episodes of operational failure that the viewer may experience confront them with their own frustrations. The piece calls us to engage with the mundane volatility that excuses within each of us.
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Low tide treasure hunt with the little explorer
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Atmospheric Edinburgh wanders to chase away gloomy January
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