As part of the Genius Before Romanticism research project, Lorraine de la Verpillière analyses ingenuity through visual representations of early modern physiology.
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Judith Weik, Coordinator of Art at the Alison Richard Building, speaks to some of the eleven photographers whose work is represented in the exhibition The Itinerary – Tracing the Refugee Routes.
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Inanna Hamati-Ataya, Director of the Centre for Global Knowledge Studies (gloknos), introduces the centre's new website.
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'The general public will be able to access for the first time the visual record of a pandemic that changed the course of modern medicine, but which is also generally forgotten today.'
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The editors of Plague and the City on the relation between infectious diseases and the urban environment.
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'Genius Before Romanticism takes the premise that before the Romantic notion of "the genius" (the brilliant, inventive scientist or artist) there existed discourses of genius and ingenuity which were highly complex and had substantial impact on art and science.'
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One of the largest ever surveys on public belief in conspiracy theories suggests that Brexit and Trump voters are significantly more likely than their political rivals to believe in a range of conspiracy theories.
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'My hopes are that the Centre for the Humanities and Social Change will further the interdisciplinary exchange between the humanities and technical disciplines.'
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Charles Wallace India Trust Fellow Ronita Bardhan on social practices and energy decision-making in slum rehabilitation housing in Mumbai.
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Applications are now being taken for the new Alice Tong Sze Research Fellowship at Lucy Cavendish College. The successful candidate will be accommodated within CRASSH and take an active part in its programme of activities.
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