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Information and announcements relating to the consortium, training and cohort development, and our CDP students’ research projects.

BAME Doctoral Researchers Event – Monday 8 July -The British Library, London

The AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership working group will host a BAME Doctoral Researchers Event on 8th July at the British Library to showcase and celebrate the work being done by our BAME researchers. This event follows on from the first BAME Doctoral Researchers Consultation Event hosted by North West Consortium DTP at the University of …

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AHRC supports third round of Collaborative Doctoral Partnerhsips

The Arts and Humanities Research Council has announced the 14 successful institutions and consortia that will host 152 AHRC-funded Collaborative Doctoral Partnership doctoral studentships it will host 152 awards from October 2020. Since it began in 2012, the CDP programme has awarded more than 500 PhD studentships, allowing doctoral students to develop new research skills in an …

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Call for Papers – Women, Work and Commerce in the Creative Industries, Britain 1750 – 1950

Call for papers ‘Women, Work and Commerce in the Creative Industries, Britain 1750 – 1950’ Saturday 9 February 2019, 9.30am – 5.30pm Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, London Keynote Speakers: Dr Kyriaki Hadjiafxendi and Dr Patricia Zakreski This event is supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (Student Led Activity Fund) …

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Collaborative Doctoral Partnership Conference 2018 Bridging the Gap: Networks, Hierarchies and Impact

Collaborative Doctoral Partnership Conference 2018 Bridging the Gap: Networks, Hierarchies and Impact The Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) conference is an opportunity to share and discuss the particular circumstances CDP students meet as a new generation of researchers. Based in research-led, professional environments they collaborate with a diverse range of institutions and stakeholders to communicate the students’ research …

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Call for Papers- The Opportunities & Challenges of Studying the 20th-Century History of Science, Technology & Medicine

Call for Papers – The Opportunities & Challenges of Studying the 20th-Century History of Science, Technology & Medicine. At Nucleus: The Nuclear & Caithness Archives When: Friday, 5 Oct 2018. Where: Nucleus: The Nuclear and Caithness Archives, Wick, Caithness Studying the recent history of science, technology and medicine (HSTM) brings with it its own particular …

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Collaborative Doctoral Partnership Student Conference – call for papers

  Call for Papers: Collaborative Doctoral Partnership Conference Bridging the Gap: Networks, Hierarchies and Impact   Introduction The Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) conference is an opportunity to share and discuss the particular circumstances CDP students meet as a new generation of researchers. Based in research-led, professional environments we collaborate with a diverse range of institutions and …

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CDP students call for Talks and posters – ‘The role and perceptions of reproductions in the museum’

Lasting impressions: The role and perceptions of reproductions in the museum Call for Talks and Posters Student led Study Day 29th June, 2018 Laing Gallery and Hatton Gallery Newcastle upon Tyne Reproductions – whether as drawings, casts, scale models and photographs – have been used to document and generate research on collections since the birth of …

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Current list of available AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership PhD studentships starting in October 2018

A current list of available AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership funded PhD studentships starting in October 2018 can be found here on the website. Listed are PhD collaborative projects from the following partner organisations: Science Museum Group [Includes: Science Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, National Media Museum, National Railway Museum York, National Railway Museum Locomotion …

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CDP Student Led Activity – The All-Seeing Eye: Vision and Eyesight Across Time and Cultures – 11th April 2018 Swansea University

The All-Seeing Eye: Vision and Eyesight Across Time and Cultures Tickets, Wed, 11 Apr 2018 at 09:30 This workshop will explore medical, social, and cultural meanings of the eye and vision in contemporary and historical perspective. Vision has often provoked fascination within societies and cultures as the most revered sense. In Western Europe, the eye …

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CDP Student Led Activity – CDP Workshop – Knowledge in Transit: Histories of Science Communication – 7th April 2018, Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester

In histories of science, technology and medicine, essential questions must be investigated related to the nature of expertise and the circulation of knowledge. The one-day workshop aids researchers by addressing new intellectual, practical and methodological perspectives on science communication in its historical and historiographical context. The event includes two talks. Dr James Sumner, Senior Lecturer …

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