Location: Seminar Room 1 Yudowitz, and Atrium, Wolfson Medical Building, University Avenue
We are pleased to announce that registration is NOW OPEN for this event.
All welcome: free event, but please register by emailing arts-medhums@glasgow.ac.uk
Purpose:
- to encourage networking and sharing of expertise in Glasgow’s medical humanities communities
- to build towards greater collaborative research and bidding
9.30-10.15: Tea and coffee with scones
10.15-10.45: Introductions from Centre Director/Co-Directors(s)
10.45-11.30: Panel 1: Data Matters: An Interdisciplinary Conversation about Data and Public Health
Dr Craig Anderson (School of Mathematics and Statistics), Dr Hannah-Louise Clark (Department of History), Professor Daniel Haydon (Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health & Comparative Medicine), Ms Michelle McGachie (Economic and Social History).
Chair Dr Angus Ferguson (Economic and Social History).
11.30-12.00: Tea and Coffee break
12.00-12.45: Panel 2: Curators as Agents of Research
Dr Alistair Tough (Info Studies/NHSGGC), Julie Gardham (GU Special Collections), Maggie Reilly (Hunterian – Zoology Curator), Dr Irene O’Brien (Glasgow City Archives).
Chair Ms Siobhan Convery (GU Library).
12.45-1: Provocation: Food
Dr Manon Mathias (French)
Chair Dr Cheryl McGeachan (Geography).
1-2: Buffet lunch and networking, with tables of materials from:
Dr Cheryl McGeachan, Tony Lewis and Claire Coia (Glasgow Museums): Art Extraordinaire
Dr Megan Coyer (English Lit): 19C Scottish Medico-Literary Cultures
Dr Anna McFarlane & Dr Gavin Miller (English Lit): Science Fiction & Science Fiction Pregnancy
Dr Hannah-Louise Clark (History): Data & Public Health
2-2.30: Panel 3: (Beyond) The Glasgow Effect
Ms Sarah Spence (English Lit), Dr Hannah Connelly (History/Archaeology).
Chair Dr Gavin Miller (English Lit).
2.30-3: Panel 4: New Directions in End of Life Studies
Mr Joe Wood (English Lit), Dr Nicole Baur (Interdisciplinary Studies), Dr Marian Krawczyk (Interdisciplinary Studies/Anthropology).
Chair Dr Hannah Louise-Clark (History).
3-4.00: Closing Group Panel & Discussion w/wine: What is to be Done?
Ms Siobhan Convery (GU Library), Dr Gavin Miller (MHRC Director), Dr Angus Ferguson (GU Centre History of Medicine), Dr Janet Greenlees (CSHHH Co-Director). Chair Dr Megan Coyer (MHRC Deputy Director).
Event supported by University of Glasgow College of Arts Strategic Research Allocation