My PhD student Yuxuan Lang gave a great paper on photographs of Chinese slave-girls in Guangzhou at the fascinating Global Urban History Project in Berlin today ‪@globalurbanhistory.bsky.social‬ @historytcd.bsky.social

Celebrating 10 years of the Trinity Centre for Asian Studies with my excellent PhD students, Dexter Tse and Yuxuan Lang! @historytcd.bsky.social

Great to see lovely former students as we celebrated 10 years of the Trinity Centre for Asian Studies, including my first PhD graduate, Dr Meishan Zhang, and Chiara Mastronardo who was one of our early MPhil Chinese Studies students!

Congratulations to Ka Lo Yau on her PhD graduation! Her thesis title was Negotiating Modern Childhood: A Social History of Children in Republican China (1912-1949). She was funded by her supervisor Isabella Jackson's Irish Research Council Laureate Award CHINACHILD

📢 📢📢 Come to Dublin and join us!!! My Department is looking for an Assistant Professor in Nineteenth-Century European History. This is a specific purpose contract to replace an IRC grant holder. #skystorians @historytcd.bsky.social For more information, see here 👇 my.corehr.com/pls/trrecrui...

Great to see my colleague @janeohlmeyer.bsky.social speaking at the American Irish Historical Society in NYC tonight

My husband, Adam Hanna, wrote this beautiful obituary for Michael Longley:

A warning about Chinese control of information if its technology is accepted globally: www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Had a great time at a conference on diplomacy and cultural encounters in turn-of-the-century East Asia in Cambridge this week, with an excellent paper by @clarem212.bsky.social and a keynote by yours truly

Looking forward to this on Monday

Bowled over by the British Library Dunhuang manuscripts exhibition. Here, the rules for a woman's club from 959, with 15 female signatories, each of whom signed a mark under her name.