When I quit grad school and left academia, I assumed I would never publish a book. So The @nursingclio.bsky.social Reader is a literal dream come true. And now it gets to sit on my shelf with other publications that I have shepherded as an editor. www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/the-nursing-...

Book news! I’m pleased to say that Railway Infrastructure and the Victoria Novel is now in circulation www.cambridge.org/gb/universit...

Disability is the one minority group that anyone could potentially join at any time. It spans all ages, classes, races, religions, genders, geography…. Disability justice intersects with every other form of oppression; ensuring disabled rights is key to ensuring human rights.

Shaimaa has a funded place at Edinburgh to study for a PhD with me, but is stuck in Gaza due to Home Office restrictions. I'm proud of her for speaking about her situation on TV and grateful to reporter Paris Gourtsoyannis for covering her story. news.stv.tv/east-central...

I'm seeing an uptick in journal editors inquiring about @openlibhums.bsky.social and scholar-led, non-profit diamond #OpenAccess as a direct result of the Trump administration's crackdown on EDI and academic freedom. If we want research integrity, we need an independent academic publishing sector.

Shaimaa’s PhD will be funded by @sgsah.bsky.social (supervised by @hannahkateboast.bsky.social Will Tattersdill & me, in partnership with @commapress.bsky.social) - but she is currently trapped in Gaza unless the UK Gov relaxes its requirement for biometric data bsky.app/profile/comm...

🚨 Datavis Job Alert! 🚨 Permanent Senior Lectureship in Data Visualization. Exciting opportunity to join us @ giCentre, London to teach & research #datavis including our £11m Centre for Doctoral Training in Visualization. Feel free to DM for informal chat. www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/about/jobs/a...

Last call for October 2025 entry to a fully funded 4-year PhD in #datavis 📊 with us at diverse-cdt.ac.uk (City St George's places). Apply via diverse-cdt.ac.uk by 4pm 28th May. We welcome applications from anyone with enthusiasm for #datavis. Change what we can see. See what we can change.

Our map of cold spots in provision of humanities and social sciences courses and student numbers across the UK has been updated with the data for the 2023/24 academic year. Explore for yourself here: buff.ly/2x7yE5K

Proofs are in! 'Railway Infrastructure and the Victorian Novel' should find its way into circulation later this year with CUP 👀🚂 Too many folk to thank here but those acknowledgements are full! www.cambridge.org/core/books/r...

New Publication: Jo Hofer-Robinson, @nicolakirkby.bsky.social, Adam O'Brien & I ask how engaging with narrative fiction – and following characters’ encounters with infrastructures – might help scholars to navigate infrastructural (in)visibility. Available OA at: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

DIVERSE CDT are hiring! Are you...? ✅ a Research Software Engineer 👩‍💻 ✅ interested in Diversifying Data Visualization 📊 ✅ looking for your next career step 👀 warwick-careers.tal.net/vx/appcentre... #datavis #softwareengineer #EPSRC

Please share this opportunity widely and please do send anyone curious (you? your students?) my way. Led by an interdisciplinary team at City St George's and Warwick Deadline: 28th March (4pm GMT), info @ diverse-cdt.ac.uk Cohort-based training PhD to become a future leader in #DataVis.

More places available for fully funded 4-year PhDs in #datavis 📊 with us at diverse-cdt.ac.uk in London / Warwick. We welcome applications from anyone with enthusiasm for #datavis. We aim to diversify approaches to datavis & the people who lead it. Change what we can see. See what we can change.

Have you checked out the latest issue of @19birkbeck.bsky.social? A fav new issue dedicated to Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures guest-edited by Joanna Hofer-Robinson and @nicolakirkby.bsky.social Read it here: 19.bbk.ac.uk/issue/915/in...

The first article in our latest issue is ‘Net-Work: Irish Sea Crossings with and beyond Infrastructure’. Claire Connolly & James L. Smith w/ Daniella Traynor discuss what the digital humanities can bring to the study of travel &sea crossings. Read here: 19.bbk.ac.uk

So proud of this issue! Thank you to our fantastic contributors - @claireconnolly.bsky.social James Smith, Danielle Traynor, Ruth Livesey, Caroline Sumpter, Karin Koehler, Alicia Barnes, Kameron Sanzo, and Susan Zieger.

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