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Third IMH research cabaret is a resounding success

A write-up of our event on 12 November.
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Three new Honorary Fellows to join the Institute

A warm IMH welcome to Dawn Williams, Chimwemwe Phiri and Katharine Cheston.
Three black and white profile photographs in a row: Dawn Williams (Left), Chimwemwe Phiri (Middle) and Katharine Cheston (Right).

Event recordings now available

New recordings repositories launched for IMH and Platform websites.
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Black Lung by Megan Adams

IMH and New Writing North are delighted to mark the 2024 research cabaret with the publication of this short story.
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Narrative Practices Co-Lead published in The Conversation

Veronica Heney reflects on Adelaide by Genevieve Wheeler: a 'sad girl novel' that lacks emotional depth.
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IMH publishes November newsletter

News and insights from the Institute for Medical Humanities.
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Latest IMH events bulletin lands in inboxes

The October 2024 edition is now available online.
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IMH newsletter returns after summer break

The September 2024 edition of our newsletter is now available online.
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Dr Louise Creechan to ‘neurodiversify’ the academy

Dr Louise Creechan, from our Institute for Medical Humanities and Department of English Studies, has won a prestigious award to make humanities research more accessible and inclusive for neurodivergent researchers.
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Psychic nights can help with grief, study finds

Attending psychic nights can help ease a person’s grief, according to the initial findings of a research study.
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Postgraduate Research Network re-launching in Autumn 2024

We are delighted to announce the relaunch of our network for Durham University postgraduate research network.
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We're hiring! Could you be our Communications Intern?

The Institute for Medical Humanities (IMH) is looking for a Communications Intern to support in the promotion of its events and activities to public and academic audiences.
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