Hoist the main sail! Tall Ships head for Greenwich festival

by Talking Humanities | Sep 4, 2014 | Events

Rich in maritime history and home of the Cutty Sark, Greenwich will host the five-day Tall Ships Regatta, organised by Sail Training International. The ships set sail from Falmouth on 31 August to race to the Needles on the western tip of the Isle of Wight before...

Early Career researchers a match for Science in Culture’s Ignite event

by Talking Humanities | Jun 3, 2014 | Events

Science in Culture is one of the key areas of AHRC funding and supports projects committed to developing reciprocal relationships between scientists and arts and humanities researchers. It is not easy to impress judges in any competition, but the 14 Early Career...
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