ECR in 2025: Advice to ECRS, a response
In this, the final blogpost of three in this series (see part 1 and part 2), Lewis Wade responds to a post on advice for
French History. Academia. PhD and Postdoc Life. In alliance with SSFH.
In this, the final blogpost of three in this series (see part 1 and part 2), Lewis Wade responds to a post on advice for
For this new series of collaborative blog posts, early career researchers (ECRs) in French history in the UK were invited to reflect on their recent
In this, the second blogpost of three in this series (part 1 can be found here), Lewis Wade responds to the second ECR in 2025 post
For this new series of collaborative blog posts, early career researchers (ECRs) in French history in the UK were invited to reflect on their recent
In this post, Lewis Wade responds to the first post in the new series ECR in 2025, which you can read here. I was delighted
For this new series of collaborative blog posts, early career researchers (ECRs) in French history in the UK were invited to reflect on their recent
For our next interviewee the PGR ECR Spotlight swings on to illuminate Rachel Eager, a student doing fantastic work using textual/visual sources of emblem books
The story of my postdoctoral research started a decade ago as an undergraduate, writes Lewis Wade. Under the supervision of Helen Pfeifer at Cambridge, I
Welcome to another edition of Historians Under the Spotlight — an occasional interview series that offers a snapshot from academics’ lives: their passions, interests and reading suggestions.
In our next installment of our PGR/ECR Spotlight, showcasing some of our upcoming members and scholars of French History the society is proud to introduce