2020
30 March
Online Check-In Session
27 February
PhD Workshop
Anna Parker (Cambridge), Holly Fletcher (Cambridge), Laura Roberts (Oxford)
30 January
Jan Machielsen (History, Cardiff)
Liesbeth Corens (History, QMUL)
2019
12 December (UCL)
Laura Gowing (History, KCL)
Filippo de Vivo (History, Birkbeck)
21 November (QMUL)
Morgan Ng (JRF, History of Art and Architecture, Cambridge) on Renaissance Macroinfrastructures
17 October (Birkbeck)
Edmund Wareham (History, Cambridge), “The Convent and its Peasants”
Suzanna Ivanič (History, Kent) “Rethinking religion with objects in Prague”
25 April (UCL)
Hannah Briscoe (PhD candidate, History, Birmingham), Biblical Literature for Children in German Lutheranism
21 March (UCL)
Erin Maglaque (History, Sheffield), “The Body and Political Thought in Renaissance Venice”
21 February (UCL)
Jacqueline Glomski (Center for Editing Lives and Letters, UCL), ‘Libraries and Religion in the 17th Century’
Group Discussion: goal-setting, research plans, trouble-shooting
24 January (UCL)
Giacomo Giudici (Warburg Institute), “Deploying Paper as a Performance of Power: The Sforza, Dukes of Milan (1450-1535)”
Andrew Chen (Cambridge, History of Art),’ An Italian Friar’s Problem with Images, ca. 1500′
2018
14 December (UCL)
Lucian Staiano-Daniels
Helen Kemp
15 November (UCL)
Jaap Geraerts (Center for Editing Lives and Letters, UCL), ‘Sacred space in the Dutch Republic: Catholics and their churches’
19 October (UCL)
Solene Rivoal
Anna Gialdini
27 September (UCL)
shorter pieces workshop: book proposals, etc.
23 July
Matthew Champion (History, Birkbeck) on Erasmus’s bells
9 May (KCL)
Lyndal Roper (History, Oxford) on Luther and the Jews
25 April (KCL)
Joan Redmond (History, KCL) on conversion and the 1641 Irish Rebellion
Jess Balls (History, PhD candidate, UEA) on air pollution and sensory impairment in eighteenth-century London
1 February (KCL)
Regine Maritz (History, DHI Paris) on Sibylla von Anhalt and Friedrich of Württemberg (m. 1581-1608)
2017
23 November (UCL)
Allison Stielau (History of Art, UCL) on Anabaptist currency
24 October (UCL)
Tom Töelle (PhD Candidate, History, Princeton) on royal frailty at the court of Charles II of Spain
22 September (UCL)
Hannah Murphy (History, Renaissance Skin, KCL) on artisanal culture in Nuremberg
Goal-setting Workshop
17 August (KCL)
Kat Hill (History, Birkbeck) on mapping Lutheran memory
21 June (KCL)
Róisín Watson (History, Leibniz-Institut für europäische Geschichte) on contemplation in seventeenth-century Germany