Working outside to the sound of birds fills me with so much joy.

Found this in the archive today. Just leaving this here for no reason at all.
🗃️ William Charles Redfield's meteorological journal (1835)

Thank you for yesterday's conference on citizen science and heritage. The event highlighted both the potential and the challenges of collaborations between researchers and citizen scientists, while showcasing a range of past and present initiatives!

On a Belgian summer day, between rain and sunshine, I became a doctor in history and a doctor in philosophy. Doing this PhD has been an immense privilege, a journey of discovery as well as self-discovery. I'm beyond grateful for all the support I have received these last 4 years

After passing my internal PhD defense yesterday, I am pleased to announce the opening of registration for my public defense at

event.ugent.be/registration/v…

CfA: Conference in History of Science and the Humanities on 20-21 April at Soeterbeeck Abbey. The Call is solely open for PhD students working at Belgian and Dutch universities. More details on the conference and how to apply can be found below:

This first day of the ISIH conference on Histories of Knowledge has already been so lovely, looking forward to the rest of the week! Discovering more of Ca'Foscari is a bonus 👀🎨 @ISIHtweets

During this partial lockdown I've visited some BE museums. N°1 The Ghent University Museum. I loved how it wasn't organised by discipline but by themes such as doubt, chaos and measuring. It highlighted the messy project of knowledge production from all of UGent's faculties [1/2]