Pleased to share that my latest book review has just been published in Metascience. I review Kostas Kampourakis’ Darwin Mythology: Debunking Myths, Correcting Falsehoods. You can read it here: https://t.co/y6AuTkYefm

Call for Papers: Australasian Association for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Science 2025 Conference https://t.co/MT1SODT1wP via @AAHPSSS

So wonderful to read this lovely TLS @TheTLS review of our Oracles exhibition and Divination book this morning @bodleianlibs @BodEducation Come visit us at the Bodleian Library until 27 April👇

Honoured to have been shortlisted for @AustHistAssoc General Thesis Prize alongside my wonderful friend and colleague @donaphy

Great to see the final product at last! Big thanks to Alex Wright and the team at CUP, and to all the colleagues who gave advice and commentary. (It's also the official publication day in the UK).

Very Excited to be a part of this wonderful project headed by @joelgbarnes and @IanHesketh on Global Darwin Commemorations. Check it Out! #darwin #HistSci #sciencehistory

Plant specimens collected by Charles Darwin to be unveiled to the public

Book Review: https://t.co/plSGFcgpg9

I reviewed Lorraine Daston's recent book for @SydReviewBooks

'Why are so many Australian music festivals being cancelled?' @bengreenfuz writes about what the future of festivals will look like.

Exciting news to share! 🎉 Honored to have been awarded a @Griffith_Uni Postdoctoral Fellowship for my project, "Darwin in Transit." Thrilled to be based at @GU_SocialCultur. Ready for this new chapter of research and collaboration!

Such a pleasure to work with Raine Daston on this piece, which advocates for stronger connections between scientists, historians, and the public. Big thanks to @philipcball for encouraging us to write it, and @samhaselby for running with it.

Big thanks to @IanHesketh Evelleen Richards and Ruth Barton for inviting me to contribute to this special issue “Down Under Darwin” in @BioViewsHPS . You can read my essay on William Boyd Dawkins’ betrayal of Darwin’s patronage here https://t.co/70pjQYqnRQ #darwin #history

My short piece on placentas, cake and the history of medicine! 😁🎂

In late medieval & Renaissance Europe, astrologers were prominent figures in universities, courts, clinics & public squares. By the 18th century, this was no longer the case. What happened? My latest article reviews a growing literature that has tried to answer this question 🌛✨

Today the @bu_cte centre today reported the results of its largest ever study into #CTE in young people. @alanpearcephd @bachyns and I wrote about the implications of this study for youth sport in @ConversationEDU https://t.co/IPDrpP38p3

I reviewed @JonTophamHPS wonderful new book Reading the Book of Nature published by @UChicagoPress. Happy to provide a copy for those who don’t have access. #history #historyofreading #bookhistory #historyofscience https://t.co/0VRcf1YIq7

After #SirKeithFest, @DrJanMachielsen and I wrote about the legacy of Religion and the Decline of Magic 50 years on, and we're thrilled to see the article out now in @PastPresentSoc 🥳 It's open access at the link below - let us know what you think! https://t.co/N9KBxEp3kx