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Sparks

Dept of Sport & Exercise Sciences - Durham University
@dusportexsci.bsky.social
Leading multi-disciplinary department of sport and exercise sciences. Consistently ranked in the UK Top 10 best sport-related UG degrees. Top 100 QS World Ranki
Harriet Barratt
@harrietbarratt.bsky.social
Researcher of objects & spaces of healthcare (the psychosocial, material culture, co-production; PhD on Winnicott). Postdoc at the Visual and Material Lab at @d
Victoria Patton
@vpatton.bsky.social
Digital Development & Communications at durhamimh.bsky.social
S PARK 박소희 🌏
@parkbmb.bsky.social
Professor of Psychology @ Vanderbilt. Interested in cognitive & social neuroscience of bodily self experiences & disturbances (schizophrenia, depersonalization,
Gabriela Minden
@marieminden.bsky.social
Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Durham University | author of Modernism after the Ballets Russes (OUP) - https://shorturl.at/ReFmK | working on a new book abo
Angela Woods
@literarti.bsky.social
Director of the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities and Durham University's Institute for Medical Humanities. Working on voice-hearing, psychosis
Ria Cheyne
@riacheyne.bsky.social
Neurodiversity, disability, access, medical humanities, genre fiction. "Divergent Minds in the Archive" project PI. Disability, Literature, Genre book (Liverpoo
Dr. Daniel P. Jones
@danielpjones.bsky.social
Crip-queer disability scholar + creative practitioner | Tourette Syndrome, Creative Research Methods, Public Space (+ more) | Assistant Professor (Research) @du
Dr. Ben Mitchell
@drlibraryben.bsky.social
(he/they) Scholar. Geek. Nova Scotian. 🌍 Libraries (#GLAM), medical humanities, history/public history, neurodiversity and disability studies. 🌍 Geekier at:
Iain Lindsey
@iainlindsey.bsky.social
Academic: youth and community sport, sport for development, policy. Beware: I will post my own stuff.
Isabelle Finn-Kelcey
@isabellefk.bsky.social
MEd MRes Interested in narratives of neurodiversity, inclusive education, double empathy, EOTAS, neuroqueering. She/her.