An experimental workshop examining embodied and relational forms of knowing in therapeutic and qualitative research settings.

Professor Daniel Grimley on why the Humanities are urgent in an age of AI, climate crisis and democratic uncertainty.

In this age of AI, how can the medical humanities shape digitisation, and how are digital technologies shaping emerging medical practices?

Cambridge Core - English Literature: General Interest - As I Write Dying

Can you tell us when the skies are clear? You may even see an aurora!

What does 'good' co-produced research look like? Kate Marks, Brett Smith and Victor Merino-Expósito explore in this new article for Critical Public Health.

About 4% of UK homes have air conditioning, concentrated in wealthier households.

The premiere of a co-choreographed dance piece by Moving Bodies Lab researcher Emily Davis and dancers with multiple sclerosis has received enthusiastic feedback following its debut at Healing Arts…

A hybrid workshop developing interdisciplinary conversations around key themes of GAIA: gender, autism, and affective & epistemic injustice

A recording of Antonia Hodgson’s talk delivered on 20 January 2026 at the Seasonal Bodies: Weather, Movement and Wellbeing roundtable, part of the Institute for Medical Humanities’ Weather, Climate…

In the second of the ‘Lab Coat Lunches’ series, hosted by the Visual and Material Lab, Paulina Yurman presents the visual and material methods at the heart of her project Maternal Machines, adopting…

The first of the ‘Lab Coat Lunches’ series, hosted by the Visual and Material Lab, features Matt Durran discussing his collaboration with the Royal Free Hospital in London, bringing together modern…

YouTube video by HealthHumanities UoR

An online talk by Dr Martin Savranksy as part of the Weather, Climate, and Health Research Theme

Lab Coat Lunches 2026 – visual and material practices within and beyond the medical humanities (online)

Centre for Health Humanities. Exploring health from interdisciplinary perspectives.

Lab Coat Lunches 2026 – visual and material practices within and beyond the medical humanities (online)

A philosophical puzzle can help explain why some people and governments aren’t acting quickly enough to tackle climate change.

Led by Artur M. Vidal, this participatory workshop introduces elements of Pauline Oliveros’ Deep Listening practice, which explores the difference between hearing and listening. Through guided exercis...

Dr Kristy Slominski discusses the intersection of the religious, sexual, and health history of basketball and Kellogg's cornflakes.