An ERC funded research project (also known as Digital Doctors) on the role of technologies in learning medical craft skills.
FASoS, Maastricht University
Joined October 2017
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In the latest #WritingLife, Alberto Morales & Kalindi Vora (@chipkalii) discuss interdisciplinarity, vital energy, writing in one's car, & more.#WritingLife examines the craft of writing in the soc studies of med.Edited by @pneumaticpost & @of_anthropology somatosphere.net/2021/writin…
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Today's #WritingLife: a conversation between Catelijne Coopmans & Hélène Mialet on embodied writing, trading competences, and more:
somatosphere.net/2021/writin…
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🍎break read: new column out in @observantUM on hybrid gatherings: observantonline.nl/english/H…
What are some of your creative solutions or plans for how we will be meeting in the future?
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🍾 a sensory-based higher education project led by Emilie Sitzia, with Joost Dijkstra and myself (@FasosMaastricht) & Ilse van Lieshout (@Marres_HCC) has been awarded funding from the NRO!! #sensoryeducation
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On weirdness, worlding, and what counts as writing: a conversation between Matthew Wolf-Meyer (@M_Wolf_Meyer) & Alexandra Vieux Frankel, latest in our #WritingLife series:
somatosphere.net/2021/writin…
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Writing Life continues to openly invite further contributions to the series. Please contact series editors Anna Harris ([email protected]) or Denielle Elliott ([email protected]) to express interest.
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How may health humanities scholars use medical objects for research and teaching? This online KU Leuven symposium brings together @pneumaticpost (Anna Harris), @hospital_senses (Victoria Bates), @ManonParry1 and @KarinTybjerg for answers, opened by @bartraymaekers. All welcome!
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This interview about writing alongside someone else makes me crave a writing dyad like the beautiful one depicted here. Following how this particular writing relationship has evolved over time, positions, experimental forms and projects is inspiring.
In the latest piece in the #WritingLife series, Amy Speier & @suefrohlick discuss writing dyads, poetry, music to write by, & preparing for criticism.
somatosphere.net/2021/writin…
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Loved the invitation to stitch a local building @KnitWeave @StitchingTgthr & @AmyTwiggerH (finished mine late after last session of the study day, an old building v. familiar these days, our home), but even more your inspiring approach of bringing people together through stitches
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Inspired by @anatomyboutique's gorgeous Secret Language of Anatomy (@anatomyuk et al, with foreword by @theAliceRoberts), this textile essay is part of @mcs_study work about how materials are implicated in learning medicine (at uni and at home). Thx to @IN_TOUCH_UCL. #meded #hpe
How to evoke the visceral, dynamic, friable, complex materiality of the human body...?
A. Harris' paper 'On the fabric of the human
body in seven text-iles: The multimodality of learning anatomy' is out now in our 1st issue:
doi.org/10.1177/263497952199…
#sensory #tactile #anatomy
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There are too many amazing new books to read, too little time. But maybe A Sensory Education (just published @routledgebooks) appeals to some for following reasons:
1. It’s free! #openaccess, thx to @ERC_Research funding
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More: routledge.com/A-Sensory-Educ…
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The #WritingLife series is open for ongoing contributions! Please contact series editors Anna Harris @pneumaticpost ([email protected]) or Denielle Elliott @of_anthropology ([email protected]) to express interest!
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I wrote a little blog for @MosaHistoria about preparing for my recent archive trip to the U.S... Confessions of a fledgling historian: Preparing to enter “the archive”. I'll be following up soon with another one about the trip itself 😊 fasos-research.nl/mosahistor…
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Great interview in @observantUM @pwcraddock1984, with your plea for film to be taken more seriously in the humanities:
observantonline.nl/English/H…
Looking forward to your talk today @FasosMaastricht.
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Enjoyed sharing our (@mcs_study) #methods of studying #embodiment - inspired by #sensoryethnography - with UCM bachelor students in a workshop co-led with Rachel Allison. Thank you Inge Römgens for inviting us. Students came up with inspiring ideas for probing #care and #home.
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Historians @jgreene2 and @andrewlea20 track how far we’ve come since computers emerged on the #healthcare scene 50 yrs ago in a new @NEJM review. nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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Indeed! I also fully endorse to celebrate the power of collaboration and being inspired by my colleagues. Thanks for sharing @emeramchugh @ArtechneProject @MakingKnowing @MVCRASSH @mcs_study and many more:)
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Paul Craddock wrote an interesting new blog post about practice-as-research in the humanities - the first time he used RRR methods. Read it here: prag-uk.org/2019/01/15/paul-…
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Just found out about these neo-futurist dinners at @mediamatic in Amsterdam. First one sold out so need to get in quick. Dinner parties are the best format for experimentation!
