Hot off the press! New publication shares first findings from the ReaderBank study on reading, the imagination and mental health.
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The Fundamentals of Creative Facilitation: A two-day training course
Join Mary Robson and Dawn Williams for our two-day, in-person course in Durham.
New publication! Defective data: statistics, disability, and eugenic sterilisation in interwar Britain
Announcing the publication of ‘Defective data: statistics, disability, and eugenic sterilisation in interwar Britain’ by Measurement Lab co-lead Coreen McGuire and Alex Aylward.
ReaderBank at Edinburgh International Book Festival 2025
ReaderBank returns to the Edinburgh International Book Festival with a stellar line up of events for August 2025.
Moving Bodies Lab Collaborator features in upcoming exhibition
Moving Bodies Lab collaborator Dr Véronique Chance is undertaking an 8-day tracked run from London to Cambridge for the exhibition ‘Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger’.
2025 Medical Humanities In Practice Research Fellows Day
The IMH welcomes our Medical Humanities in Practice Research Fellows for the first in a series of events.
2025 Advisory Board Meeting
On 3-4 July 2025, the IMH was delighted to welcome members of our international Advisory Board to Durham for our annual meeting.
Take part in the SUNRISE survey
How is subjective experience integrated (or not) into mental health science? Contribute your views in a survey for the SUNRISE study.
Lifeblood: Edvard Munch
Visual & Material Lab collaborator Professor Allison Morehead (Queen’s University, Canada), has curated the ground-breaking exhibition Lifeblood: Edvard Munch, at MUNCH in Oslo until 21st September 2025.
Could you be our Digital Content and Communications Officer?
We’re hiring! Recruitment for a Digital Content and Communications Officer (Maternity Cover) has now opened.
Introducing Judith Holliday: New Medical Humanities in Practice Research Fellow
An interview with Judith Holliday, a new Medical Humanities in Practice Research Fellow
Introducing Shayla Sue Schlossenberg: New Medical Humanities in Practice Research Fellow
An interview with Shayla Sue Schlossenberg, new Medical Humanities in Practice Research Fellow.
