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📢 We're now on Bluesky 🦋
Please give us a follow here: bsky.app/profile/lshtm-laors…
We look forward to seeing you over on 'the other place' soon 👋
👋 Thinking of joining the X-odus but don't want to miss the latest on #PublicHealth?
Join LSHTM on 'the other place' and you won't have to miss a thing as we're sharing all the latest news, reaction & expert comment over there...
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We’re delighted to announce the latest three recipients of our Research and Innovation Grants!
Congratulations to @Dev_Collective, @Houseofdread_ and @LSHTMarchives
Read all about their projects here: nationalarchives.gov.uk/arch…
📷 House of Dread
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Remember, remember the 5th November … is History Day! Only one week until #HistDay24 and we can’t wait to welcome you to Senate House, London! Keep signing up at buff.ly/3Yo2Hi3 to explore our 90+ stalls & our online content at buff.ly/2qLXIc8. See you there!
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Join us on Thursday for the first seminar in our series on medical history in Africa:
'Empire, race, and medical achievement: the Smith-Easmon medical dynasties'
📅Thurs October 11
⌚12.45-14.00 UK
📍LG81, LSHTM Keppel St (and online)
⬇️Details via link
lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
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October is UK #BlackHistoryMonth
Find out how LSHTM is #decolonising its collections, through our Decolonising the Archive Principles covering archival & cataloguing practice, dissemination, education & inclusivity.
#ReclaimingNarratives
👉bit.ly/3Bu8Y43
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New academic year, new snazzy canteen & social space here at Keppel Street! 🙌
Introducing the newly-opened Pumphandle Social area at LSHTM - it’s looking amazing 🤩
A warm welcome to all students starting this week. We look forward to seeing you soon 😊
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📚Discover the Historical Collection.
We take a look at W. Wylde's "The Inspection of Meat" and learn how tainted meats helped spark public health crises in the 19th century Britain.
Check out them book plates! 📚
blogs.lshtm.ac.uk/library/20…
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Fantastic to see the Library bustling with Research Degree students showing off posters about the incredible projects they’ve been doing - clearly the culmination of some very passionate & dedicated work.
Well done to everyone who has submitted an entry to this and good luck 🤞 – at London, England
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The ninth installment in our Rare Books series highlights a beautiful early 19th century illustrated reference book on medicinal plants, authored by Indian physicians K.R. Kirtikar and B.D. Basu.
Read more here in this blogpost by Ann Datta: bit.ly/3Vc7ALe #RareBooks 📚
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Today's #GoogleDoodle celebrates Casimir Funk, the Polish-American biochemist. He pioneered use of vitamins to help improve health, recognising essential nutrients are needed to keep us well 💊
You'll find items on/by Funk via our Discover library search: bit.ly/3SRYHna
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Here's some of the team at Thursday's #THEawards ceremony - standing with the inimitable @SandiToksvig who gave an inspiring speech about the underrepresentation of women on Wikipedia ♀️
Thank you once again @TimesHigherEd. We couldn't be prouder to have received this honour 🙌
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🌟 We are absolutely thrilled to have been named Outstanding Library Team at the #THEawards 🌟
Thanks so much for this recognition & well done everyone who contributed to this achievement.
Congratulations to all the other nominees & winners so far this eve too. Cheers folks 🥂
Outstanding Library Team 2023 is @LSHTM, which was praised by the #THEAwards judges for its proactive and collaborative approach to helping researchers navigate the open-access publishing landscape.
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Learn more about history of infectious diseases and public health at @LSHTMarchives! 📜
Watch videos featuring insights into tropical diseases, the Sir Ronald Ross collection, and the HIV and AIDS collections: buff.ly/3sWayaO
#HistDay23
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Thanks @SenateHouseLib for the tour earlier as part of our Library, Archive & Open Research Services Staff Day! 🙏
Fantastic to be able to get out onto the roof as well to see the view over to our building here @LSHTM 🤩 – at London, England

ALT LSHTM staff on the visit to Senate House Library and Peter from the Library leading the tour. Wording on the marblenwall at the back reads “This Collection of Economic Literature was presented to the University of London in 1903 by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths who further erected this Library for its reception in 1937”.
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Happy #OpenAccessWeek to all who celebrate 🙌
This year @LSHTM was ranked No. 1️⃣ in the UK for #OpenAccess publications, gender diversity & collaborations by @CWTSleiden - something we're immensely proud of! #OAweek2023
Want to learn about #openaccess publishing?
Visit our #OAWeek2023 stand in the LSHTM Library to learn how #openaccess benefit health research. Thanks to Gordon McQueen for the fantastic animation and display!
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We're thrilled to be shortlisted for a @TimesHigherEd Award 🙌
This nomination recognises our contribution to @LSHTM being ranked first globally for publishing #OpenAccess research in the 2022 @CWTSleiden Rankings: bit.ly/492Ai5H
Good luck to all nominees next month 🤞
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Many thanks to @HunterianLondon for letting us visit their recently reopened museum today as part of #LSHTMweek 🙌
Well worth a trip to explore Hunter’s specimen collection and to take a fascinating tour through the history of surgery. More here: hunterianmuseum.org/ #HistMed – at London, England
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The latest in our rare books series at LSHTM features Johann Gottfried Bremser - author of medical books on parasitic worms, including "Über lebende würmer im lebenden menschen" (Living worms in living humans) 🪱
Read more on our blog: bit.ly/3KxOQQl #RareBooks #HistMed
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All the stories from the amazing @MixedRaceFaces project @LSHTM can now be found here: bit.ly/3pHqhJr
These personal accounts of LSHTM students & staff are also summarised on this new panel which was installed here at Keppel Street to celebrate our diverse community 👇
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ICYMI ⬇️
We're immensely proud here @LSHTM to have placed No. 1️⃣ in the UK for #OpenAccess publications, gender diversity & collaborations in the latest @CWTSleiden rankings 🥇
Congrats to everyone who has helped make this happen 👏
Find out more here: bit.ly/3qSh1Cj





































