Author: David Rundle

Harry Gilbert is one of MEMS’s CHASE-funded PhD students. In that capacity, he is also one of the organisers of the Medieval and Early Modern … Read more

Yesterday, 20th November, was a special date in the MEMS calendar as our most recent cohort of MA students graduated. All of us in our … Read more

MEMS is proud to have been asked to host the national Fifteenth Century Conference in 2026. The local organisers will be two of the Centre’s … Read more

Clara Chamberlain, PhD student at UEA, reports on the latest outing of Bookscapes, a set of workshops funded by UEA, with MEMS as the lead … Read more

We are delighted to announce the next instalment of Bookscapes, a series of workshops thinking about the materiality of libraries and books across the medieval … Read more

Further funded positions to pursue doctoral research with MEMS are now available. These are in addition to the on-going CHASE competition, and the CHASE Collaborative … Read more

Are you interested in manuscripts? Want to research in a location of international significance? Want to be based in a highly-regarded and supportive community? Then … Read more

The MEMS community wants to congratulate one of its own, Anna-Nadine Pike, on the launch of a major online exhibition. The exhibition, undertaken for the … Read more

Are you interested in undertaking doctoral research in medieval or early modern studies? Then come and join our vibrant community in the beautiful historic city … Read more

Come and join us on 14th September for the one-day conference Books across Borders. This special event hosted by MEMS is part of the Bookscapes … Read more