Author: John Hodgson
Dr John Hodgson is an honorary research fellow in the John Rylands Research Institute, University of Manchester.
Rediscovered: the Jan Łukasiewicz Papers
Dr James Peters writes another in our occasional series of posts on some of our lesser known collections. Jan ŁukasiewiczContinue Reading
Unlocking Special Collections for Teaching and Learning
Dr Janette Martin writes: On Thursday 26 April 2018, curators and librarians from the University of Manchester Library hosted aContinue Reading
The Life of ‘Little Magazines’
Fran Horner, a postgraduate student studying the MA in Art Gallery and Museum Studies, in her fourth blog post, tellsContinue Reading
The Great Depths of Space: Cataloguing the Papers of Zdeněk Kopal
Jane Speller writes: With generous support from the American Institute of Physics, work has started on cataloguing the papers ofContinue Reading
Rediscovered: the Bible in Basic English Collection
James Peters has created another in our occasional series describing work being undertaken on some of our less well-known collections. BasicContinue Reading
Ephemera in the dsh (dom sylvester houédard) archive
Fran Horner, a postgraduate student studying for an MA in Art Gallery and Museum Studies, in her third blog post,Continue Reading
Curating Culture: A Student’s Perspective
‘Curating Culture’ is a module available to undergraduates at the University of Manchester via the University College of Interdisciplinary Learning (UCIL). Continue Reading
Rediscovered: The Tobias Theodores Papers
Another in our occasional series describing work being undertaken on some of our less well-known collections. Miriam Wildermuth, an ErasmusContinue Reading
DAFFODILS Service Update
1 April marks the first anniversary of the launch of our Drone Airborne Fast, Frequent Order and Delivery Inter-Library Service (DAFFODILS).Continue Reading