Warwick-Warburg Doctoral Training Programme, 2021
Resources and Techniques for the Study of Renaissance and Early Modern Culture
Monday 10 May
14.00-15.00 Michael Bycroft and Raphaële Mouren. Welcome and introduction. One minute introductions by all students
15.00-16.30 Paul Taylor: ‘Religious iconography’
16.30 virtual coffee
17.00-18.30 Charles Burnett: ‘Working with Manuscripts’
Tuesday 11 May
14.00-17.00 Doctoral forum. My PhD in 3 minutes. All students present their PhD and receive feedback from academics and other attendants. M. Bycroft, R. Mouren, M. O’Malley
17.00 Break
17.15-18.15 Ingrid De Smet and Sara Miglietti: ‘Getting published’
Wednesday 12 May
14.00-15.30 Paul Taylor: ‘Secular iconography’
15.30 Virtual coffee
15.45-16.45 Katie Klaassen and Emma Roberts: ‘Engaging with non-academic audiences’
16.45 Break
17.00-18.30 Jonathan Davies: ‘Working with Archives’
Thursday 13 May
14.00-15.30 Caroline Petit: ‘Medicine in manuscripts and printed books’
15.30 Break
15.45-16.45 Raphaële Mouren: ‘The digital Renaissance’
16.45 Break
17.00-18.00 Bryan Brazeau: ‘Building a network for your research online’
Friday 14 May
14.00-16.00 Genevieve Verdigel: ‘Approaching Prints and Drawings as Research Tools: Perspectives from the British Museum’
16.15 Ingrid de Smet: ‘Getting funded’
17.15 Final discussion, virtual drinks
Your tutors will include:
Warburg Institute
Dr Raphaële Mouren (Co-organiser)
University of Warwick
Dr Michael Bycroft (Co-organiser)
Katie Klaassen & Emma Roberts (Research and Impact Services, Warwick)
Dr Genevieve Verdigel (British Museum)