Change ringer. I will mostly tweet about work (digital preservation) + on occasion about bellringing, birds and the city of Bath (not necessarily in that order)
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ALT A photograph of a speaker presenting at a conference, the image has a purple wash over it and is overlaid with text. The text reads: DCDC25 Discovering Collections Discovering Communities. 29-31 July 2025. Choose your own future: Resilient communications and sustainable solutions. Durham University and Online.
ALT A page from The Lindisfarne Gospels (Cotton MS Nero d iv), showing large text and an illuminated border design.
ALT A view of Readers in a Reading Room at the British Library, working at rows of desks.
ALT A woman consults a large format newspaper on a stand in a Reading Room at the British Library.
ALT The sign for Medieval Women: In Their Own Words, showing the exhibition title in gold lettering on a blue background, accompanying a group of nuns carrying books.
ALT Digitised page from the Sherborne Missal.
ALT A Raman spectroscopy technique taking place on a medieval document, showing three metal tubes of the machine hovering over the manuscript.
ALT D-LEG/Z/7: Plan of Trinity, Newfoundland
ALT D1/2694: Life history of John Masters, born in Newfoundland in 1687, who became a wealthy merchant of Poole, where he was buried in June 1755.
ALT A screenshot of text from the UKRI website which reads: AHRC Executive Chair Christopher Smith said: "Software plays a fundamental role in all disciplines of research. That’s why it’s so important that we invest in supporting the development of research software that is top quality, meets the needs of our research communities, is environmentally sustainable and is ready for the future. This record £10.2 million investment is part of the UKRI Digital Research Infrastructure programme’s ongoing investment in evolving existing capability and supporting new infrastructure. It reflects the SSI’s strong track record and the importance of its work for the future of research. I am delighted that AHRC will be hosting this investment for all UKRI communities for the next four years."
