The extended deadline for #ICOHTEC2026 is fast approaching. Submit your abstracts before 28 February. See: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr for more details. #histtech #histstm #envhist #envhum
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Animesh Chatterjee
@researchnotesstudio.com
Historian of technology and the environment | Former MSCA postdoctoral fellow (Weathering Colonial Calcutta) www.weatheringcultures.com Founder of Research Notes Studio Helping researchers write, fund and reimagine their work. www.researchnotesstudio.com
The extended deadline for #ICOHTEC2026 is fast approaching. Submit your abstracts before 28 February. See: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr for more details. #histtech #histstm #envhist #envhum
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After a decade in academia, including a PhD and 2 postdocs, I have returned to the corporate world of consulting. I’ll still be writing and publishing material from my academic research projects, and also keeping Research Notes Studio going, but the academic career is, sadly, over.
This conference invites reflections on how the history of technology intersects with evolving methodologies, theories, pedagogies, and other branches of historical study to highlight the importance of understanding technology's past in addressing contemporary challenges: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr
ICOHTEC 2026 – 53rd Annual Meeting – International Congress of the History of Technology · Alexandroupolis, Greece
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ICOHTEC 2026: Museums, material & intangible cultural heritage, and public engagement. In collaboration with the Ethnological Museum of Thrace, we especially welcome proposals exploring material and intangible culture, museum practices, and public history. Check out our CfP: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr
ICOHTEC 2026 – 53rd Annual Meeting – International Congress of the History of Technology · Alexandroupolis, Greece
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The deadline to submit an abstract/proposal for #ICOHTEC2026 has been extended to 28 February 2026. Please see icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr for more details. #histtech #histstm #envhist #envhum #museum #museumstudies #heritagestudies
ICOHTEC 2026 – 53rd Annual Meeting – International Congress of the History of Technology · Alexandroupolis, Greece
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Deadline extended — more time to submit to the ICOHTEC 2026 Annual Meeting! If you’ve been considering sending a proposal but needed a bit more breathing room, this is your moment: the submission deadline has been extended to 28 February 2026: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr
Happy to see my interview in the latest ICOHTEC newsletter! We talked about electricity in colonial Calcutta, the thinking behind www.researchnotesstudio.com and what’s coming at #ICOHTEC2026 Please see icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr and @icohtec2026.bsky.social for #ICOHTEC2026 #histtech #histstm #envhum
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Abstract submission is now open for ICOHTEC 2026: The online submission platform is live. Please submit your conference abstract via the submission portal: abstractsicohtec.com For conference information and updates, visit the official website: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr
Abstract submission is now open for ICOHTEC 2026: The online submission platform is live. Please submit your conference abstract via the submission portal: abstractsicohtec.com For conference information and updates, visit the official website: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr
Submissions of abstracts and proposals for ICOHTEC 2026 are now open. Please see icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr for the CfP and other details, and submit your abstracts. Deadline: 31 January 2026 #histstm #histtech #histmed #envhist #envhum #histsci
ICOHTEC 2026 – 53rd Annual Meeting – International Congress of the History of Technology · Alexandroupolis, Greece
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The ICOHTEC Annual Conference 2026 in Alexandroupolis, Greece now has a website: icohtec2026.hs.duth.gr Please have a look at the CfP and other details, and submit your abstracts. Submissions open on 15 December 2025. Deadline: 31 January 2026 #histstm #histtech #histmed #envhist #envhum #histsci
ICOHTEC 2026 – 53rd Annual Meeting – International Congress of the History of Technology · Alexandroupolis, Greece
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There are hills on the road, and then there are hills we carry within. This week’s Precious Cargo essay is about learning to climb both. open.substack.com/pub/precious...
There is always a hill somewhere
There are hills on the road, and then there are hills we carry within.This week’s Precious Cargo essay is about learning to climb both.
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ICOHTEC 2026: Call for Proposals is now open! The next Annual Meeting will take place 8–11 October 2026 at the Democritus University of Thrace (Greece), in collaboration with the Lab of Technologies, Research & Applications in Education and the Ethnological Museum of Thrace. Thread: 1/4 #histtech
I’ve just launched Research Notes Studio, where I support researchers and organisations with editing, research development, and grant-writing. If you’re preparing a manuscript or a proposal or know someone who is, please share www.researchnotesstudio.com
I’m very excited to share this: Research Notes Studio is now live www.researchnotesstudio.com. What started as a handful of research favours slowly grew into something larger. And somewhere between grant deadlines, and the strange luck of academic life, this little studio took shape. #envhum
Research Notes Studio | Enhance Your Research Now
Research Notes Studio offers editing, research support, and grant proposal services to enhance academic writing and scholarship. Improve your research today.
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New Precious Cargo essay. It’s about cycling while getting slapped by the wind, falling over at 6km/hr, and realising my son is having the time of his life while I question all my choices. open.substack.com/pub/electric... #cycling #cargobike
My son fell asleep somewhere between the lake and the roundabout, and the world seemed to soften. A new Precious Cargo essay on cycling, trust, and the art of carrying what matters. Read here: electricpunkah.substack.com/p/the-weight...
I’ve started writing about my cycling adventures with my son. It’s a blog/journal with essays on movement, writing, and the art of keeping upright, called “Precious Cargo: A dad and his cargo bike trying to keep their balance”. And here’s the first post. electricpunkah.substack.com/p/trying-to-...
A few months ago, in order to stay in touch with academic research while I found my footing, I started helping former colleagues and some students with small research and editing tasks. These side projects reminded me how much I enjoy dealing with complex ideas.
Last weekend, I celebrated the first birthday (of many) of the best thing I’ve bought with my money!
With another round of postdoc applications going nowhere, I think it’s time to start seriously exploring a more stable, long-term path outside academia. I’d appreciate any guidance from historians/academics who’ve moved into another career. #altac #academictwitter
To those who’ve left academia: How did you find the motivation to finish your writing — papers, chapters, lingering commitments — once you knew it wouldn’t help your academic career anymore? I’m struggling with this and would really value hearing how you navigated it. #postac #leavingacademia
Woke up this morning with a sense of grief as an academic/research career seems more out of reach every day. It’s a grief for ideas left unexplored, for questions now gathering dust in closed notebooks, for the imagined futures built in archives and at conferences that may never come to pass.
Now that I have a bit more time to actually write for pleasure, I welcome you to Weathering Wednesdays, a blog that uses bits from my #weathering research @greenhouseuis.net to talk deeply about the weather, memory, metaphor, and emotions. www.weatheringcultures.com/weathering-w...
Weathering Wednesdays — Weathering Cultures
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Hot off the press! My article on the relations between class, consumption and transitions to electric supply and technologies in late-19th and early 20th century Calcutta, published in the special issue “Affects of Energy Transition”. #histtech #histstm www.regeneration-journal.org/article/id/1...
Everyday Interpretations of Transitions to Electricity in Colonial Calcutta, c. 1875-1940s
This paper explores some of the ways in which a range of elite and non-elite individuals and social groups in late-nineteenth and early twentieth cetury colonial Calcutta mapped their conceptions of e...
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Behind the bus stop glass - RHS Garden Bridgewater, 27 April 2025.
Now that I actually have a bit more time to read, write and reflect on my academic work, I will be starting a blog/newsletter called “Weathering Wednesdays” (a weekly letter about time, weather, seasons, and what gets left behind) on my project website www.weatheringcultures.com . #envhum #envhist
Weathering Cultures
Discover insights into colonial Calcutta's weather interactions through scholarly narratives and public storytelling.
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I've got a new website showcasing my @erc.europa.eu Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral project @greenhouseuis.net . The website will be updated as and when more research and writings are published. www.weatheringcultures.com
Weathering Cultures
Discover insights into colonial Calcutta's weather interactions through scholarly narratives and public storytelling.
weatheringcultures.com
In 2 days my time as an MSCA fellow @greenhouseuis.net @unistavanger.bsky.social comes to an end. Outside of research, publications, submissions etc in the last 2 years, I’ve met some great people passionate about #envhum and #envhist. I’ve learnt much from them and can’t thank them enough.