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May 25
Call for expressions of interest – Global perspectives on Christianity, music, ecology, and climate (edited collection)
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Germany in a nutshell.
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Apr 17
The number of grant applications is rising sharply. Our capacity for their evaluation isn’t.
ERC President Maria Leptin explains why stricter resubmission limits are being introduced for 2027 calls and what this mean for applicants.
link.europa.eu/xF7kjc
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Apr 4
@wightlinkferry Why can't I buy a national rail e-ticket from the IoW that integrates with the yarmouth to lymington ferry? The only option is to collect a paper version, and it says you don't have facilities to be able to collect that on the island.
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Apr 4
this makes it impossible to buy a ticket from the island with a railcard unless I make a special trip all the way over to the Island Line to collect it
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Hello from Germany where... wait WTF 😳
Änderung im Wehrdienst-Modernisierungsgesetz trat weitgehend unbemerkt in Kraft. Demnach müssen Millionen Männer vor Auslandsaufenthalten eine Genehmigung der Bundeswehr einholen. berliner-zeitung.de/news/neu…
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Mar 24
Call for papers for a special journal issue I'm guest editing together with Tanya Riches on faith and spirituality in the wake of ecclesial harm
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Feb 26
The reason AI is so threatening to academia is because of the choice of university leaders and government to fully reorient the purpose of universities entirely around routine outputs (essays, degrees, REF submissions, etc.) and not intrinsically valuable processes.
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Feb 20
"More academics left roles than started them in 2024-25 for the first time ever.....About 60 per cent of Universities UK members saw a fall in academic staff numbers last year"
@paddywjack @timeshighered
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Feb 13
one of the most frustrating things about there being “no jobs” is that we all walk around and see the work that needs to be done. our cities are crumbling, our people need help, our world is dying. there’s so much work to be done, if only it were good for the balance sheet
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I join UN experts in calling on Germany to end police violence & the apparent suppression of legitimate Palestine solidarity activism
16 Oct 2025
#Germany: UN experts urge the government to end police violence & the apparent suppression of legitimate Palestine solidarity activism.
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30 Oct 2025
RT @derJamesJackson: The German army is suing a child who made a meme asking “so kids, who wants to die on the eastern front?” during an of…
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11 Oct 2025
I didn't think Anglican twitter was still a thing, but the Canterbury graffiti seems to show otherwise
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8 Oct 2025
So concerning when those in power try and limit our freedom of speech beyond what is allowed by the law and the only thing stopping them is the judiciary, months later.
8 Oct 2025
Update: this was just overturned on appeal
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11 Aug 2025
'Mark Porter explores the landscape of musical innovation in reaction to the current ecological crisis... [offering] a thoughtful and timely contribution that moves beyond finding the “right answers” [to] contextually appropriate responses.'
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6 Aug 2025
Marileen Steyn reviews 'For the Warming of the Earth: Music, faith, and ecological crisis' by Mark Porter (@SCM_Press) readingreligion.org/97803340…
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6 Aug 2025
Marileen Steyn reviews 'For the Warming of the Earth: Music, faith, and ecological crisis' by Mark Porter (@SCM_Press) readingreligion.org/97803340…
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7 Aug 2025
Google Meet have conflicts decide which meeting is more important
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20 Jun 2025
Another lovely review of the book in @ReadingReligion
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