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The Strathmartine Centre in St Andrews is an independent study centre equipped with library, study rooms and meeting rooms which are intended primarily for independent researchers, people with historical interests and visiting scholars. The Centre also has a fully equipped...
The Strathmartine Trust invites applications for the 2025 Strathmartine Grants and Sandeman Grants (the Marinell Ash Grant is not awarded this year). The application deadline opens at 09.00 a.m. on Monday 2 December 2024 and closes at 09.00 a.m. on...
The Strathmartine Centre has a self-contained flat for use by visiting scholars. The flat has its own bedroom and bathroom, plenty of storage space, and facilities for private study. The flat can accommodate two people on two single beds. Visiting scholars also...
The object of the Press is to publish shorter, high-quality books in Scottish History. Ideally our publications will be between 25,000 and 50,000 words. While we welcome proposals on any aspect of Scottish History, the Press is particularly interested in...
The Strathmartine Trust invites applications for the 2025 Strathmartine Grants and Sandeman Grants (the Marinell Ash Grant is biennial and is not awarded this year). The application deadline opens at...
Read MoreThe Strathmartine Trust is delighted to announce that three new Trustees have been appointed to the board. Mrs Leslie Bryce, Professor Hector MacQueen, and Dr Fiona Watson have agreed to...
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ISOBEL FALCONER: “From Neptune to St Andrews: John Couch Adams as Regius Professor of Mathematics at St Andrews”. 5 March 2025. Coffee from 10.30 am.
ANNIE TINDLEY: “Transnational knowledge networks in the Agricultural Revolution: Northumberland and Sutherland connections in sheep farming through an unexplored archive”. 5 February 2025. Coffee from 10.30am.