IASH would like to congratulate Paige Donaghy on recently receiving UQ's first Berlin Residency Award.
This award encourages and supports postgraduate students to undertake research in and around Berlin and will allow her to access critical original source materials for her work on false conceptions, molas and the human foetus in English and European medicine and society. She hopes, pending the lifting of border closures, to be in Berlin in the second half of next year.
You can read more on Paige's plans in her interview with UQ's Contact Magazine.
