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The Galle Family Charters (2025)
Presentation / Conference
Irwin, D. (2025, July). The Galle Family Charters. Paper presented at Leeds International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds

Part of a series of panels, organised by myself and Jess Holt (Univ. of Lincoln), on record production in Lincoln (town, county, and diocese) this paper begins to explore the Galle family charters, and presents some preliminary findings.

Fostering an Inclusive Learning Environment Using an E-Learning Course to Develop New University Lecturers (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This poster presentation shows how we developed an e-learning course using ThingLink to ensure accessible and inclusive access. The course, Introduction to University Teaching, is a course developed for new lecturers to support them in their initial... Read More about Fostering an Inclusive Learning Environment Using an E-Learning Course to Develop New University Lecturers.

Real and Imagined Neighbours and Neighbourliness in the Case of Little Hugh of Lincoln (2025)
Presentation / Conference
Irwin, D. (2025, May). Real and Imagined Neighbours and Neighbourliness in the Case of Little Hugh of Lincoln. Presented at Living Together while Living Apart: Exploring Jewish-Christian Neighborhoods in Medieval Europe, Freie Universität Berlin

An invited contribution, this paper will explore Neighbours and Neighbourliness in Lincoln between 1255 and 1257, through official records and narrative sources.

Introduction (2025)
Journal Article

Authored by Birgit Wiedl, Eveline Brugger and Dean Irwin, this introduction provides the context for the volume 'Jewish Moneylending and Documentary Culture in the Middle Ages I'.

The Myth of the Medieval Anglo-Jewish Ladder Maker (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

An invited talk, this contribution explores the presentation of medieval Jews to a broader audience, especially through the lens of the Lincoln project.

Understanding greenspace attachment across the life-course: the role of personal history in establishing spatial meaning amongst older people in the Netherlands (2025)
Journal Article

Introduction: Greenspaces facilitate bonds between people and place and may hold meaning in improving health and wellbeing. Studies indicate that contact with nature can promote health, but the evidence relies on cross-sectional study designs and lac... Read More about Understanding greenspace attachment across the life-course: the role of personal history in establishing spatial meaning amongst older people in the Netherlands.

An Anglo-Jewish Assassination Attempt (2025)
Digital Artefact

This piece, for the Jewish Sqaure Mile Project, explores the assassination attempt on Hagin son of Master Moses in December 1258.