Practical resources for students, educators and anyone trying to make sense of research without being defeated by the formatting.

I teach and create learning materials across research methods, public health, history, medical humanities and academic practice. These resources are intended to make difficult ideas clearer, support independent learning and give educators material they can adapt for their own classes.

Downloadable resources

Guides and practical materials covering essays, presentations, source analysis, research and study skills.

Teaching content

Lectures, examples and learning activities developed through university teaching and public education.

Feeding Under Fire

A public-engagement and learning series examining food, bodies, health and military life during the First World War.

Teaching archive

Curated access to earlier lectures and learning resources, preserved without cluttering the main navigation.


Using these materials

If you would like to use or adapt a resource in your teaching, or discuss a bespoke session, contact me with a short outline of the course and audience.