2015/16

• Narrating Decay
  17 February 2016
  Maria Vaccarella (University of Bristol)
• Modernist Literature and the Medicalization of Sunlight
  9 March 2016
  Kirsty Martin (University of Exeter) 
• 'Like a Possession of the Devil': Monomania in Sensation Fiction
  20 April 2016
  Helena Ifill (University of Sheffield)
• Indian (In)dependence: Alcohol and the Legacy of Empire in Rushdie's Midnight's Children
  27 April 2016
  Sam Goodman (Bournemouth University)

2014/15

• 'The Republic of the Mad': Franco Basaglia and the revolution in mental health care in Italy in the 1960s and 1970s
  28 October 2014
  Prof John Foot (University of Bristol)
• Should we kill the dead?
  11 November 2014
  Dr Timothy Secret (University of Winchester)
• The Sick Child in Early Modern England, 1580-1720
  9 December 2014
  Dr Hannah Newton (Cambridge University)
• How to Revive a Plague: Recent Representations of the AIDS Epidemic in Literature and Cinema
  12 February 2015
  Dr Andrew Blades (University of Bristol)

2013/14

• The Fact and Experience of Pain: The Intersection of Science and Culture
  30 October 2013
  Professor Ronald Schleifer (University of Oklahoma)
• Life-story Work as Pedagogy: Listening, Empathy and Testimonial Sensibility in Dementia Awareness Training
  26 November 2013
  Dr Nicole Matthews (Macquarie University, Sydney) 
• Taxonomies of Voice-Hearing: A Critical Medical Humanities Approach to the Study of Hallucination
  10 December 2013
  Dr Angela Woods (Centre for Medical Humanities, University of Durham) 
• Epigenetics, Plasticity and Identity in Jackie Kay’s Red Dust Road
  11 February 2014
  Professor Clare Hanson (University of Southampton)
• The Psychic Aura of Physical Illness
  18 March 2014
  Dr Neil Vickers (King's Centre for Medical Humanities, University of London)
• Imagining Death: Representations as Lived Reality
  20 May 2014
  Professor Sander Gilman (Emory)