Frank McGuinness. Living With Mortality - A Short Stay in Switzerland

Phil Gorey. Municipal gospel or necessity? Belfast Corporation and the regulation of midwives 1911-1918.

Lynsey Black. Diagnosing insanity - women, murder and mental health in twentieth-century Ireland.

Fionnuala Walsh.'You will feel that you are being of some use' - Irish nurses and the Great War 1914-1918.

Jane Hand. Health on the High Street - Consumerism, the NHS and Low-Fat Diets in Britain since the 1970s.

Positive in Prison: HIV stories from a Dublin Jail.

Marc Caball. Patrick Browne (c. 1720 – 1790), an Irish botanist and physician in the West Indies.

Victoria Williams. Reform Through Food: Working with Prisoners to Policy Makers, No Promises, No Lies and Back Door Diplomacy.

Holly Dunbar. The Case of Prisoner Alpha: Hearing Prisoners' Voices Advocating for Health Reform.

Rachel Bennett. Identifying and Advocating for Women's Health: The Duchess of Bedford's 1919 Committee of Enquiry into Medical Care in Holloway Prison.

Anita Dockley. New Media, Old News: Strategies for Getting Penal Issues in Popular Discourse.

Janet Weston. Reforming Prison Healthcare in the 1980s: The Impact of HIV and AIDS.

Fiona Ni Chinneide. Improving Prison Health: Using Advocacy Tools to Effect Change.

Catherine Cox. Welcome to 'Inside Reform: Prison Healthcare Campaigns, Past and Present', a policy workshop.

Michael Sappol. Anatomy's photography - objectivity, showmanship and the reinvention of the anatomical image, 1860–1950.

David Durnin. 'It is our duty': Medical provision and the Irish experience of the First World War.

Dr James McGeachie. A network of enterprises and a centre of calculation: becoming Sir William Wilde.

Dr Rosemary Wall (University of Hull). The British Red Cross in 1916: Conscription, the Easter Rising and the Battle of the Somme.

Janet Greenlees. The tenuous relationship between gender, health and work, c.1860-1960.

Alice Mauger. The cost of insanity: public, voluntary and private asylum care in nineteenth-century Ireland.