Hi Kim,
I have been reading your blog with much interest!
I am presently working on a project based at UCL exploring how and if displaced collections can be reanimated through being reconnected to wider knowledge networks. Just thought I'd get in touch as someone with similar research interests as yourself.
Johanna
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I have been reading your blog with much interest!
I am presently working on a project based at UCL exploring how and if displaced collections can be reanimated through being reconnected to wider knowledge networks. Just thought I'd get in touch as someone with similar research interests as yourself.
Johanna
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