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Is limited space in your home bringing you down! Not for long! Create the convenient space you need to work on projects or pay your bills without having to take up a huge amount of space in your home with this desk. This home office desk offers a spacious top surface that provides you with the room you need for all your must-have office essentials like your laptop, notepads, folders, and your hot cup of coffee too. The two storage shelves provide you with a space to easily store and display a variety of items like books, work binders, decorative knick-knacks, and organizing bins. This writing desk is the perfect small space solution. Its charming good looks and functional design make this desk a great addition to any room in your home. Finished in true black oak, this good-looking desk will have you working in no time.

Small Space Writing Desk with 2 Shelves, True Black Oak Finish:

• Assembled Dimensions: 31.5" L x 15.55" W x 28.86" H

• Small space solution

• Shelves for storage and display

• True black oak finish

• Assembly Required

• Box Dimensions: 35.75" L x 18.15" W x 3.46" H

• Small space solution

• Shelves for storage and display

• Adult

• Wood Composite

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Upgrade your home office to enjoy greater productivity with the Large 28.86" Computer Desk with a Black Finish. This classic desk will make a great addition to your home's study, work area, or even bedroom. The durable design is made with a dynamic black finish that will coordinate easily with a wide range of color palettes and interior design aesthetics. Even if you aren't quite Martha Stewart, the timeless design of this desk will make it look like your room was pulled from the pages of a catalog. The desk helps you to economize the area of your living space and features a smooth surface that is perfectly sized to hold your laptop or monitor and keyboard. Underneath, the desk has two sturdy curved shelves so you can store your computer tower, writing utensils, books, and others to work and study materials. Position the desk against a wall or in front of a window so you can enjoy a view as your work diligently on your latest work, school, or personal project. This designated workspace will become your haven of productivity, where you can come to tackle items on your to-do list.

• Large Computer Desk measures: 28.86" H x 31.50" W x 15.51" D

• The top surface supports loads up to 89 lb. (40.3 kg), upper and lower shelves support up to 30 lb. (13.6 kg), perfect for holding your computer and desk supplies

• Classic black finish coordinates with a wide range of color palettes and decor styles and the simple curved lines of the additional shelves add a little uniqueness to the desk

• The desktop provides plenty of space for your monitor, keyboard, laptop, and all of your desk supplies

• Includes 2 lower curved shelves perfect for storing your computer tower, extra supplies, and much more

• Perfect for creating a workstation in a teen's bedroom, dorm room, home office, and more

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Job description: Applications are invited for an AHRC CDA doctoral studentship offered by the Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership, to start in October 2024.

The studentship will be based in the Faculty of English. The successful applicant will work on a collaborative project co-led by Dr Jessica Berenbeim ( ), University of Cambridge, and Dr Eleanor Jackson, Curator of Illuminated Manuscripts, The British Library.

This PhD studentship offers an opportunity to investigate the culture of female religious communities in the Middle Ages, through a study of their surviving manuscripts. We are inviting applicants to propose a project that explores any aspect of women’s conventual life, with the specific aim of bringing together kinds of sources that have rarely been discussed in combination. The themes and structure of the project are entirely open, provided the proposal is interdisciplinary and combines different types of manuscripts in novel, creative, and productive ways. At least some element of your research should concern institutions in the British Isles, and in your proposal, you would aim to draw principally on The British Library’s collections:

• Manuscripts and Archives Collections Guides
• Digitised Manuscripts
• Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
• Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue

In your research for this project, you would work on collections alongside the BL’s curatorial staff and undertake specialised training at both the BL and at Cambridge, where you would be part of a large and collegial community of medievalists in a wide range of fields. The British Library is currently developing a major exhibition, Medieval Women, which is due to open in October 2024.

Further details of the project and its aims can be found on the Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC DTP website: .

Funding:

The DTP studentships will provide an annual maintenance grant to cover living costs (£18,622 stipend + £550 CDA allowance pa at current rates) and university tuition fees at home fee level. The fee gap between the home and overseas fee rates will be covered by the University through internal co-funding for international candidates.

For more details, see: .

Application process:

All applications will need to be made through the University Graduate Application Portal:

Whilst making your online application, please make it clear that you are applying for the project ‘Reading and Writing in Medieval Women’s Religious Communities’ and indicate the supervisor leading the project (Dr Jessica Berenbeim). When applying for study through the Postgraduate Applicant Portal, you must indicate that you would like to be considered for funding, complete the AHRC section under ‘Funding’ and upload the OOC DTP Application Form as an additional document when completing the application through the portal.

We want to encourage the widest range of potential students to study for this studentship and are committed to welcoming students from different backgrounds to apply. We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds.

Informal enquiries about the project should be directed to the University supervisor ( ). If you have any questions about this vacancy or the application process, please visit .

The deadline for applications is 04 January 2024.

Please quote reference GA38798 on your application and in any correspondence about this vacancy.

The University actively supports equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all sections of society.

The University has a responsibility to ensure that all employees are eligible to live and work in the UK.

Expected salary:

Location: Cambridge

Job date: Sat, 07 Oct 2023 23:36:06 GMT

Apply for the job now!

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Job description: Applications are invited for an AHRC CDA doctoral studentship offered by the Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership, to start in October 2024.

The studentship will be based in the Faculty of English. The successful applicant will work on a collaborative project co-led by Dr Jessica Berenbeim ( ), University of Cambridge, and Dr Eleanor Jackson, Curator of Illuminated Manuscripts, The British Library.

This PhD studentship offers an opportunity to investigate the culture of female religious communities in the Middle Ages, through a study of their surviving manuscripts. We are inviting applicants to propose a project that explores any aspect of women’s conventual life, with the specific aim of bringing together kinds of sources that have rarely been discussed in combination. The themes and structure of the project are entirely open, provided the proposal is interdisciplinary and combines different types of manuscripts in novel, creative, and productive ways. At least some element of your research should concern institutions in the British Isles, and in your proposal, you would aim to draw principally on The British Library’s collections:

• Manuscripts and Archives Collections Guides
• Digitised Manuscripts
• Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
• Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue

In your research for this project, you would work on collections alongside the BL’s curatorial staff and undertake specialised training at both the BL and at Cambridge, where you would be part of a large and collegial community of medievalists in a wide range of fields. The British Library is currently developing a major exhibition, Medieval Women, which is due to open in October 2024.

Further details of the project and its aims can be found on the Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC DTP website by clicking the ‘Apply’ button above.

Funding:

The DTP studentships will provide an annual maintenance grant to cover living costs (£18,622 stipend + £550 CDA allowance pa at current rates) and university tuition fees at home fee level. The fee gap between the home and overseas fee rates will be covered by the University through internal co-funding for international candidates.

For more details, see: .

Application process:

All applications will need to be made through the University Graduate Application Portal:

Whilst making your online application, please make it clear that you are applying for the project ‘Reading and Writing in Medieval Women’s Religious Communities’ and indicate the supervisor leading the project (Dr Jessica Berenbeim). When applying for study through the Postgraduate Applicant Portal, you must indicate that you would like to be considered for funding, complete the AHRC section under ‘Funding’ and upload the OOC DTP Application Form as an additional document when completing the application through the portal.

We want to encourage the widest range of potential students to study for this studentship and are committed to welcoming students from different backgrounds to apply. We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds.

Informal enquiries about the project should be directed to the University supervisor ( ). If you have any questions about this vacancy or the application process, please visit

The deadline for applications is 04 January 2024.

Please quote reference GA38798 on your application and in any correspondence about this vacancy.

The University actively supports equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all sections of society.

The University has a responsibility to ensure that all employees are eligible to live and work in the UK.

See advert for details

Expected salary:

Location: Cambridge

Job date: Sun, 08 Oct 2023 05:36:20 GMT

Apply for the job now!

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