Other Writing by Dr Paul Craddock

The 19th Century French Embroiderer Who Made Modern Organ Transplantation Possible

The Daily Beast, 2022

Baboon Teeth, Urine Rinses… and More Horrors of Early Dentistry

Literary Hub, 2022

‘Coming Out’ as Working Class in Academia

Lex Academic, 2022

Organ Lessons

Big Issue North, 2021

Being Working Class in the Academy

Times Literary Supplement, 2018

Films Should Be An Academic Focus

Times Literary Supplement, 2018

Academic Publications

Connecting with industrial heritage collections using video production methods: Greg Kotovs and the can-gill machine

Science Museum Group Journal, 2023

(Peer Reviewed)

Fabric Bodies: The Craft of Vascular Anastomosis

Configurations, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2022

(Peer Reviewed)

The Cigarette Paper, the Embroiderer, and the Gendered Craft of Vascular Anastomosis

in Anna Harris and John Nott (eds.) Making Sense of Medicine. Bristol: Intellect, 2022.

(Peer Reviewed)

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Workshopping: Exploring the Entanglement of Sites, Tools, and Bodily Possibilities in an Academic Gathering

Journal of Embodied Research, 2020

(Peer Reviewed)

Lifetimes of the Clinical Consultation: the Current Situation of Healthcare Consultations

British Journal of General Practice, 2019

(Peer Reviewed)

Your money where your mouth is: the role of consumerism in eighteenth-century transplant surgery

History of Retailing and Consumption, 2018

(Peer Reviewed)

Judged one of the top 10 articles in British/Irish History in 2018 by the Institute of Historical Research

Lex

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