The origins of the British Society for the History of ENT can be dated back to 1981, when the first meeting of the British section of the European Society for the Study of History of Otorhinolaryngology was held at the Birmingham and Midland Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital. Please visit our society history page to read more.
Full membership of the society is extended to all ear, nose and throat consultants and trainees, as well as other members of the medical profession with an interest in the history of otolaryngology.
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| 04/12/2015 | Congratulations to the winners of this year's Registrar Prize: Katherine Conroy with 'Freud and the Turbinectomy', Robbie Woods with 'ENT and Irish Independence - a View from Both Sides' and Daniel Edwards with 'The Friars and their Balsam' |
| 23/06/2015 |
We are pleased to announce the programme for our meeting at BACO on Wednesday 8th July: The Master, Mr Ian Mackay : 'Historical aspects of rhinoplasty' Mr David Moffat : Historical aspects of skull base surgery Mr Mathew Rollin : From Bell to Bluetooth via Churchill and the Cleaner's Cupboard: the surprising history of Speech Coding Mr Paul Finn : Bernard Halpern : a pioneer in the development of antihistamines |
| 05/02/2015 | The International Society of History of Otolaryngology are holding their 9th working group meeting on September 10th-12th 2015 in Heidelburg, Germany. For more information please contact Roman Sokiranski: Sokiranski@gmx.net |
| 04/12/2014 | This year's JLO subscription Prize goes to Matthew Rollins for his excellent paper "From Bell to Bluetooth via Churchill and the Cleaner`s Cupboard: the surprising history of speech coding". Abstracts from this event are soon to appear under the past meetings section. |
| 06/12/2012 | Congratulations to Simon Prowse for winning the Registrar Prize for his presentation Friedrich Wegener – An eponym on trial |
