ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCIL IN DETAIL
Award winner: Jane Chapman
Institution: University of Lincoln
Value: £56,549
Women, press and protest in British and French India, 1928-48
Focusing on the role played by women in securing independence for India, Dr Chapman and her team will study the impact of female economic and political protests and investigate the role they played in disputes in the French outpost of Pondicherry. The project will also examine the failure of The Pioneer newspaper, which collapsed because of the withdrawal of advertisers owing to the paper's pro-nationalist coverage of female boycotts. The results from the research will be published in a book due out in 2012 and will also appear in two academic articles.
The Leverhulme Trust
A maximum of £45,000 has been awarded to each experienced UK-based researcher under the Leverhulme Trust's research-fellowship scheme, which will provide support for up to two years.
RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
Steven Abel PhD
Professor in Mathematical Sciences
Applications of dynamical supersymmetry breaking
Arif Ahmed PhD
Lecturer, Faculty of Philosophy
The source of modality
Monica Azzolini PhD
Lecturer in European History, c. 1500-1800
Political uses of astrology in Renaissance Italy
George Banting PhD
Professor of Molecular Cell Biology and Head of Department of Biochemistry
What do viroporins do to tetherin?
Gunnar Beck DPhil
Reader in EU Law and Legal Theory
SOAS, University of London
Legal reasoning and the European Court of Justice
Tim Birks PhD
Professor, Department of Physics
Light guidance in non-uniform fibre structures
Kasia Boddy PhD
Senior Lecturer, Department of English
University College London
The great American novel
Leonid Bogachev PhD
Reader in Probability, School of Mathematics
Asymptotic problems in probability
Michael Boots PhD
Professor of Disease Biology
Modelling the evolution of hosts and parasites
Thomas Bridges PhD
Professor of Applied Mathematics
Three-dimensional shallow-water sloshing in rotating vessels
Stephen Bygrave PhD
Reader in English
Priestley, Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment
Bridget Byrne DPhil
Lecturer, Department of Sociology
Citizenship ceremonies: narrations of nation?
Urszula Clark PhD
Reader in English
Language and place: Birmingham
Jonathan Clayden PhD
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Artificial allosteric communication
Davide Consoli PhD
Research Fellow, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research
Knowledge and medical innovation in oncology
John Dickie DPhil
Reader in Italian Studies
University College London
Blood brotherhoods: a history of Italy’s mafias
Antony Dnes PhD
Professor of Economics
Marriage and cohabitation: similarities and legal change
John Drew PhD
Senior Lecturer in English Literature
Pioneering content for Dickens Journals Online
Sarah Dromgoole PhD
Professor of Maritime Law
Recovering ocean treasures: policy and regulation
Peter Duncan PhD
Senior Lecturer in Russian Politics and Society
University College London
Nationalism and pragmatism in Russian foreign policy
Karen Leigh Edwards PhD
Senior Lecturer, Department of English
Political animals in early modern England
Brent Emerson PhD
Reader, School of Biological Sciences
Environmental DNA assessment of the cryptozoa
David Fanning PhD
Professor of Music
The life and works of Mieczyslaw Weinberg, 1919-96
Rob Fender PhD
Professor of Physics
Transient astrophysical phenomena with LOFAR
Glenn Fulcher PhD
Senior Lecturer in Education (Applied Linguistics)
Practical language testing
Robert Garner PhD
Professor of Politics
A theory of justice for animals
Ruth Glynn PhD
Senior Lecturer in Italian
Women, terror and trauma in Italian culture
Nikolaos Gonis DPhil
Reader in Papyrology
University College London
Greek papyri from Hermopolis under the Umayyads
Lee Grieveson PhD
Reader in Film Studies
University College London
Movies and conduct
Anne Griffiths PhD
Professor, Personal Chair in Anthropology of Law
Gendered dynamics of land tenure in Africa
Anna Elizabeth Gruetzner Robins PhD
Reader, History of Art Department
London artists in the 1890s
Kun Guo PhD
Senior Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology
Exploitation of natural regularities in vision
Amin Hajitou PhD
Lecturer, Gene Therapy
Transduction of mammalian cells bacteriophage
James Harris DPhil
Lecturer in Philosophy
A new intellectual biography of David Hume
Alfred Hiatt PhD
Reader, School of English and Drama
Queen Mary University of London
Dislocations: reading medieval maps
Jeremy Hicks PhD
Senior Lecturer, School of Languages, Linguistics and Film
Queen Mary University of London
From Mamlock to Nuremberg
Nicholas Higham PhD
Professor of Early Medieval and Landscape History
The Anglo-Saxons: politics, culture and society
Hilary Hinds PhD
Senior Lecturer in English
University of Lancaster
George Fox and the rhetoric of early Quakerism
Julian Hiscox PhD
Senior Lecturer in Virology
The nucleolar proteome in virus infection
Robert Holdsworth PhD
Professor of Earth Sciences and Head of Department
Frictional slip localisation along weak faults
Clare Hutton DPhil
Lecturer, Department of English and Drama
The textuality of Joyce’s Ulysses
Ben Jackson DPhil
University Lecturer and Tutorial Fellow in Modern History
At the origins of Neo-Liberalism, c. 1930-62
Patricia Jeffery PhD
Professor of Sociology
Improvising lives: social change in rural India
Geraldine Johnson PhD
University Lecturer in History of Art and College Fellow of Christ Church
Touch, tactility and Italian Renaissance art
George Kassimeris PhD
Senior Lecturer, School of Law, Social Sciences and Communications
Why do terrorists give up?
Prashant Kidambi DPhil
Lecturer in Colonial Urban History
Sport and the imperial bond
Zachary Kingdon PhD
Curator of African Collections
World Museum Liverpool
West African donors to UK ethnography collections
Walter Köckenberger PhD
Reader and Associate Professor in Physics
DNP NMR studies of protein folding
Christos Kotsogiannis PhD
Associate Professor in Economics
Climate change and international trade
Peter Kramer MA
Senior Lecturer in Film Studies
Controversies: A Clockwork Orange (1971)
Rachael Langford PhD
Senior Lecturer in French, School of European Studies
Images of the Congo in Francophone visual culture
Cherry Leonardi PhD
Lecturer in African History
A history of chiefship in southern Sudan
Ruth Levitas PhD
Professor of Sociology and Head of Department
Utopia as method
Ping Lin PhD
Professor/Chair of Numerical Analysis, Department of Mathematics
Numerical analysis for multi-scale models
Nicholas Long PhD
Professor of Applied Synthetic Chemistry
Multi-modal molecular imaging agents
Kate Lowe PhD
Professor of Renaissance History and Culture
Queen Mary University of London
Black slaves in Renaissance Italy, c.1450-c. 1550
Patricia Lundy PhD
Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociology
University of Ulster
Can the past be policed?
Shahn Majid PhD
Professor of Mathematics
Queen Mary University of London
Quantum spacetime and cosmology
Carol Mavor PhD
Professor of Art History and Visual Studies
Black and blue: Barthes, Duras, Marker and Resnais
Paul McDonald PhD
Professor of Film and Television
The commercial and cultural value of film stardom
Michèle Mendelssohn PhD
University Lecturer in English
Race for beauty?: cultural politics of aestheticism
Francesco Mezzadri PhD
Senior Lecturer in Applied Mathematics
The dbar problem in beta=2 non-Hermitian ensembles
Nayanika Mookherjee DPhil
Lecturer in Social Anthropology and Director of Undergraduate Studies
University of Lancaster
Arts of reconciliation and the 1971 Bangladesh War
Sian Moore PhD
Reader, Working Lives Research Institute
London Metropolitan University
Statutory recognition and collective organisation
Lucy Munro PhD
Senior Lecturer in English
University of Keele
The English Archaic
Máiréad Nic Craith PhD
Professor in European Culture and Society
University of Ulster
Cross-cultural autobiography and language identity
Mike O’Mahony PhD
Senior Lecturer in History of Art
The visual culture of sport and the Olympic Games
Henry Patterson BA
Professor of Politics
University of Ulster
The Irish state and border security, 1969-1994
Mark Pearce PhD
Associate Professor in Archaeology
Exploring the north Italian early Neolithic
Ruth Pearson DPhil
Professor of Development Studies, POLIS
Women’s work worldwide: continuity and change
Paul Quigley PhD
Lecturer in American History
Shifting grounds of nationhood: the American South, 1846-1865
Geoffrey Quilley PhD
Senior Lecturer in Art History
British art and the East India Company
Roy Quinlan PhD
Professor of Biological Sciences
Subcellular control of eye lens optics
Hugh Roberts PhD
Senior Lecturer in French
A critical edition of the works of Bruscambille
Dilys Rose BA
Creative Writing Fellow
In the Land of the Unspeakable
Donald Sassoon BSc PhD
Professor of Comparative European History
Queen Mary University of London
The anxious triumph of capitalism
Quentin Sattentau PhD
Professor of Immunology, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology
Understanding the molecular basis of allergy
Julie Scholes PhD
Professor of Plant and Microbial Sciences
Is Striga a lateral root in reverse?
Kim Schulte PhD
Senior Lecturer in Hispanic Studies
Sister languages in contact
Nuala Sheehan PhD
Reader in Statistical Genetics
Statistical methods for high density genetic data
Michael Sheringham PhD
Marshal Foch Professor of French Literature
Archival identities
William Spence PhD
Professor of Theoretical Physics
Queen Mary University of London
New developments in gauge theory and gravity
Nicholas Stargardt PhD
Tutorial Fellow and CUF Lecturer, Faculty of History and Magdalen College
German morale in the Second World War
Robert Storrie PhD
Curator, Americas
British Museum
Being human
Stefan Szeider PhD
Lecturer, Department of Computer Science
Finding shortcuts for hard reasoning problems
Andrew Thomas PhD
Senior Lecturer, Environmental and Geographical Sciences
Manchester Metropolitan University
Resilience of desert biological soil crusts
Mark Thompson PhD
Writer and Part-Time Editor at the Open Society Foundation
University College London
Completion of a book about Danilo Kiš
Charles Townshend DPhil
Professor of International History
University of Keele
The republican counter-state in Ireland, 1919-1923
Martine Julia van Ittersum PhD
Lecturer in European History
The working papers of the Dutch jurist Hugo Grotius (1583-1645): transmission and dispersal
Jacques Vanneste PhD
Professor, School of Mathematics
Acoustic mixing in fluids
Soumhya Venkatesan PhD
Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology
Makers of gods: materials, processes and rituals
Nikolaus Wachsmann PhD
Reader in Modern European History
Birkbeck College, University of London
The history of Nazi concentration camps, 1942-45
Brian Ward PhD
Professor of American Studies
“By Elvis and all the Saints”: the American South and British popular music
Paul Webb PhD
Professor of Politics
Representative politics and democratic disconnect
Ralph Wedgwood PhD
Professor of Philosophy and Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy, Merton College
The requirements of rationality
Mark Whittow DPhil
Fellow and Tutor in History, St Peter’s College and University Lecturer (CUF)
Feudal revolution
STUDY ABROAD FELLOWSHIPS
Iain Coldham PhD
Professor of Synthetic Organic Chemistry
Dynamics of interconversion of organolithiums
Helen Drake PhD
Senior Lecturer in French and European Studies
Learned friends? France and Britain today
Ian Fairchild PhD
Professor of Physical Geography
Activating the speleothem archives
Francesco Giglio Dr iuris DPhil
Senior Lecturer in Law
Advanced studies in Roman law
Katherine Hampshire PhD
Senior Lecturer in Anthropology
Child mobility: moving forward
Mieko Kanno DPhil
Senior Lecturer in Music
Performance and musical formation
Donna Landry PhD
Professor of English and American Literature and Director of the Centre for Studies in the Long Eighteenth Century
Hoofprinting: Evliya Çelebi and Lady Anne Blunt
Wendy Magee PhD
International Fellow in Music Therapy
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability, London
Music technology in therapeutic and health settings
Anastasia Nesvetailova PhD
Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy
City University
Financial innovation and crisis: towards a framework of systemic illiquidity
Peter Schroeder PhD
Senior Lecturer, Department of History
University College London
War, the state and international law in early modern Europe
Malcolm Thomas PhD
Senior Lecturer and Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Arts
Aberystwyth University International comparative perspectives on health
STUDY ABROAD STUDENTSHIPS
Claire Allan MA
Masters in applied development economics - South Africa
Melanie Blewett BA
Masters in environmental technology and international affairs - Austria
Anya Boyd MEng
Masters in energy studies and development– South Africa
Katherine Brooks BA MA
Self Portraits of Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861) – Japan
Zuzana Burivalova BA Masters in environmental sciences – Switzerland
Matthew Burke BSc PhD Controls on Esker sedimentary architecture – Canada
Timothy Elwell-Sutton BA MPhil Economic development and chronic disease in China – Hong Kong
Abigail Lockey BSc MArch The unspoken city – Brazil
Heather Moseley BA PgDip(RAM) Advanced level study of cello performance – Germany
Saul Mullard BA Mst DPhil The Sikkimese Palace collection – India
Jennifer Noble MChem The formation of carbon dioxide in molecular cores – France
Caroline Ritchie BA MMus MA in Spezialisierter Musikalischer Performance – Switzerland
Jamila Rodrigues BA MMus Choreography – South Africa
Ben Russell BA MSt The sarcophagus trade in the Roman Empire – Italy
Christopher White BA Masters of environmental and resource economics – Australia
Justin Yeoman MChem PhD Role of RNA in heterochromatin formation - India
EMERITUS FELLOWSHIPS
Professor Glenda Abramson PhD At war: life writing in Hebrew on the First World War
Professor Peter Aczel DPhil Set-theoretical constructive mathematics
Professor Stephen Bann CBE PhD FBA Prints and the visual economy in 19th century France
Professor Michael Bassett PhD DSc Silurian brachiopod biofacies of Baltoscandia
R A Batchelor MSc Do calc-silicate rocks represent altered volcanic ashes?
Professor Margaret Bent CBE PhD FBA Veneto musical culture in the early quattrocento
Professor Clive Brasier PhD DSc Emerging hybrids of Dutch elm disease pathogen
Dr David Brown PhD Social history of Eastern Liberia
Professor John Milton Brown PhD FRS Laser magnetic resonance of free radicals
Dr Bob Colenutt PhD Community-led property development
Dr Cecil Courtney DPhil LittD Raynal: an edition and a historical bibliography
Professor Hugh Dickinson PhD DSc Control of maize seed development by small RNAs
Dr John Dudeney OBE PhD Cold politics: Antarctic science and governance
Professor David Ellis PhD That summer of 1816: Byron on the lake of Geneva
Mr Michael Edwards MPhil Restoring collective interest in urban development
Professor Clive Emsley DLitt Crime and the British military in the 20th century
Professor Edwards Fraenkel MA FRS Navier-Stokes solutions for diffusing vortices
Professor Sir Richard Gardner PhD FRS
Embryonic pre-patterning in mammals
Professor Peter Gill MA An evaluation of intelligence democratisation
Professor Glyn Hockey PhD Human work, energy and mental fatigue
Professor William Horbury DD FBA Toledoth Jeshu
Professor Patrick Joyce DPhil Freedom and the British since 1945
Dr Robert Lawson-Peebles DPhil Jazz in transatlantic perspective
Professor A C Legon PhD DSc FRS Structure and bonding in gas-phase metal complexes
Professor I C M MacLennan CBE PhD Antibody secreting cells in inflammation
Professor Richard Marks PhD The rood in medieval England and Wales
Professor Malcolm Molyneux OBE MD Using eye changes to improve monitoring of malaria
Professor Jonathan Parry PhD FBA Industry and inequality in central India
Professor Alan Ponter PhD Theoretical aspects of a method in computational mathematics
Professor Paul Racey PhD DSc FRSE Ecology and conservation biology of Malagasy bats
Professor John Simons DSC FRS Getting into shape: biomolecules in the gas phase
Professor Christopher Smout CBE PhD FBA FRSE
Environmental history of the Firth of Forth
Professor Sally Tomlinson MSocSci PhD
Learning difficulties in a global knowledge economy
Professor David W H Walton PhD
Cold politics: antarctic science and governance
EARLY CAREER FELLOWSHIPS
Peter Ainsworth MSci MA PhD
Department of Philosophy
Ontic structural realism
Jyoti Belur BA MA MA MA PhD
Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science
University College London
Countering Naxal terrorism: police perspectives
Elizabeth Boyle MA MPhil PhD
Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic
Religion and thought in Ireland, c. 1050-1150
Karina Caputi Licenciada en Fisica PhD
Institute for Astronomy
Galaxy buildup over the first half of cosmic time
Sarah Cockram MA MPhil PhD
School of History, Classics and Archaeology
Animals and image at the Italian Renaissance court
Daniel Cook BA MA PhD
Department of English
The art of the anecdote
Camillia Cowling BA MA PhD
Centre for Research on Cuba, Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies
Violence, race and gender in slave societies
Ildiko Csengei BA MA PhD
Faculty of English
War and feeling in British Romanticism
Surekha Davies BA MPhil PhD
School of History, Classics and Archaeology
Birkbeck College, University of London
European knowledge of distant peoples, 1550-1700
Ermelinda Di Lascio BA MPhil PhD
Department of Classics and Ancient History
Aristotle on fallacies
Rebecca Dixon BA PGCE MA PhD
Department of French, School of Modern Languages and Cultures
Cultural consumption at court: Burgundy, 1445-68
Laurence Douny BA MA PhD
Department of Anthropology
University College London
Re-thinking the Mande through weaving technology
Isabelle Durance BSc PhD
School of Biosciences
Stream resistance to climate change
Mayada Elsabbagh BSc PhD
Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development, Department of Psychology
Birkbeck College, University of London
Bridging the gap between lab measures and biomarkers
David Erdos BA MA PhD
Centre for Socio-Legal Studies
Data protection and the open society
Richard Farmer MA MA PhD
Film Studies, Department of Scandinavian Studies
University College London
Film exhibition and cinemagoing in wartime Britain
Rosemary Farr BA MA PhD
Department of Archaeology
Relating to a rising sea: the prehistoric Solent
Helen Foxhall Forbes BA MPhil PhD
School of Historical Studies
Heaven and earth in Anglo-Saxon England
Christian Goeschel BA MPhil PhD
School of History, Classics and Archaeology
Birkbeck College, University of London
Organised crime in Germany, 1918-1948
Stuart Greaves MSci PhD
School of Chemistry
Gas-liquid reactions; the pseudo-surface approach
Julia Griggs BA MA PhD
Department of Social Policy and Social Work
Just like dad: a multigenerational fathering study
Oliver Harris BA MA PhD
School of Historical Studies
Characterising prehistoric communities
Robert Heinemann MSc PhD
School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering
Snake drilling for orthopaedic surgery and beyond
Rachel Hewitt BA MSt PhD
School of English and Drama
Queen Mary University of London
The disappointed: Romanticism’s dashed hopes
May Ingawanij BSc MSc MRes PhD
Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media
Historicising cinema experience in cold war Siam
Thomas Ings BSc MRes PhD
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
Queen Mary University of London
Winter bumblebees: a response to global change?
Michael Jones BA MA PhD
Faculty of English
Protestant medievalism in 16th century England
Sara Jones BA MA PhD
School of Modern Languages
Reconstructing the Stasi
Bronach Kane BA MA PhD
Department of History
Queen Mary University of London
Gender and social belonging in England, 1250-1500
Sucheta Kapoor BA MA MSt DPhil
School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies
University of Liverpool Philosophy to art: Flaubert’s dialogue with India
Nicholas Karn BA MSt DPhil
Department of History, School of Humanities
University of Southampton Law and procedure in Anglo-Norman England
Thomas Karshan BA MPhil DPhil
School of English and Drama
Queen Mary University of London
Indeterminacy and play in literary modernism
Klara Kemp-Welch BA MA PhD
Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London
Festivals and friendships: networking the Bloc
Aristea Koukiadaki LLM PhD
Warwick Business School
European market integration and social rights
Borja Legarra Herrero BA BA MA PhD
School of Archaeology and Ancient History
University of Leicester The emergence of the Mediterranean
Maria Liakata MSc DPhil
Department of Computer Science
Aberystwyth University Reasoning with scientific papers
Rhiannon Lloyd BSc PhD
Zoological Society of London
Secret of a good hybrid-nuclear-mtDNA cooperation
Dean Machin BA MA PhD
Department of Philosophy
Supra-national political legitimacy
Alex Mallett BA MA PhD
Department of History
Royal Holloway, University of London
The crowd in the Counter-Crusade
Felicity Matthews BA MA PhD
Department of Politics
Governing climate change in an era of uncertainty
Briony McDonagh BA MA PhD
School of Geography
Elite women and the agricultural landscape, 1700-1830
Peter McLoughlin BA MA PGCE PhD
School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy
European integration and Irish nationalism
Richard Meek BA MA PhD
Department of English
The relativity of sorrows
Paul Melo e Castro BA MPhil PhD
Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies
The Indo-Portuguese short story
Rikard Mikalsen BSc PhD
Sir Joseph Swan Institute for Energy Research
Dual fuel CHP system using renewable fuels
Charles Miller BA MA PhD
School of Arts, Histories and Cultures
Picasso and surrealism
Kaeten Mistry BA PhD
Department of Politics and International Studies
Framing CIA covert action in US politics and cultures
Femke Molekamp BA MPhil DPhil
Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies
Early modern female devotional reading
Gabriel Moshenska BSc MA PhD
Institute of Archaeology
University College London
Theatre of the past: history of public archaeology
Julius Mugwagwa BSc MSc MBA DPhil
Department of Design, Development, Environment and Materials
Open University
Cross-national technology regulation in Africa
Jerome Neufeld BASc MSc MPhil PhD
Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics
University of Cambridge Fluid dynamics of multiphase geophysical systems
Marie-Astrid Pezze DEA Maitrise PhD
School of Psychology
Accumbal dopamine and cognitive deficits
Anke Plagnol BA MA PhD
Department of Sociology
University of Cambridge Female labour force participation and well-being
Thomas Pryce BSc MSc PhD
Institute of Archaeology
Southeast Asian archaeometallurgical landscapes
April Pudsey BA MA PhD
School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology
The family and its life course in Roman Egypt
Sujith Puthiyaveetil BSc MSc PhD
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
Queen Mary University of London
A new perspective on the biology of chloroplasts
Alan Scott BA MA PhD
Department of German
The development of the Dutch and German genitive
Thomas Scott-Phillips MMath MSc PhD
School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences
Change and emergence in communication systems
Philip Sexton BSc PhD
School of Earth and Ocean Science
Ventilation history of the ocean’s thermocline
Andrew Shaw BA MA PhD
Department of Archaeology
University of Southampton The advent of behavioural modernity in the Levant
Hidetsugu Shiozawa BSc Phys PhD
Advanced Technology Institute
University of Surrey Exploring nano-test tube science
Isabel Shutes BA MSc PhD
Centre on Migration, Policy and Society
University of Oxford Migration and the transformation of social care
Hazel Sparkes MChem PhD
Department of Chemistry
New perspectives on solid-state chemistry
Philip Spence BSc PhD
Division of Parasitology
National Institute for Medical Research
The role of Foxp3+ regulatory T cells in malaria
Mark Sprevak BA MPhil PhD
Faculty of Philosophy
The computational foundations of cognitive science
Chris Stamatakis BA MSt DPhil
Faculty of English Language and Literature
Denizened wit: Tudor reinventions of Italian verse
Timothy Stanley BA MPhil PhD
Department of History
Royal Holloway, University of London Patrick Buchanan and US conservatism, 1964-2000
Sonya Taylor BSc MSc PhD
Faculty of Biomedical and Life Sciences
Switch-hitting proteis in Plasmodium
Gil Toffell BA PhD
School of Languages, Linguistics and Film
Queen Mary University of London
Jewish cinema culture in interwar Britain
Maria Ttofi BA BA MPhil PhD
Institute of Criminology
Why do children at risk not become offenders?
Chris Venditti BSc MSc PhD
School of Biological Sciences
The evolutionary sources of organismic diversity
Jamie Wood BA MA PhD
Department of Religions and Theology
Conversion, conflict and community
Rosie Wyles BA PhD
Department of Classics
University of Nottingham Madame Dacier’s gender and the classical tradition