ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCIL
The AHRC Research Grants (Standard) Schemes are intended to support well-defined research projects to enable individuals to collaborate with, and bring benefits to, other individuals and organisations.
Award winner: J.H. Bryan
Institution: University of Huddersfield
Value: £286,596
The making of the viol in 16th-century England
Award winner: G. Butt
Institution: Goldsmiths, University of London
Value: £380,221
Performance matters
Award winner: P. Coates
Institution: University of Hertfordshire
Value: £396,778
The nature of phenomenal qualities
Award winner: G. Currie
Institution: University of Nottingham
Value: £584,817
Method in philosophical aesthetics: the challenge from the sciences
Award winner: P.W. Edbury
Institution: Cardiff University
Value: £410,874
The Old French William of Tyre and its Continuations
Award winner: Y. Egorova
Institution: Durham University
Value: £1,481
The children of Ephraim: constructing Jewish identity in Andhra Pradesh
Award winner: L.E. Ellison
Institution: University of Leeds
Value: £31,369
Exploring the influence of courtroom questioning and pre-trial preparation on eyewitness accuracy
Award winner: R. Gilchrist
Institution: University of Reading
Value: £339,641
Glastonbury Abbey: archaeological archive project
Award winner: M. Hallett
Institution: University of York
Value: £477,875
Court, country, city: British art 1660-1735
Award winner: P.M. Hardman
Institution: University of Reading
Value: £0,777
Charlemagne in England: the matter of France in Middle English and Anglo-Norman literature
Award winner: L. Leante
Institution: The Open University
Value: £168,369
The reception of performance in North Indian classical music
Award winner: A. Manning
Institution: University of the Arts London
Value: £104,493
An investigation into the effects of solvent content on the image quality and stability of inkjet digital prints under varied storage conditions
Award winner: L. Martins
Institution: Birkbeck, University of London
Value: £840,298
Weaving communities of practice. Textiles, culture and identity in the Andes: a semiotic and ontological approach
Award winner: S.W. May
Institution: University of Sheffield
Value: £517,534
Early modern manuscript poetry: recovering our scribal heritage
Award winner: K.M. Newey
Institution: University of Birmingham
Value: £381,322
A cultural history of pantomime, 1837-1901
Award winner: J.D. Oldfield
Institution: University of Glasgow
Value: £192,873
The landscape concept in Russian scientific thought, c 1880s-1991
Award winner: B.M. Outhwaite
Institution: University of Cambridge
Value: £575,978
The Cairo Genizah manuscripts: Taylor-Schechter old series and the Mosseri collection
Award winner: L. Peers
Institution: University of Oxford
Value: £183,431
"These shirts are our curriculum": artefacts, Blackfoot people and the retrieval of cultural knowledge (resubmission)
Award winner: H.A. Pilkington
Institution: University of Warwick
Value: £512,633
Post-socialist punk: beyond the double irony of self-abasement (resubmission)
- The rest of the award winners will appear in Times Higher Education next week
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Principal investigator: John Fisher
Institution: University of Leeds
Value: £5.14 million
The Innovation and Knowledge Centre at Leeds will provide research into regenerative techniques and technologies to treat the common ailments of an ageing UK population. By pioneering physical and biological treatments, the centre will help patients to deal with a variety of ailments, including cancer, cardiovascular and musculoskeletal disease. In creating a sustainable platform for knowledge transfer, it is hoped that the centre will halve the time it now takes for researchers to introduce innovations into the real world.