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Engaging the Media: Top tips for pitching to The Guardian
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What’s Up With Everyone? New Aardman Films to Support Young People’s Mental Health
What’s Up With Everyone? is a new AHRC-funded project and campaign that has produced five new Aardman films [...] -
TV PhD: Composing for the small screen
In this blog post, we talk to Toby Huelin, a PhD student at the University of Leeds and a media composer [...]
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Pulling together: how the arts and humanities can address infection prevention and control
Colin Macduff, Glasgow School of Art, argues that arts and humanities research can be of integral (rather than added) value to infection prevention and control. [...]
Research Spotlight
What’s Up With Everyone? New Aardman Films to Support Young People’s Mental Health
What’s Up With Everyone? is a new AHRC-funded project and campaign that has produced five new Aardman films [...]
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TV PhD: Composing for the small screen
In this blog post, we talk to Toby Huelin, a PhD student at the University of Leeds and a media composer [...]
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Engaging the Media: Top tips for pitching to The Guardian
In this post, natural history writer Patrick Barkham shares his top tips for how researchers can pitch [...]
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From Stalingrad to Leningrad:Rebuilding Cities and Communities in Post-War Soviet Russia
Robert Dale – a historian and lecturer in Russian History at Newcastle University – discusses how the AHRC International Placement Scheme helped him bring to life the extraordinary story of six men who cycled to 2,000 km in the hope of uniting two of Soviet Russia’s largest cities. [...]
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