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June 10, 2020 0

On the 10 June 2020, AHRC Executive Chair, Professor Andrew Thompson, delivered a lecture at the Chinese [...]

June 4, 2020 1

While many English monarchs took a close interest in horse breeding, Henry VIII in particular was anxious [...]

May 22, 2020 3

Coronavirus (Covid-19) has provoked a unique second kind of global outbreak: creativity. From virtual choirs, [...]

May 21, 2020 0

One of the many joys of podcasts is that you can listen to them at your leisure. They provide intellectual [...]

May 6, 2020 0

It was only recently that Dr Hannah Mawdsley was working on a collaborative doctoral partnership (CDP) scheme [...]

May 4, 2020 0

Engaging relevant communities in the research process can have a multitude of benefits explain Dr Sam [...]

April 30, 2020 0

Over the last decade, a number of museums, galleries, libraries, archives and heritage bodies have been [...]

April 27, 2020 0

Earlier this year, The Parliamentary Review published a piece by Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) [...]

April 24, 2020 0

Are you a fan of Jane Austen’s writing, a lover of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s architecture, or [...]

April 17, 2020 0

The spring equinox signals a turning point after a long and (in this case) wet winter – from the bursts of [...]