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 [...]
Research Spotlight
Kings, Queens, Spies: 100 years of Tudor networks revealed for a digital audience
Ruth Ahnert (Professor of Literary History and Digital Humanities at Queen Mary University of London) shares [...]
Challenging perceptions on migration through cutting-edge research
We talk to Professor Laura Hammond, GCRF Challenge Leader, to find out more about the AHRC and ESRC-funded research featuring in a major new exhibition. [...]
All the King’s Horses: Henry VIII’s Warhorses at the Field of Cloth of Gold
While many English monarchs took a close interest in horse breeding, Henry VIII in particular was anxious [...]
Ending the silence: the Quipu Project
During the 1990s, the then president of Peru, Alberto Fujimori launched a family planning programme which led [...]
Adventures in Time: Working at the Limits of Music Notation
In our latest blog post, Dr Christian Goursaud, Research Fellow at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, provides a [...]
The Fable of Britain’s Easter Animals
In this blog post, Professor Naomi Sykes, The Lawrence Professor of Archaeology, University of Exeter and a [...]
Finding ‘Indigenous Intermediaries’ in the Archives of Arctic Exploration
Dr Peter R. Martin is a Postdoctoral Research Associate working at the Scott Polar Research Institute – [...]
Museums on Prescription: Tackling loneliness and isolation through social prescribing
Following the launch of the 2020 AHRC-Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Awards, a national award celebrating [...]
Five Days ‘Exploring Theatre Translation’ in Buenos Aires
Actor and teacher Jack Tarlton tells us about his experience working with the OWRI Translingual Communities [...]
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