This month’s blog comes from Dr. Anna Reeve. Anna has been a LAHRI Postdoctoral Fellow since September 2021, and is a material culture historian whose scholarly work focuses on the history of Cypriot archaeology, collecting and display in the UK. As well as being a LAHRI Postdoctoral researcher, Anna is...
Too often research ethics are experienced as a barrier to jump, a hurdle to clear, a box to tick. We think we’ve all felt this at different times. This feeling has certainly been expressed in recent workshops the Arts, Humanities and Cultures Faculty Research Ethics Committee has held to shape...
LAHRI’s new Deputy Director shares with us what her research interests are, what she is currently working on and what she is going to be doing as LAHRI Deputy Director in 2022. I trained as a fashion designer and am interested in creative thinking and the craft of making. My...
This month’s blog comes from Dr. Nicola Williams. Nicola has been a LAHRI Postdoctoral Fellow since April 2021, and is a researcher working in the areas of History of Science, Women and Science and Feminism. During my time as a LAHRI postdoc, I’ve been working on a publication about...
LAHRI Director, Professor James Stark, reflects on the physical surroundings of the Institute and its proximity to cutting-edge interdisciplinary research. Surroundings matter. It certainly matters to me that LAHRI is based in the wonderful Clothworkers South Building. As well as office space on the ground floor for our team there...
This month’s blog comes from Dr. Victoria Yuskaitis. Victoria has been a LAHRI Postdoctoral Fellow since January 2021, and is a medievalist with an interest in exploring the impact that research can have on the way communities interact with and view their own local histories. I’m really enjoying my time...