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Research Workshop Awards
Workshop awards, run over one year, are designed to encourage collaborative investigation into a research proposition in the arts and humanities that is at an early stage of its development. This funding encourages and supports a range of seminars, colloquia, workshops, lectures and visits from distinguished scholars/practitioners to Scotland to advance the exploration of the topic, theme or issue. Collaborations may be interdisciplinary and/or international, incorporating higher education and cultural institutions. Projects are collaborative; resonate with Scottish culture and society by delivering a social or economic impact; and include plans for dissemination which address both a traditional academic audience and the wider public.
Awardees 2020
Who
What
Where
Dr Alexandra Campbell
What
World/Water Futures
Where
Edinburgh Napier University
Dr Alexandra Sanmark
What
Places of Royal Power and Ritual in Early Medieval Scotland and Europe
Where
University of the Highlands and Islands
Dr David Overend
What
Performing Wild Geographies
Where
University of Edinburgh
Dr Emily Doolittle
What
Art-Making in the Anthropocene
Where
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Dr Heather Pulliam
What
Keepers of Things Left Behind: Reframing Celtic Heritage and its Artistic Legacy
Where
University of Edinburgh
Dr Johanna Green
What
Digitally Exhibiting Textual Heritage: Investigating the Potential of Digital Technologies for the Display of Manuscripts, Printed Books and Historical Documents
Where
University of Glasgow
Dr Matthew Creasy
What
Scottish Cosmopolitanism at the Fin de Siècle
Where
University of Glasgow
Dr Mirna Solic
What
How to Talk About Migrations: Current Academic Research in Migration Studies and its Relevance for School Curriculum in Scotland and Further Afield.
Where
University of Glasgow
Dr Rachael Ironside
What
My Orkney Story: Developing a collaborative digital story platform
Where
Robert Gordon University
Professor Kurt Mills
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Assessing the Human Rights potential in Scotland's external relations
Where
University of Dundee
Professor Lorna MacLeod Hughes
What
Exploring digital methods for interaction, exploration, and experiencing contested histories
Where
University of Glasgow
Professor Lynn Abrams
What
Oral Historians Working on/in Global Political Violence: A Research Workshop Series
Where
University of Glasgow
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