…research topics that connect with such a history from MA to DPhil level’. Research Interests David’s research interests have evolved throughout his education. He explains this shift in his research…
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…Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC, part of UK Research and Innovation) , the programme is set to run for five years. It is a collaborative enterprise between researchers from the…
…Professor Cox, and the Ageing Research Collaborative Hub (ARCH) which includes researchers from Oxford’s numerous academic divisions (including humanities, social sciences, medical sciences, mathematical, physical, engineering and life sciences). Provost…
…researchers from around the globe, and involved a range of talks and poster presentations. Dr Satomi Miwa, Newcastle University, and Dr Marta Kovatcheva, Institute for Research in Biomedicine, Barcelona, delivered…
…proposed course of study. This may be assessed by reviewing references and research proposals to determine evidence of an applicant’s aptitude for research, and the likelihood of contributing significantly to…
Research spotlight Watch our academics give a brief overview of their research and its impact with our series of Research Spotlight videos. Professor Lyndal Roper Regius Professor of History Professor…
…the Curious Travellers Project, which is an Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded collaboration between the University of Wales, University of Glasgow and Natural History Museum, London, exploring “travel and tourism…
…led the Emmy Noether research group on the foundations of interactive democracy. In recent years he has researched participatory budgeting, an increasingly popular democratic practice in which citizens vote on…
22 September 2026 David N Lyon discusses growing up in Argyll, the impact of studying at Oriel College and supporting LGBTQ+ research “The idea, that my state could criminalise me…