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Research Fellows

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Lynsey Cullen

TBC

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Dr Rachel Bennett

Went on to a lectureship in Public Policy at Teeside University

'The Child's Speech: speech therapy, stammering and activism in Britain, c.1906-2000'. Went on to a Postdoctoral position in the Department of History of Science and Ideas at Uppsala University, Sweden

Dr Margaret Charleroy

Went on to research funding strategy and development at AHRC

People's History of the NHS (1916-2019) Went on to do a further research fellowship at the University of Oxford and then a lectureship at the University of Bristol.

Dr Fabiola Creed

'The Last Taboo of Motherhood? Postnatal Mental Disorders in 20th Century Britain' Went on to a Research Associate post at Glasgow University

Cultural History of the NHS (2020-2021). Went on to take up a fellowship with the University of Strathclyde.

Dr Angela Davis

Pre-School Childcare, 1939-2010 (2016-2018) and Motherhood c.1970-1990: An Oral History.(2008-2010) Went on to a Wellcome Trust University Award at Warwick

Dr Nicholas Duvall

Research Fellow 2015-2016. Went on to research administration at the University of Edinburgh

Cultural History of the NHS (2015-2017). Went on to a lectureship at the University of Wolverhampton

Dr Jane Hand

Cultural History of the NHS (2016-2019) Went on to work for the Department of Education

Went on to a lectureship in History at the University of Kent

Dr Natalie Jones Mann

Cultural History of the NHS (2018-2021) Went on to work for the the Wellcome Trust as a Research Development Specialist

Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Visiting Fellow (2009-2011). Civil Wars after 1660. Now at University of Saskatchewan

 'Identity, citizenship and sickle cell anaemia in the postcolonial National Health Service' . Went on to do a further research fellowship at Exeter University

Cultural History of the NHS (2016-2019). Went on to work as a Lecturer at King's College, London and University College, London.

Dr Tania Woloshyn

Soaking up the Rays: the Reception of Light Therapeutics in Britain, c.1899-1938 (2012-2016). Went on to research administration at the University of Birmingham and an Associate Fellowship at Warwick