Applicants' Funding Topics and Titles
Please note that these nominated topics are for guidance only and are not exhaustive or specific as to the fields of study successful in gaining these awards.
AHRC /WPRS Successful PhD Titles Reproductive Health in India - 1947-1994. AHRC Successful MA Titles Exploration of the tension between psyche and soma, so well illustrated in neurasthenia. Popular political impact of the wartime organisation Common Wealth. AHRC / WPRS PhD topics Also Nominated Extent to which the English Reformation engendered 'confessionalized' understandings of the body. AHRC Masters Topics Also Nominated Activities of Margret Moninger, an American missionary working in Hainan province from 1915- 1927. Comparative study of how women from Hispanic-American and white ethnic groups in the USA waged a battle for their bodies. |
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British Academy Successful Academic Postdoctoral Fellowship Title |
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ESRC Successful 1+3 Titles The Organization of Medical Space and Time in Britain, 1914-1945 'Boffins, Wonks and Eggheads: Culturing the Heroes of 20th Century Science' |
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Leverhulme Successful Early Career Fellowship Title |
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Library of Congress Fellowship |
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STEPS (Malta) Successful PhD Scholarship App I, App II, App III |
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Wellcome Trust Successful Postdoctoral Fellowship A Contemporary History of Female Sexual Dysfunction, 1960 to the Present Soaking up the rays: the Reception of Light Therapeutics in Britain, c.1895-1939 Wellcome Trust Successful PhD Titles “From the Sexual Revolution to the ‘New Plague’: A Visual Investigation into Changing Notions of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Britain, 1961-1989” ‘Hungry for Health’: Protein Deficiency and Bio-Political Citizenship in Guatemala, 1949-1977 Professional Interests and the Emergence of ‘Child Abuse’ in Britain, c.1960 – 1987.
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MA Bursary Successful Titles The Impact of British imperialist policies on the development of medicine in the Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Barbados and Guyana from 1900-1960s MA Bursary topics Also Nominated A Construction of psychiatric diagnosis and gendered stereotyping during the long 1950s. |