Websites using leverhulme as a keyword

Welcome to the website for the project 'Women's Work in Rural England, 1500-1700: A New Methodological Approach'. Funded by the Leverhulme Trust and based at the University of Exeter, the project started in January 2015 and will run until the summer of 2018. Our team comprises Jane Whittle (the Principal Investigator), Mark Hailwood (Honorary Research…

Information and administration for the SAFE project

The Bayliss lab research aspects of social-cognitive processing, in particular interactions between attention, emotion and action in social contexts. We currently have a Leverhulme Trust grant to examine the mechanisms underpinning shared attention. Other current research topics include: face perception, eye gaze processing, objects in social interactions (e.g. personal property) and individual differences in attention.…

I am a Professor of Philosophy at the University of St Andrews. I am working on a project concerning the ethics and epistemology of trust, promising, and competence.  I say something about that project here.  During 2014-16 I was fortunate to be supported by a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship, and during 2016-17 by funding from…

scientist, artist, cultural theorist

BERI’s mission is to improve human civilization’s long-term prospects for survival and flourishing. Its main strategy is to identify technologies that may pose significant civilization-scale risks, and to promote and provide support for research and other activities aimed at reducing those risks.

Antonia Hamilton's lab for research into social cognition and autism at the University College London

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Welcome to Port Sunlight Village Trust

Lab website for Professor Bhismadev Chakrabarti at the University of Reading, UK. The lab works on empathy, emotions, and autism and is located within the Centre for Integrative Neuroscience and Neurodynamics.

APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED: The deadline for applying for a 2018 DurhamARCTIC scholarship has been extended to Thursday 8 February. All DurhamARCTIC materials must be received by then, and applicants must also apply for admission to the PhD programme in the department in which they wish to pursue studies. For more information, see the web page…

The Art of Making in Antiquity is an innovative digital project designed for the study of Roman stoneworking. Centred on the photographic archive of Peter Rockwell, this website aims to enhance current understanding of the carving process and to investigate the relationship between the surviving objects, the method and sequence of their production and the people who made them. The resource comprises around 2,000 images, largely Roman monuments with a selection of contextual sources, accompanied by analysis of the working practices underlying their making.

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Empires of Faith is a five-year (2013-2017) humanities research project funded by the Leverhulme Trust and jointly hosted by the British Museum and Oxford University.