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It is part of Neumann’s ‘Re-staging public spaces’ project funded by Cambridge Digital Humanities and the Isaac Newton Trust and of Mentzel’s PhD project on ‘digital topographies’ funded ... by a Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

Graduate Students. Rebekah Cohen, Newnham. Degree: PhD. Course: English. Supervisor: Dr Ruth Abbott. ... Now, I am excited to be studying for my PhD at Newnham College, funded by a Cambridge Trust Vice-Chancellor's and Newnham College Scholarship.

I did my BA in English at Robinson College, my MA in Medieval and Renaissance Studies at UCL, then returned to Robinson for my PhD, which was funded by the Judy ... interest. Research Interests. I'm primarily a medievalist. My PhD was on medieval dream

Graduate Students. Peter Savery, Girton. Degree: PhD. Course: English. Supervisor: Dr David Hillman. ... I am now continuing at Cambridge for the PhD. My research is generously funded by the Pamela Thayer Scholarship at Girton College.

I was awarded a department-funded scholarship to remain at York for the completion of my PhD, producing a thesis titled 'The Martial Woman in British Theatre, 1789-1803'.

Graduates of the PhD in medieval English here in Cambridge have gone on to academic posts in the UK, continental Europe, North America, and China. ... Their work has been continued in recent times at Cambridge with the palaeographical scholarship of

Graduate Students. Reem Abbas, Jesus. Degree: PhD. Course: English. Supervisor: Dr Fiona Green. ... I'm now doing my Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary Literature with the help of an Allen, Meek, and Read International Scholarship (CT).

At graduate level, I supervise MPhil and PhD students working in textual scholarship and on 18th and 19th century topics, and teach for MPhil strands in Material Texts and 18th and ... practices (including prosody and reading aloud), research practices,

Graduate Students. Olivia Houseman, Newnham. Degree: PhD. Course: English. Supervisor: Dr Ruth Abbott. ... I am in the first year of my PhD at Newnham College, funded by a Vice Chancellor's and Newnham College scholarship.

I worked briefly as a lawyer in private practice, where I dealt primarily with criminal cases, before coming to Cambridge on a scholarship to write my PhD on changing conceptions of ... My current project addresses forms of comparative constitutional