Dr Luke Gartlan, Senior Lecturer at the University of St Andrews, is to be awarded the prestigious Kreiner Award at the Hosei University Research Centre for Japanese Studies (HIJAS), in Tokyo.
Read more about UK Research in History of Photography Receives International Recognition
A major new exhibition at the British Museum on the artist Katsushika Hokusai is underpinned by AHRC funded research
Read more about AHRC Research Underpins New Hokusai Exhibition
University of York announce app and poetry to help improve mobility and well-being for the elderly
Read more about A Happier and Healthier Walking Experience for the Elderly
Principal co-investigator of AHRC-funded Magna Carta Project awarded MBE
AHRCs first ever Creative Economy Champion, Professor Andrew Chitty, will start in this new role from January 2017
Read more about Arts and Humanities Research Council welcomes new Creative Economy Champion
Plans for a new round of Doctoral Training Partnerships (DTPs) have been launched today by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Read more about Securing the future of arts and humanities research in the UK
AHRC partners with NERC and ESRC to fund projects that will help developing countries cope with environmental hazards
A team at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) will unveil the UK and Ireland’s largest and most comprehensive collection of family names
Read more about UK's largest ever study of family names reveals origins of 45,600 surnames
The Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced individuals in the academic and non-academic sectors to join its Advisory Board in 2017.
Read more about Appointment to the Arts & Humanities Research Council Advisory Board 2017
Five remarkable films have taken the top prizes at the 2016 Arts and Humanities Research Council Research in Film Awards, held at BAFTA, London.
