This film, the most recent in a series of films being commissioned to mark the AHRC's 10th anniversary, looks at a project that was funded by the AHRC in 2010. The Mackintosh Architecture project is a five year project that has been investigating the architecture of the celebrated Scottish architect, artist and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868 – 1928).
This image gallery looks at the ways in which we can work with and within the earth.
An AHRC project has overturned earlier theories about the origins of a much-loved species.
The first AHRC Image Gallery of 2015 looks at the Musicians’ Union campaign to safeguard members’ employment in the 1920s and 30s.
A project funded by the AHRC is revealing the life and work of musicians with visual impairments.
A film looking at how the AHRC is leading the way in bringing together UK/Chinese academic partners in the arts, humanities, and creative industries.
Our latest feature article looks at Julia Golding, whose DPhil lay the groundwork for an award-winning career writing children's literature.
In the second of a series of specially commissioned films to mark our 10th Anniversary year, we look back to 2006 and the ‘Historical Photographs of China’ project at the University of Bristol.
Being Human is the UK’s only national festival dedicated to demonstrating the breadth, diversity and vitality of the humanities.
An AHRC project has revealed how Neolithic settlers travelled across Britain’s western seaways.
For over a decade, the Peer Review College has helped ensure that the best research proposals are those that receive funding. We talked to three of the PRC’s longest-serving members about the work of the College.
Our latest feature article looks at the support that the YMCA gave to soldiers in the Great War.
An exhibition is uncovering remarkable stories in the history of colonial law.
This exhibition provides new insights into an overlooked form of photography, revealing rich and exciting seams of imagery and offering new perspectives on representation of coastal culture and leisure.
Our latest feature article is about a project investigating one of Glasgow's finest creative talents - architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Our latest film examines, in our 10th anniversary year, how a decade of AHRC funding has impacted on a research story than spans over 100 years.
Our first tenth anniversary case study looks at Jenny Woodley, one of the first researchers to benefit from the International Placement Scheme.
The interdisciplinary project Translation Games explores the theory and practice of translation within literature and the fine arts via public workshops, exhibitions and rule-based games.
An AHRC-funded doctoral student has been the first to benefit from being embedded in an innovative theatre company.
Our latest feature looks at a project cataloguing books which were published by Italian Academies from the 16th century onwards, and which have been deposited at the British Library.
