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Where are they now? Professor Monica Grady
Written by Monica Grady I was privileged to have a Visiting Fellowship at the IAS in Epiphany Term 2010. It was a little different from other Fellowships, as it was a joint appointment with my husband, Ian Wright both invited by Professor Martin Ward, then Director of...
Internationally respected legal scholar publishes new book
During her 2015/16 Fellowship at the IAS, Professor Heather Douglas (University of Melbourne) was still conducting some of these interviews which form the basis for her book, and her IAS seminar paper was an early version of one of the chapters. In Women, Intimate...
Updates from the Fellowship: Easter/Summer 2021
Jul 6, 2021
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Updates from the Fellowship: Epiphany 2021
Mar 1, 2021
We're pleased to share the following news from the IAS alumni community. Professor Stewart Clegg (2010/11 Fellow) Has...
Former Fellow publishes new book in materials science and chemistry
Mar 1, 2021
Published by Cambridge University Press, Professor Tom Vogt used his IAS Fellowship in early 2018 to focus on this...
Where are they now? Professor John Dupré
Mar 1, 2021
Written by Nicholas Saul Professor John Dupré of Exeter University had a powerful impact on the intellectual life of...
IAS – 2022/23 Call for Project Proposals and Fellowship Nominations
Feb 16, 2021
The Institute of Advanced Study aims to support Durham's academic staff in developing ambitious, novel and excellent...
The IAS welcomes its Epiphany Term Fellows
Jan 6, 2021
The Institute of Advanced Study is pleased to welcome its second cohort of 2020/21 Fellows.
Interview with Prof. Wilson Poon
Oct 16, 2020
Watch as Rob Barton, IAS Director of Social Sciences, interviews IAS Fellow Wilson Poon about his work with the Material Imagination project.
IAS Artist in Residence
Sep 10, 2020
While the majority of our 2020/21IAS Fellowship is virtual, we are delighted to confirm that artist Sarah Danays joins us in Durham for her Fellowship from October to March.
The Lambton Worm and First Australians: Tom Murray at the IAS
Aug 2, 2020
In this piece, 2017 Structure Fellow Tom Murray considers how his Fellowship study of the Lambton Worm ties in with his interest in narratives of ‘otherness’ and his recent film ‘The Skin of Others’.
Updates from the Fellowship: Michaelmas 2020
Jul 15, 2020
We’re pleased to share the following news from the IAS alumni community.
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