Economic and Social Research Council

DFID-ESRC Growth Research Programme

• Award winner: Christopher Woodruff
• Institution: University of Warwick
• Value: £361,028

Training, productivity and upgrading: evaluation of female and supervisor training programmes in the Bangladesh apparel sector

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Leverhulme Trust

Research project grants

Social sciences

• Award winner: Stephen Ball
• Institution: Institute of Education, University of London
• Value: £186,062

New philanthropy, education policy and governance

• Award winner: Mark Harris
• Institution: University of St Andrews
• Value: £176,514

Past lessons for future challenges in the Brazilian Amazon

• Award winner: Sam McKinstry
• Institution: University of the West of Scotland
• Value: £88,325

Scott and Glasgow University: the management and aesthetic direction of Europe’s largest architectural practice

International networks

Social sciences

• Award winner: David Anderson
• Institution: University of Aberdeen
• Value: £124,051

Etnos and Minzu: the histories and politics of identity governance in Eurasia

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Major research fellowships

• Award winner: Garthine Walker
• Institution: Cardiff University
• Value: £133,121

Rape in England and Wales, 1500-1800

• Award winner: Stephanie Barrientos
• Institution: University of Manchester
• Value: £126,433

Global food networks, gender and transformation

• Award winner: David Crouch
• Institution: University of Hull
• Value: £137,629

The genesis of chivalry: conduct in Western European society 1000-1350

• Award winner: Christian List
• Institution: London School of Economics
• Value: £171,800

Reasons, decisions and intentional agency

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Wellcome Trust

Investigators in Medical Humanities

The value of these awards range from approximately £500,000 to just over £1 million for up to five years

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• Award winner: Mark Jackson
• Institution: University of Exeter

Lifestyle, health and disease: changing concepts of balance in modern medicine

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Action Medical Research

Research project grants

• Award winner: Jonna Kuntsi
• Institution: King’s College London
• Value: £169,944

Premature babies: why are these babies at increased risk of ADHD?

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In detail

Humanities in the European Research Area

Award winners: Andrew Higson (picured), Ib Bondebjerg and Caroline Pauwels
Institutions: University of York, University of Copenhagen and Free University Brussels
Value: €1 million

Mediating cultural encounters through European screens

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Our sense of “Europeanness” is achieved partly through seeing representations of European others on screen. This project will examine how films and television dramas represent European others; which European screen fictions travel best; the industrial and policy environments that enable their production; their audiences; and their role in fostering a European identity. The focus is on 2005-15, via an overview of film and TV production and dissemination and UK, Danish and Belgian case studies.