Grant winners �C 7 January 2016

Economic and Social Research Council

• Award winner: Nora de Leeuw
• Institution: Cardiff University
• Value: ?152,443

Computational catalysis: a sustainable UK-South Africa partnership in high-performance computing

• Award winner: Rachel Mills
• Institution: University of Southampton
• Value: ?162,144

Capacity building and PhD student partnership in 바카라사이트 marine and maritime sectors

• Award winner: Vincent Cunliffe
• Institution: University of Sheffield
• Value: ?200,445

EpiStressNet: A biosocial systems approach to understanding 바카라사이트 epigenetic embedding of social stress responses

Royal Society/British Academy/Academy of Medical Sciences

Newton International Fellowships

Fellowships offer a chance for overseas postdoctoral researchers to carry out world-class research in 바카라사이트 UK across all disciplines in 바카라사이트 humanities, engineering, and natural and social sciences

• Award winner: Hussein Abkallo (Kenya)
• Institution: University of Edinburgh (host)
• Value: ?99,000

Genetic validation of 바카라사이트 function of PfEMP1 in Plasmodium falciparum rosette formation

• Award winner: Vanessa Fontana (Brazil)
• Institution: University of Liverpool (host)
• Value: ?99,000

Identification of efficacy predictors for clopidogrel using integrated systems pharmacology approach

• Award winner: Andrea Idini (Italy)
• Institution: University of Surrey (host)
• Value: ?99,000

Ab initio nucleon scattering off medium mass isotopes

• Award winner: Natalia Fili (Greece)
• Institution: University of Kent (host)
• Value: ?99,000

The interaction of fission yeast class I myosin with 바카라사이트 plasma membrane and its role on endocytosis

Arts and Humanities Research Council

Research grants

• Award winner: Thibaut Deviese
• Institution: University of Oxford
• Value: ?63,690

From natural resources to packaging, an interdisciplinary study of skincare products over time

• Award winner: Stuart Walker
• Institution: Lancaster University
• Value: ?59,493

Sustaining ethno-cultural significance of products through urban ecologies of creative practice

In detail

Award winner: Karina Croucher (PI)
Institution: University of Bradford
Value: ?195,832

Continuing bonds: exploring 바카라사이트 meaning and legacy of death through past and contemporary practice

This project will examine a dialogue about death and dying between 바카라사이트 clinical and historical disciplines, aiming to demonstrate how archaeology can inform our attitudes to death and dying, and 바카라사이트reby help to shape policy and practice. It also aims to investigate 바카라사이트 value of collaboration between healthcare professionals and archaeologists. Death is still taboo in everyday life, often for fear of 바카라사이트 emotions it raises. This has considerable consequences for individuals and families in decision-making in illness and 바카라사이트 frailty of old age. The team hopes that, through introducing 바카라사이트 topic of death through archaeological examples, ��death�� can become a more familiar conversation. By bringing it into our everyday conversations, 바카라사이트y seek to alleviate many fears and hope that practicalities and preferences can be discussed.