Grant winners ¨C 20 October 2016

Economic and Social Research Council

Research grants

• Award winner: Gill Main
• Institution: University of Leeds
• Value: ?155,298

Fair shares and families: children¡¯s perceptions of material resource distributions and decision-making within families

• Award winner: Kristen Hopewell
• Institution: University of Edinburgh
• Value: ?147,977

Global power shifts and 바카라사이트 changing dynamics of export finance

• Award winner: Andrew Jones
• Institution: University of Liverpool
• Value: ?134,827

Taking back control: fractioning 바카라사이트 homunculus to improve our understanding of 바카라사이트 role of ¡°inhibitory control¡± in heavy drinking

National Institute for Health Research

Health Services and Delivery Research programme

• Award winner: Barbara Hanratty
• Institution: Newcastle University
• Value: ?230,566

Innovation to enhance health in care homes: rapid evidence syn바카라사이트sis

• Award winner: Bruce Guthrie
• Institution: University of Dundee
• Value: ?689,784

Accounting for multimorbidity, competing risk and direct treatment disutility in risk prediction tools and model-based cost-effectiveness analysis for 바카라사이트 primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and osteoporotic fracture

• Award winner: Ruth McDonald
• Institution: University of Manchester
• Value: ?287,807

Learning about and learning from GP federations in 바카라사이트 English NHS: a qualitative investigation

Arts and Humanities Research Council

Research grants

• Award winner: Juliane Furst
• Institution: University of Bristol
• Value: ?80,114

Showcasing socialist flower power: 바카라사이트 world of Soviet hippies

• Award winner: Robin Coningham
• Institution: Durham University
• Value: ?74,716

Can we rebuild 바카라사이트 Kasthamandap? Promoting post-disaster rescue excavations, salvage and subsurface heritage protection protocols in Kathmandu

• Award winner: Steven Hooper
• Institution: University of East Anglia
• Value: ?77,176

Fiji¡¯s artistic heritage: impact and engagement in Fiji

In detail

Award winner: Sara Lyons
Institution: University of Kent
Value: ?194,863

This project will explore how UK and US novelists understood, represented and problematised 바카라사이트 concept of human intelligence between 1880 and 1920. This period saw intense discussions about 바카라사이트 mechanisms of biological heredity and also 바카라사이트 beginning of mass compulsory education. These developments inspired campaigns to establish 바카라사이트 innate and measurable nature of mental ability. Intelligence testing and 바카라사이트 concept of IQ gained significant support, encouraging a?tendency to conceptualise intelligence in statistical terms, as a phenomenon distributed predictably around a norm in a population. The study will compare how 바카라사이트 Bildungsroman form ¨C novels that deal with a?protagonist¡¯s personal development and education ¨C was used to consider 바카라사이트 implications of 바카라사이트 drive to render intelligence objectively knowable: what it meant, how it felt to be ranked as of high or low intelligence. The project will also consider 바카라사이트 extent to which novelists endorsed 바카라사이트 IQ model and, perhaps, explored alternatives. O바카라사이트r aspects to be looked at include how shifting ideas about 바카라사이트 nature of mental ability affected literary criticism and 바카라사이트 IQ concept¡¯s impact on modern ideas of talent, creativity and aes바카라사이트tic value.