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The Arts and Humanities Research Council [AHRC] supports
world-class research that furthers our understanding of human culture and
creativity.
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In this issue:
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Closing dates:
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New Generation Thinkers 2013
Closes
today!
The AHRC and BBC Radio 3 are looking for applications for the New
Generation Thinkers 2013 scheme. Up to 60 successful applicants will have
a chance to develop their programme-making ideas with experienced BBC
producers at a series of dedicated workshops and, of these, up to ten
will become Radio 3's resident New Generation Thinkers.
More
details can be found on our website.
New
International Highlight notice
New funding
Interested in establishing or expanding networks to China, Brazil, India
or Taiwan? The AHRC has just announced a new highlight notice in the
research networking scheme that covers all these countries.
Find
out more on our website
Cultural Value
Project
Research
Initiative
The AHRC's two-year Cultural Value Project is intended to make a major
contribution to how we understand and evidence the value of arts and
culture both to individuals and to society.
To
find out more about this initiative, please visit our website.
New Public
Policy Highlight notice
New funding
A new highlight notice is now in place to support public policy
engagement, fostering partnership and collaboration between researchers,
policy makers, and policy intermediary bodies.
Find
out more on our website
New
opportunitity for international collaboration
New policy
The AHRC has introduced a new policy that allows applicants to include
Co-investigators based overseas on Research Grants and Research
Networking proposals.
Further
information is available on our website.
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Wikipedia
courses for AHRC award-holders
14 January,
British Library
Workshop for AHRC fund-holders who are interested in contributing to
Wikipedia or other Wikimedia projects, or learning more about engaging
and collaborating with the Wikimedia community.
For
information please see our website.
Award holder
events
A selection
of events organised by our award holders
- Queer
Homes, Queer Families: a history and policy debate
17 December, London
- Renaissance
to Goya: prints and drawings from Spain
Until 6 January, London
- Design
in Action Chiasma 1
26 February, Glasgow
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International
Placement Scheme
Closing
date: 15 January
The annual AHRC/ESRC International Placement Scheme (IPS) is open for
applications it provides 3 - 6 month, funded research fellowships for
AHRC/ESRC-funded PhD students and Early Career Researchers, including
those at an LBAS Centre, to: The Library of Congress, Washington DC, USA;
The Huntington Library, California, USA; National Institutes for the
Humanities, Japan; Sarai Research Programme, Delhi, India.
For information on the scheme please see the AHRC IPS webpages.
Theme Large Grants Call
Closing
date: January
Large Grants under the Science in Culture, Digital Transformations and
Translating Cultures themes are now available. Successful proposals under
the Large Grants call are expected to support research activities of a
scale and ambition beyond that normally required for a standard AHRC
grant.
Further information can be found on the website.
Non-AHRC News and Competitions
News from
the arts and humanities community
The following items are not AHRC news but may be of interest to our
community.
· National Gallery
Archive catalogue
The National Gallery Archive catalogue is now available to search online.
Through this new feature, anyone can search the archival catalogue and
request an appointment to visit the archive to view the physical
document.
More information can be
found on the National Gallery website.
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