Royal Society

University research fellowships

• Award winner: Sarah Malik
• Institution: Imperial College London
• Value: ?488,165

Where particle physics meets cosmology: searching for dark matter at the LHC

• Award winner: Tom Williams
• Institution: University of Bristol
• Value: ?481,882

The prokaryotic prehistory of the eukaryotic cell

• Award winner: Natalie Wheeler
• Institution: University of Southampton
• Value: ?467,624

Low loss hollow core-photonic crystal fibres for mid-ir (2.5-12 ?m) applications

• Award winner: Arthur Lipstein
• Institution: Durham University
• Value: ?421,448

Amplitudes, strings, and branes

• Award winner: Jason King
• Institution: University of Sheffield
• Value: ?452,879

Defining molecular mechanisms of macropinosome processing and remodelling

Leverhulme Trust

Research project grants
Humanities

• Award winner: Donald MacRaild
• Institution: Ulster University
• Value: ?235,454

The Irish and British famine, 1845¨C50: comparing lives lost and lives saved

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• Award winner: Carole Hough
• Institution: University of Glasgow
• Value: ?274,523

Recovering the earliest English language in Scotland: evidence from place names

Sciences

• Award winner: Clare Cunningham
• Institution: Abertay University
• Value: ?121,780

Effects of social and practical experience on tool manipulation skills in small apes

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Arts and Humanities Research Council

• Award winner: Alexandra Plows
• Institution: Bangor University
• Value: ?37,449

smART cities and waste: developing an arts-led interdisciplinary network for waste management and treatment innovation

• Award winner: Ian Ewart
• Institution: University of Reading
• Value: ?63,791

Sensations of Roman life: reconstructing and experiencing a multisensory virtual reality environment

• Award winner: Andrea Liggins
• Institution: University of Wales Trinity Saint David
• Value: ?35,946

Cross-pollination: re-valuing pollinators through arts and science collaboration

In detail

Award winners: Jon Dovey (PI) and Tom Abba, Kate Pullinger and Ian Gadd, and Matt Hayler
Institutions: University of the West of England, Bath Spa University and the University of Birmingham
Value: ~?800,000 (?630,327 ¨C AHRC contribution)

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Ambient Literature

¡°We want to develop the idea of the augmented book, how can digital content add to the experience of a narrative on page or screen? We¡¯re especially excited about how content made available in particular places, the train, the cafe, the bus station, might add to the reader¡¯s experience,¡± said Jon Dovey, professor of screen media in the Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries, and Education at the University of the West of England. ¡°So, in part this is about what happens when data in our environment aspire to literary form. We¡¯re going to ask how situated literary experiences can be delivered through pervasive media systems.¡± The project draws upon ¡°performance, audio walks and creative writing to commission three new works by contemporary authors that will demonstrate the power of situated literary experience¡±.