TECHNE
TECHNE offers funding and training for doctoral student research in a fully-formed programme for academic, professional and early career development.
Application is welcomed through the following universities:
Royal Holloway, University of London | Kingston University | Royal College of Art | University of the Arts London | University of Brighton | University of Roehampton | University of Surrey
Welcome Event 2017 - 20th October 2017 at the Museum of London, Barbican
Student Conference 2017: Emotions, Engagement, Experience - 9th November 2017 at Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre, London.
Forthcoming events
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The Voice of the Academic: Vocal Training for Academic Success
22nd Sep 2017 10:00am
University of Surrey
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Featured TECHNE students
Lucy Coggle
I am preoccupied by two dominant metaphors around digital art, shimmering and flatness. I want to flesh out the implications of the terminology, what it tells us about art in wider digital context and the relationship between the viewer, artist and the art in a terrain of shimmering flatness.
Fearghus Roulston
My research is an interdisciplinary examination of the Belfast punk scene in the late 1970s. Mainly applying an oral history methodology, I intend to use this subculture to explore issues of belonging, sectarianism, spatial division and resistance in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. The project will bring together elements of sociology, conflict geography and cultural memory theory, as well as more traditional historical analysis.
Charlotte Stroud
It is no coincidence that A.S. Byatt begins her ‘Quartet’ of novels in 1953, the year when Crick and Watson discovered the double-helix structure of DNA. For a series of books that was intended to be ‘about the mind-body problem’ there could not be a more provocative image to set the tone than this twisted-ladder of encoded molecules, which connects all living things to the dynamic processes of the material world (Byatt, 2005, p. 295).