Techne Students list

Kim Walker

Biocultural collections and networks of knowledge exchange in the 19th century: the quest for quinine

Royal Holloway, University of London

Marianne Walker

Reclaiming the city through street art: Street art as an agent of social change in two South American cities

Loughborough University

Mark Waller

Flipped Hierarchies: Exploring Narrative Metalepsis As A Radical Critical Tool Through Artists’ Moving Image Practice

Kingston University, London

Matthew Ward

The Homeric Epithet and Epic Time

Royal Holloway, University of London

Georgia Ward

Rhythm Divisions: An exploration of methods for collecting and curating British Youth Culture Heritage: music, archive, memories (1950 - 2020)

Kingston University, London

Charlotte Warne Thomas

Golden Age; On the contemporary agency of gold

Kingston University, London

Jennifer Warren

Locating the Function of Theory in New Institutionalism: The Case of MACBA

University of the Arts, London

Abi Weaver

THE PNEUMATIC ACT: A STUDY OF VOCAL EXPRESSION IN DOCUMENTARY FILM

University of Surrey

Hannah Weber

Second Cities: An Urban Aesthetics of Violence and Politics in Border Literature

University of Brighton College of Arts and Humanities

Garth Wenman-James

‘Poverty Porn’ in Nineteenth-Century Fiction: Spectacle, Space, Surveillance and the Victorian Imagination

University of Surrey

Josh Whitaker

Script-writing as Art Practice; The Unmade Film ‘St Paul’ by Pier Paolo Pasolini as the Heart of a New Trilogy.

University of the Arts, London

Madeline White

A history of Holocaust Oral Testimony

Ben Wilkins

Companion players for immersive computer games: How to learn behavioural responses from visual effects

Royal Holloway, University of London

Bethany Williamson

Translating place: orthography and the problem of place names at the Royal Geographical Society, 1830–1919

Royal Holloway, University of London

Connor Wilson

Medieval political, religious and cultural history of Western Europe and the Holy Land (c.1050–c.1300),

Royal Holloway, University of London

Imogen Woodberry

A New World Order: Science, the Mind and the Occult 1918-1939

Royal College of Art, London

Nathaniel Wooding

Kant and Clausewitz: A Philosophy of Actuality

Kingston University, London

Carmen Andall Woodroofe

A ‘decolonial green’ aesthetic: how roots reggae reflects and constructs Caribbean and Caribbean diasporic listeners’ practices and attitudes towards sustainability.

Royal Holloway, University of London

Sarah Worgan

Monstrous resurrections: Frankenstein’s legislative legacy.

Kingston University, London