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Download the Main Panel D Panel D Main Panel D Chair Professor Bruce Brown University of Brighton Members Mr Christopher Barron Birmingham Royal Ballet Professor Dinah Birch University of Liverpool Professor Alexander Bird University of Bristol Professor Kersti Börjars University of Manchester Mr Francis Davis The Young Foundation Professor Maria Delgado Queen Mary University of London National Centre for Universities and Dr David Docherty Business Joined Nov Professor Kirsten Drotner University of Southern Denmark 2013 Professor Peter Gatrell University of Manchester Professor Peter Golding Northumbria University Professor Paul Greenhalgh University of East Anglia Professor James Moy University of South Florida Professor Robin Osborne University of Cambridge Dr Alice Prochaska University of Oxford Dr Robert Ritchie The Huntington Library Royal Society for the encouragement Mr Matthew Taylor of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) Joined Aug Professor Anthonya Visser Leiden University 2013 Professor Chris Wickham University of Oxford Professor Linda Woodhead Lancaster University Observer Mr Gary Grubb Arts and Humanities Research Council Until Jun 2011 Professor Mark Llewellyn Arts and Humanities Research Council Panel Advisers – Assessment Phase 2014 Mrs Jane Boggan Cardiff University Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Ms Rebecca Lambert University of Warwick Dr Elizabeth Westlake University of Birmingham Dr Michael Wykes University of Exeter Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Sub-panel 27: Area Studies Chair Professor Peter Gatrell University of Manchester Deputy chair Dr Susan Hodgett University of Ulster Members Changed Inst Professor Marilyn Booth New York University Abu Dhabi Sept 2014 Dr Lynne Brydon (Formerly) University of Birmingham Professor Tony Chafer University of Portsmouth London School of Economics and Professor Sylvia Chant Joined Jun 2013 Political Science Professor Terry Cox University of Glasgow Until Jan 2014 Professor Simon Dixon University College London Professor Elizabeth Dore University of Southampton Until Jun 2012 Professor Jane Duckett University of Glasgow Professor Paul Furlong Cardiff University Professor Natascha Gentz University of Edinburgh Professor Robert Gleave University of Exeter Professor William Gould University of Leeds Joined Jun 2013 Professor Simon Green Aston University Professor Faye Hammill University of Strathclyde Joined Oct 2012 Professor Alison Harcourt University of Exeter Joined Oct 2012 Ms Carole Holden The British Library Dr Nicola Jones Overseas Development Institute Joined Jun 2013 Professor Heidi Macpherson De Montfort University Until Mar 2012 Professor Lutz Marten School of Oriental and African Studies Professor Emma Murphy University of Durham Professor Martin Myant European Trade Union Institute Joined Jan 2014 Professor Ian Neary University of Oxford Professor Máiréad Nic Craith Heriot-Watt University Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Professor Gurharpal Singh School of Oriental and African Studies Professor Zahia Smail Salhi University of Manchester Joined Jun 2013 Dr Elizabeth Teague Independent Researcher Changed Inst Professor Brian Ward Northumbria University Nov 2012 Assessors Professor Naomi Standen University of Birmingham Joined Jun 2013 Joined Jul 2013 Dr Joanna Weinberg University of Oxford Joint with SP33 Secretariat – Assessment Phase 2014 Dr Michael Wykes University of Exeter Ms Joanne Lakey UCL Institute of Education Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Sub-panel 28: Modern Languages and Linguistics Chair Professor Kersti Börjars University of Manchester Deputy chair Professor Charles Forsdick University of Liverpool Members Professor Michael Basker University of Bristol Professor Lucille Cairns University of Durham Professor Jenny Cheshire Queen Mary University of London Professor Peter Davies University of Edinburgh Professor Sioned Davies Cardiff University Professor Gerard Docherty Newcastle University Until Mar 2013 Changed Inst Professor Robert Dunbar University of Edinburgh Aug 2013 Joined Dec Professor Frank Finlay University of Leeds 2013 Professor Simon Gaunt King’s College London Professor Andrew Ginger University of Bristol Professor Ann Hallamore Caesar University of Warwick Professor Stephen M. Hart University College London Professor Jerry Hunter Bangor University Professor Adam Ledgeway University of Cambridge Professor Marjorie Lorch Birkbeck, University of London Professor Martin McLaughlin University of Oxford Professor Florence Myles University of Essex Professor Pól Ó Dochartaigh University of Ulster Until Nov 2013 Professor Richard Parish University of Oxford Professor Nicholas Saul University of Durham Professor David Shepherd University of Keele Professor Jane Stuart-Smith University of Glasgow Joined Jun 2013 Professor Isabel Torres Queen’s University Belfast Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Professor Marilyn Vihman University of York Ms Janet Zmroczek The British Library Assessors Joined Aug Professor Mike Baynham University of Leeds 2013 Joint with SP25 Mr Anthony Cond Liverpool University Press Joined Jun 2013 Mr Dominic Gray Opera North Joined Jun 2013 Professor Theo Hermans University College London Joined Jun 2013 Professor Diana Holmes University of Leeds Joined Jun 2013 Network to Promote Linguistic Mr Meirion Prys Jones Joined Jun 2013 Diversity (NPLD) Joined Dec Professor Hilary Owen University of Manchester 2012 Mrs Amy Thompson Goldsmiths, University of London Joined Apr 2014 Professor Gregory Toner Queen’s University Belfast Joined Oct 2013 Professor Bencie Woll University College London Joined Oct 2012 Secretariat – Assessment Phase 2014 Ms Rebecca Lambert University of Warwick Mrs Valerie Lodge Arts University Bournemouth Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Sub-panel 29: English Language and Literature Chair Professor Dinah Birch University of Liverpool Deputy chair Professor Greg Walker University of Edinburgh Members Professor Jane Aaron University of South Wales Professor Linda Anderson Newcastle University Ms Abigail Appleton British Broadcasting Corporation Professor Elleke Boehmer University of Oxford Professor Martin Halliwell University of Leicester Royal Holloway, University of Professor Robert Hampson London Professor Ann Heilmann Cardiff University Professor Susan Hunston University of Birmingham Professor Vivien Jones University of Leeds Professor Edward Larrissy Queen’s University Belfast Professor Clare Lees King’s College London Professor Willy Maley University of Glasgow Professor Philip Martin Sheffield Hallam University Professor John McGavin University of Southampton Professor Fiona Robertson St Mary’s University Professor Jeremy Smith University of Glasgow Mr Patrick Spottiswoode Shakespeare’s Globe Until Jan 2014 Professor Patricia Waugh University of Durham Assessors Joined Jun Ms Emma Bennett John Wiley & Sons 2013 Edinburgh UNESCO City of Joined Jan Ms Ali Bowden Literature Trust 2014 Joined Jun Professor David Bradshaw University of Oxford 2013 Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Joined Jun Professor Kate Chedgzoy Newcastle University 2013 Joined Jun Professor Thomas Corns Bangor University 2013 The Hay Festival of Literature and Joined Jun Dr Peter Florence Arts 2013 Joined Jun Professor Hilary Fraser Birkbeck, University of London 2013 Joined Jun Professor Abdulrazak Gurnah University of Kent 2013 Joined Jun Professor Lesley Jeffries University of Huddersfield 2013 Joined Jan Ms Alice King-Farlow National Theatre 2014 Joined Jun Dr Robyn Marsack Scottish Poetry Library 2013 Joined Jun Ms Clare Matterson The Wellcome Trust 2013 Joined Jun Professor Sharon Monteith University of Nottingham 2013 Joint with SP30 Joined Jun Ms Susie Nicklin Marsh Agency Ltd 2013 Joined Jun Dr Christine Riding Royal Museums Greenwich 2013 Joined Jun Professor David Trotter University of Cambridge 2013 Secretariat – Assessment Phase 2014 Dr Elizabeth Westlake University of Birmingham Mrs Alison Honnor Sheffield Hallam University Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Sub-panel 30: History Chair Professor Chris Wickham University of Oxford Deputy chair Professor Anne Curry University of Southampton Members Dr Ken Arnold Wellcome Trust Professor Paul Betts University of Oxford Professor Catherine Cubitt University of York Professor Margot Finn University College London Professor Laura Gowing King’s College London Professor Susan-Mary Grant Newcastle University Professor Matthew Hilton University of Birmingham Professor Ann Hughes University of Keele Professor Mark Jackson University of Exeter Professor Aled Jones Aberystwyth University Until Jun 2013 Changed Inst Professor Colin Kidd University of St Andrews Aug 2013 Professor Peter Mandler University of Cambridge Professor Jonathan Morris University of Hertfordshire Professor Paul Nugent University of Edinburgh Professor Andrew Pettegree University of St Andrews Professor Catherine Schenk University of Glasgow Dr David Souden Historic Royal Palaces Professor Penny Summerfield University of Manchester Professor Julian Swann Birkbeck, University of London Changed Inst Professor Jim Tomlinson University of Glasgow Jul 2013 Professor Peter Waldron University of East Anglia Joined Jul Professor Christopher Williams Cardiff University 2013 Changed Inst Last updated: 21 January 2015 Panel D Aug 2013 Joined Oct Professor John Young University of Nottingham 2012 Assessors Joined Jun Professor Clare Anderson Leicester University 2013 Joined Jun Dr Martin Bellamy Glasgow Museums 2013 Joined Nov Dr Jean-Claude Bragard Minerva Media 2013 Joined Jun Mr Martin Davidson
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