SGSAH; SGSAH Research

WELCOME TO THE SGSAH RESEARCH WEBSITE

Welcome to SGSAH Research, the Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities’ online space for the dissemination of arts and humanities doctoral research from across Scotland. Representing the richness of Scotland’s intellectual and creative talent SGSAH Research promotes the research of doctoral candidates through our annual ‘Showcase’ events, alongside profiling the individual research interests of current and past cohorts. The SGSAH Research is also a space to celebrate the achievements and career trajectories of our alumni.

Botanical Art / Citation / Gifting: Sites of Irresolvable Complexity
Botanical Art / Citation / Gifting: Sites of Irresolvable Complexity
Storm Greenwood
Glasgow School of Art
Your Return was our Exile: 50 years, we still remember
Your Return was our Exile: 50 years, we still remember
Verónica Andrea Márquez Moreno
University of Edinburgh
Representations of the Italian Renaissance in the 21st Century: the Borgia and Medici Families stories on the small screen
Representations of the Italian Renaissance in the 21st Century: the Borgia and Medici Families stories on the small screen
Yujia (Flavia) Jin
University of Glasgow
Policy, process, practice: Practitioner-reported barriers and opportunities for realising greener, healthier UK public spaces at greater speed, scale and quality
Policy, process, practice: Practitioner-reported barriers and opportunities for realising greener, healthier UK public spaces at greater speed, scale and quality
Jenny Elliot
University of Edinburgh
Patterning Paisley: Museum retail and strategies for commercialising a historic textile collection through contemporary textile practice
Patterning Paisley: Museum retail and strategies for commercialising a historic textile collection through contemporary textile practice
Mhari McMullan
Glasgow School of Art
British Trade Publishing and India in the 21st Century: Cartelisation and its Postcolonial Impact
British Trade Publishing and India in the 21st Century: Cartelisation and its Postcolonial Impact
Mhari McMullan
University of Stirling
Communal Words: How can the art institution support non-normative art writing?
Communal Words: How can the art institution support non-normative art writing?
Adam Nasser Benmakhlouf
University of Dundee


Browse through the projects presented by SGSAH researchers as part of the annual summer showcase

OCTOBER FEATURED RESEARCHER

Following our efforts at promoting doctoral research developed across Scotland, we introduce you to our monthly revolving Featured Researcher.

ADRIANA ALCARAZ SÁNCHEZ

Adriana recently completed her PhD titled Objectless sleep experiences: A phenomenological examination of a rare group of conscious experiences at the University of Glasgow. Currently, she’s a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Philosophical Psychology at the University of Antwerp.

You can learn more about Adriana’s research here.