Current PhD students

Find out what some of our postgraduate researchers are working on.

  • Alexandra Tomkins
  • Angelique Michaels - Anthropology of infrastructure, urban studies, spatial politics, post-apartheid Cape Town
  • Ben French - Digital Anthropology, Social Media, Selfhood, Imaginations
  • Ciaran Cowham - Value, Agroecology, Food, Britain
  • Cristina Sayuri Andrade de Toma - resource extraction, energy transitions, inequality, and the politics of development in Latin America
  • Daniel Trlifaj - urban ecologies, hacking and tinkering, prefigurative politics, former Yugoslavia
  • Desta Alemayehu Bekele
  • Devan Perry
  • Edward Ephithite Lindholm - Anthropology of Water, Social Movements, Futures, Latin America
  • Elizabeth Woods
  • Genevieve Collins - Arctic Anthropology, Climate, Social Studies of Outer Space, Sound, Creative Methods
  • Hanna Oosterveen - Arctic, Science and Technology Studies, climate change, uncertainty
  • Inci Unal - Visual anthropology, climate activism, environmental justice, creative methods
  • Jennifer Moore - Anthropology of development, East Africa, menstrual health and hygiene, gender
  • Jingyao Yang - Visual anthropology; Chinese ethnographic filmmaking
  • Jonathan Craig - Anthropology of Britain, migration, hospitality, neo-nationalism
  • Lojine Hanoun
  • Lydia Donohue - Visual anthropology, materiality, liveliness, craft
  • Maria Jordan Edwards - Andes, foodways, food security, rural development, peasant farmers
  • Zeynep Kucuk - Disaster anthropology, affect theory, surface and materiality, emotional geography
  • Maryam Fouad - Gender and Sexuality, Egypt, Confinement, the State
  • Mathieu Lamontagne-Cumiford - Arctic Studies, Science and Technology Studies, Cartography, Place-making
  • Natalie Wood - Play, political economy, temporality, anthropology of Britain
  • Nourhan Maher - Migration, displacement, post-revolution, diaspora
  • Rebecca Appleton - Poetry, Co-creative and Visual methods, Literary Anthropology, Anthropology of the Middle East
  • Rebecca Higginbottom - Infertility, selfhood, imagined futures, creative and sensory methods
  • Roy Claire Potter
  • Salma Moustafa Khalil
  • Shirley Van Der Maarel - Refugees, depopulation, creative research methods
  • Soheila Shourbaji - Succession, land tenure, auction markets, economic anthropology
  • Tejas Chandrasekar - Creative AI, jazz, improvisation
  • Vanessa Lefton - Inequality in Britain, creative methods, social infrastructure, care 
  • Vitor de Melo
  • Wenqi Huang - Deathbots, AI intimacy, Digital afterlife, Hauntology, Cyborg, Posthumanism
  • Yaru Yang - Transnational Migration, Language and Racialisation, Labour and Entrepreneurship, Everyday Life, China-Africa
  • Yuqin Zhang - Human-AI intimacy, Otaku culture, Queer & Posthuman Perspectives, Virtual self and virtual partners, Digital ethnography