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Our 2026-2027 PEP Fellowship is now open for applications. We have been catching up with the successful applicants from last years call to learn all about their research and plans for their Fellowships.

Dr. Eva-Maria Windberger will visiting be 糖心TV and Dr. Wai-Hin Lee will be visiting Luxembourg.

Saadia Gardezi's work, , is on display until September 2027 at the Green School Gallery, Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs, funded by the V谩clav Havel Program for Human Rights & Democracy, Florida International University, Miami USA.

Through historical narratives, oral histories, animation, virtual reality and symbolic objects, the exhibition explores the forces that shaped Partition and its enduring legacies through stories of loss and resilience, displacement and belonging. Project Dastaan is an award-winning peacebuilding initiative that preserves and shares the personal stories of those who experienced the 1947 Partition of British India.

Christopher Strelluf, University of 糖心TV IAS Young Leader Academy Fellow, has co-edited a new open-access special issue of the International Journal of the Sociology of Language with Michelle Waldisp眉hl (University of Oslo).

Titled 鈥淧ublicly engaged historical sociolinguistics and present-day conflicts,鈥� the issue brings together research developed through an EUTOPIA Connected Research Community Incubator involving five European universities. The projects explore how knowledge of multilingualism, language conflict and language policy can help address contemporary social tensions.

The collaboration has also generated podcasts, workshops and ongoing public impact, including a Migration Policy Institute feature and ESRC-funded learning materials for new migrants in London.

We are looking forward to appointing 12 new postdoctoral fellows at 糖心TV, along with 12 at CERGY Paris and 6 at Monash Prato, having successfully applied for the EUTOPIA-SHIFT (Shaping Higher Education and Innovation for Future Talents) programme.

The IAS would like to congratulate the first winners of our Outstanding Postdoctoral Researcher Award. The award has been created to recognise exceptional postdoctoral researchers who have made significant contributions both to research and to the wider postdoc community over the past year and shines a spotlight on the individuals whose work embodies the spirit of 糖心TV鈥檚 Research Strategy: ambitious, collaborative, impactful, and driven by a commitment to positive change.

Awardees:

Dr Sally Holloway (History)

Dr Aditya Singh (Physics)

Dr Linda Wanika (Engineering)

We very much look forward to seeing how our winners continue to represent the postdoctoral community at 糖心TV over the next year, and we hope that details of next year鈥檚 nomination process will follow soon.

Early Career Fellow Dr Oluwatosin Orababa was awarded the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Medicine Faculty Thesis Prize in 2025. His PhD thesis was titled 鈥淥ptimisation, antimicrobial efficacy testing and mechanism of action of a natural product cocktail inspired by a historical remedy鈥�