People
Principal Investigator
- Professor Joanna Story School of History js73@le.ac.uk
Project Manager
- Dr Pragya Vohra School of History pv51@le.ac.uk
Co-Investigators
- Professor Steve Brown School of Management sb343@le.ac.uk
- Dr Jayne Carroll School of English Studies, University of Nottingham jayne.carroll@nottingham.ac.uk
- Professor Simon James School of Ancient History and Archaeology simon.james@le.ac.uk
- Professor Mark Jobling Department of Genetics maj4@le.ac.uk
- Dr Richard Jones Centre for English Local History School of Historical Studies rlcj1@le.ac.uk
- Dr Philip Shaw School of English ps209@le.ac.uk
Research Fellow
- Dr Turi King Department of Genetics Now Lecturer in Archaeology and Genetics tek2@le.ac.uk
Research Associates
- Dr Morn Capper School of History, Now Lecturer in Archaeological Heritage at the University of Chester and Honorary Visiting Fellow in the Leicester Medieval Research Centre, mc460@le.ac.uk or m.capper@chester.ac.uk
- Dr Martin Findell School of English. Now Lecturer in Historical Linguistics at the University of Nottingham martin.findell@nottingham.ac.uk
- Dr Rita Rasteiro Department of Genetics rr147@le.ac.uk
- Dr Marc Scully Department of Sociology, Now Lecturer in Social Psychology at Loughborough University, m.d.scully@lboro.ac.uk
- Dr Pragya Vohra School of History. Now Honorary Visiting Fellow in the Leicester Medieval Research Centre, pv51@le.ac.uk
- Dr Jon Wetton Department of Genetics, jw418@le.ac.uk
PhD Student
- Eleanor Rye Institute of Name Studies,University of Nottingham
External PhD Students
- Hayley Dunn School of Archaeology and Ancient History/Department of Genetics
- Matt Sears School of English Local History/Department of Genetics
Honorary Visiting Fellow
- Dr Helen Foxhall Forbes (Department of History, University of Durham)
- Dr Marc Scully (Department of Social Sciences, Loughborough University)
- Dr Martin Findell (School of English, University of Nottingham)
External Advisory Board
- Professor Mark Thomas (Genetics, UCL)
- Dr Lesley Abrams (History, Oxford)
- Professor Paula Reavey (Psychology, London South Bank University)