Post Graduate Research Co-ordinator: Dr Keith Lilley
Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9097 3363
Email:k.lilley@qub.ac.uk
Past Cultural Change
| Postgraduate | Research Project |
|---|---|
| Bell, David | Use-wear on Atlantic Middle Bronze Age Swords: Status Indicators or Weapons of War? |
| Berryman, Duncan | A documentary and archaeological investigation of the buildings of manorial curiae |
| Boyle, Sara | The social and physical environment of prehistoric Gozo: A study of settlement and change |
| Brogan, Catriona | A Spatial Analysis of the Prehistoric Burials of Northern Ireland |
| Coyle-McClung, Lisa | Land-use, secular settlement patterns and climate change in first millennium AD Ireland |
| Drain, Deirdre | A Comparative Osteoarchaeological Analysis of Health Status in the Urban vs. Rural Populations of Late Medieval Ireland |
| Enlander, Rebecca | Decorated rocks and the landscape of territory in Prehistoric Ulster: a comparative and interpretive study |
| Ginn, Victoria | Settlement structure during the Middle to Late Bronze Age in Ireland |
| Hennessy, Eiden | Archaeology From Below: Ireland 1700-1926 |
| Hill, Geoffrey | Can we determine open-ness in the palaeoecological record? Interpreting Holocene landscapes using modern analogues |
| Kerr, Sarah | Uniformity & diversity in the architecture of lodging ranges in fifteenth-century England & Ireland |
| Logue, Paul | The archaeology of the Nine Years' War |
| McSparron, Cormac | A study of Early Bronze Age Social Structure in Ireland from an examination of the Early Bronze Age Single Burial Tradition |
| Miller, Jeffrey | A Place for the Past: Heritage and Sense of Place on Valentia and Achill Islands |
| Milne, Georgina | Environmental niche evolution and ancestral niche reconstruction |
| Montgomery, Heather | Trench Warfare in the First World War, 1914-18: The Practice and the Reality |
| O'Reilly, Roisin | Musculoskeletal stress markers associated with the activities of past Irish populations |
| Richardson, Andrea | The transformation of the Ulster Landscape c.1750-1850 |
Environmental Change
| Postgraduate | Research Project |
|---|---|
| Adamson, Catherine | Biological Soiling of Stone in Northern Ireland: Potential Impacts of Predicted Climate Change |
| Barrett, Gerard | Rehydroxylation Dating of Ceramics: Verification and Archaeological Application |
| Bell, Andrew | Spatial Analysis Approaches to the Integration of Remotely Acquired and Ground Survey Data in Assessing Slope Stability |
| Bratton, Andrew | Digital Documentation of Natural Heritage for Integrated Hazard Assessment and Sustainable Management: The Giant’s Causeway and Causeway Coast WHS |
| Burke, Leona | The past as a key to the future hyperdivers ecosystems: Modelling biodiversity variation and resilience through records of Late Pleistocene and Holocene environmental change and human activity in Thailand |
| Crossen, Kathleen | A study of the Holocene spread, genetic diversity and evolution of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) in Britain and Ireland |
| Dempster, Lauren | The Geography of Ireland’s disappeared |
| Eadie, Christopher | Power law frequency and flood probability |
| Ferreira, Carla | Vegetation and cultural land-use history of the Cabreira Mountain, NW Portugal |
| Firoozi Nejad , Behnam | Population mapping using census data and remote sensing |
| Flood, Rory | Recent sedimentation processes, patterns and chronology of the west Bengal Sundarbans |
| Galbraith, Gary | Role of storm surge in recent coastal dunes |
| Gerrow, Connie | Long term sandstone weathering behaviour following surface conservation techniques |
| Hill, Evan | Radiocarbon dating of Land and Marine mollusca in the Southern Mediterranean |
| Johnson, Kate | Late-Glacial and Holocene environmental variability of southern South America |
| Lyttle, Susan | Developing an automated counting system |
| McAllister, Daniel | Future climate change: the nature and scale of impact upon masonry in Northern Ireland |
| McIlroy de la Rosa, John | The contradictory role of lichen in the weathering of limestone |
| Meneely, John | Scale issues in the degradation of Geomaterials |
| Parker, Rachael | Geophysical assessment strategies for shallow water engineering |
| Patterson, Rachel | Biotic responses to the evolution and drainage of glacial Lake McConnell, NW Canada |
| Robinson, Martin | Investigation of TELLUS data to produce peat depth models for NI and its application to carbon stocks |
| Simpson, David | Palynology of the Haua Fteah, Cyrenaica, Libya |
| Trainor, Paul | Microfossil based records of Holocene climate change in the Tibbitt to Contwoyto Winter (Ice) Road, Northwest Territories, Canada |
| Van der Sluis, Laura | Stories of subsistence: People and coast over the last 6000 years in the Limfjord, Denmark |
| Watson, Judith | Spatial analysis approaches to modelling water quality in Northern Ireland |
Society, Space and Culture
| Postgraduate | Research Project |
|---|---|
| Barry, Lorraine | Patterns of mobility in relation to education, employment and segregation in Northern Ireland |
| Beech, Suzanne | International Students’ Decision-Making Processes: Behaviours, Economies, Geographies |
| Kaliyath, Ajith | Land as a critical ecological resource for sustainable cities: A case of Chennai, India |
| Kennedy, Sarah | Coping with Insularity: social and economic development in a small island setting |
| Lavery, Colm | Geography and Eugenics in Britain and the United States, 1900 - 1950 |
| O'Sullivan, Tanya | Scientific Culture in Late Victorian Dublin: Some Spatial Perspectives |
| Phalkey, Neelambari | Surviving the Sundarbans: Social and Ecological Resilience among Marginalized Communities in a Mangrove Ecosystem |
| Porter, Catherine | GIS applications in cartographic history and historical geography |
| Quail, Brendan | Formation and use of social capital among asylum seekers and refugees in Northern Ireland |
| Song, Wonseob | |
| Taylor, Duncan | Circulating Tropical Nature: an historical geography of the botanical gardens of the British West Indies |
| Vance, Anise | Re-performing Identity: Storytelling, Territoriality, and a not-so-new Belfast |
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