Early Career Researchers

Early-career researchers are the lifeblood of the Trinity Long Room Hub’s research environment and each year our member schools nominate up to 50 PhD researchers and postdoctoral fellows for career-enhancing residencies. They form an integral part of our community and actively participate in our programmes and events, including a number of public engagement initiatives.

The annual nomination process for early career researcher residencies is advertised in conjunction with member schools’ Directors of Postgraduate Teaching and Learning in May each year. 

Early Career Researcher Poster Showcases

Each year, the Trinity Long Room Hub highlights the research of Trinity's PhD students and early career researchers through their annual ECR Poster Showcase.

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Early Career Researchers 26/27

Name Email School Research Project
Antigoni Michael michaean@tcd.ie School of Histories & Humanities
Echoes of the Ottoman Empire: Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict and Post-Conflict Zones of Southeast Europe (ECHOES)
Aya Albsoul albsoula@tcd.ie School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences Mutual adaptation of refugees and the host society: building resilient communities through trauma-informed informal language learning and story-telling practice
Berenice Daniele DANIELEB@tcd.ie  School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies Ovid in Giovanni Boccaccio's "Genealogia deorum gentilium": the intersection of Classical and Medieval culture in Boccaccio's Humanism
Camilla Persello
PERSELLC@tcd.ie Department of Philosophy
Can a B-theory of time explain the temporal value asymmetry?
Cianna Devitt devittci@tcd.ie School of Histories & Humanities The Irish-Scottish kelp trade in the age of Industry and Empire, c. 1690-1890
Daragh Fitzgerald dfitzge7@tcd.ie School of Histories & Humanities
Conscription and you be damned' Conscription and Ireland, c. 1890 - 1919
Emily Lagace lagacee@tcd.ie School of Creative Arts "'You Are Altogether Governed by Humours': Embodying Humouralism in Early Modern Drama
Enrico Dal Fovo dalfovoe@tcd.ie
Inclusive language and artivism in contemporary Italian literature
Ezra Kücken kckene@tcd.ie School of Histories & Humanities Performing and Policing Prostitution: Race, Sexuality and the Problem of Slavery under the Contagious Diseases Ordinances in Colonial Hong Kong
Facundo Peirano Corregidor peiranof@tcd.ie
A Commentary on Gellius' Noctes Atticae. Books XIV-XX.
Francesca Vitali vitalifr@tcd.ie
(Re)Reading Ovid's Amores: a Reader-Centred Approach to Elegiac Instability
Galdric De La Torre Ávalos gdelator@tcd.ie School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies Court and Poetry: Naples in the time of Garcilaso
Grace Foley grfoley@tcd.ie School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences The Irish Language in Media Discourse: Representation and Cultural Belonging in Contemporary Ireland
Hanan Almohidab ALMOHIDH@tcd.ie School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences Speaking Assessment Methods Used by Teachers to Assess English Learners at University Level in Saudi Arabia
Hayden Kline klineh@tcd.ie School of Creative Arts Expanding Polytunality
Janice Lynne Deitner DEITNEJL@tcd.ie
Shirley Jackson and Mid-Twentieth Century Periodical Culture
Jinqi Ying yingj@tcd.ie School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences Old Chinese Reconstruction through the Philology of Excavated Documents
John Doran jodoran@tcd.ie
Plants, People, and Power: Trinity College Dublin and Botanical Networks in the British Empire
John Manderscheid mandersj@tcd.ie
Criminalising Cultural Genocide: suggestions and solutions for international law reform
Jomilin John johnjo@tcd.ie
Ethical Prosumer : Reimagining Agency in the age of Greenwashing
Jonathan Schiesaro schiesaj@tcd.ie
Florence and the Renaissance Epigones: Reshaping Family Memory under the Early Grand Dukes
Karen Cowley cowleyk@tcd.ie
Musicking for a Global Society: the potential for multicultural music education as a tool for social justice
Khushi Jain jainkh@tcd.ie
Desire in Ovid's Metamorphoses
Lucy McCabe mccabelu@tcd.ie
Writing Lucia Joyce: performative biography and collaborative film authorship
Mackenzie Batista BATISTAM@tcd.ie
Independence Movements and the Pursuit of Statehood
Maija Makela makelamm@tcd.ie School of English Fanny Howe's Poetics of Bewilderment
Mariana Villegas Triay mvillega@tcd.ie School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies Nature, Herbalism, and Spacetime: A Decolonial Feminist Approach to Dominant Narratives of the Witch in Contemporary Fiction by Women Writers.
Marie Sender SENDERM@tcd.ie
Enhancing Peace Processes through Technologies: an Investigation into the Impacts of Digital Tools in International Peace Mediation
Matthew James Hodgson hodgsonm@tcd.ie School of English Mother, Gestation, and Birth in the Work of James Joyce
Matthías Aron Ólafsson olafsson@tcd.ie
Commissioning Governance and Policymaking in the Periphery of the Danish Oldenburg Empire, 1670–1807
Metha Ramadita ramaditm@tcd.ie School of Law The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Conditionality and Human Rights Violations Committed by Its Borrowing Countries: A Shared Responsibility Analysis 
Saji Mathew palamkus@tcd.ie  School of Religion, Theology and Peace Studies Education for Justice and Peace in an Interfaith Mode in India
Shannon Mora MORAS@tcd.ie School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Intersection of Mourning, Emerging Technologies, and Public Health: A Case Study of Ireland During COVID-19
Shasha Tong TONGSH@tcd.ie School of Linguistics, Speech and Communication Sciences L2 identity change over time: Chinese people who have studied abroad and have lived in English-speaking countries
Siúbhan O'Donnell odonns11@tcd.ie School of English "All of Queer Life is Stories": Irish Queer Literature and Lesbian Life in Late 20th Century Ireland
Tara Kerins Aylmer kerinsat@tcd.ie School of Law A Regulatory Framework for Accessible Autonomous Vehicles
Vera Yakupova yakupovv@tcd.ie School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies Watch Your (Satirical) Tone: Satirical depiction of Surveillance in Speculative Fiction; from Cold War to Contemporary Platform Surveillance
Yuqi Li liy39@tcd.ie School of English Form and description in the poetry of Elizabeth Bishop, Anthony Hecht, and Donald Justice
Ziqi Zhen zhengz@tcd.ie School of Education Enacting Global Citizenship Education in Irish Post-Primary Schools