Open Call: The O’Mahony Visiting Research Fellowship in Music 2025/2026
With thanks to the generosity of Rosemary O’Mahony, the Trinity Long Room Hub is delighted to introduce a three-month funded fellowship dedicated to music and music-related research, awarded annually on a competitive basis.
The O’Mahony Visiting Research Fellowship in Music will be open internationally to musicologists, music theorists, textual scholars, music technologists and composers with a strong record of research and/or creative output.
Applicants will be invited to propose a project in collaboration with a nominated academic partner from the Department of Music and/or other Trinity Arts and Humanities departments. For details, please click here.
2025-26 Visiting Research Fellows
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Name |
University |
Date |
Project title |
Academic partner |
|
Dr Ikuya Aizawa |
University of Nottingham |
November 2025 |
Inclusive knowledge production in English medium instruction: Reassessing linguistic hegemony in history education |
Prof Rowland Anthony Imperial, School of Linguistics, Speech, and Communication Sciences |
|
Prof James Chandler |
University of Chicago |
February - May 2026 |
Figures in a Field: Wordsworth and Edgeworth |
Prof Amy Prendergast, School of English |
|
Dr Anna Deeny Morales |
Georgetown University |
October - November 2025 |
Home Come Home |
Evangelia Rigaki & Nicole Grimes, School of Creative Arts |
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Dr Veronika Jičínská |
University of Jan Evangelista Purkyne |
September 2025 |
Joking as Translation in Sigmund Freud’s Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious |
Dr Clemens Ruthner, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies |
|
Prof Neil Michael Richards |
Washington University St. Louis |
April - May 2026 |
Toxic Trust: The Search for Loyalty in an Age of Betrayal |
Priof Roisin Costello, School of Law |
|
Prof Elizabeth Solopova |
Oxford |
March 2026 |
Medieval Vernacular Bibles as Unity, Diversity and Conflict |
Dr Mark Faulkner, Trinity Centre for the Book |
|
Dr Matthew Greg Sullivan |
University of York |
September - October 2025 |
Contested Histories: the sculpture of Christ Church Cathedral re-examined |
Dr Christine Casey, School of Histories and Humanities |
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Dr Jacob Thaisen |
University of Oslo |
October - November 2025 |
Index of Middle English Prose: MSS in Edinburgh Repository |
Dr Mark Faulkner, School of English |
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Dr Secil Yilmaz
|
University of Pennsylvania |
TBC |
Biopolitical Empire: Syphilis, Medicine, and Sex in the Late Ottoman World |
Dr Ramazan Hakki Oztan, School of Histories and Humanities |
|
Prof Christiana Zenner |
Fordham University |
March - May 2025 |
Waters, Sediments, and Entangled Anthropocene Ethics |
Dr Jacob Erikson, School of Religion, Theology and Peace Studies |
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Prof Elke D’hoker |
KU Leuven | April - May 2026 | The Irish Short Story & The Dublin Magazine (1923-1958) | Prof Paul Delaney, School of English |
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Prof Sharon Marcus |
Columbia University |
October 2025 - October 2026 |
A new theory of the bildungsroman, or coming-of-age novel |
Prof Eve Patten, School of English |
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Dr Fearghus Roulston |
University of Strathclyde |
September - October 2025 |
History, temporality and the Troubles, 1969-1998 |
Dr Carole Holohan, School of Histories and Humanities |
| Eoghan Carrick | Rough Magic Fellow | Audience immersion and the application of technological approaches to staging theatrical texts | Rough Magic Theatre Company |
Trinity Long Room Hub Emeritus Fellows
| Name | School Affiliation | Project Title |
|---|---|---|
|
Prof David Dickson |
School of Histories and Humanities, TCD |
The Moore Letters Project, a major editorial project of some 800 letters from members of the Moore and Hughes families based in Derry and Baltimore, spanning the years 1788 to 1845. |
| Prof Eunan O’Halpin | School of Histories and Humanities, TCD | Preparing two monographs Neighbours from Hell: Afghanistan and the Second World War Belligerents, 1933-1947 and An Island at War: Ireland 1922-23 |