20 May 2025 - Prof. Emma Griffin, Professor of British History, Queen Mary, University of London - Why was Britain first? Rethinking the history of the industrial revolution ...
Prof. Steven Gunn, Professor of Early Modern History, Merton College, University of Oxfor ...
Dr. Gillian Lamb, Lecturer in Modern British History, King's College London ...
Prof. Natalia Nowakowska, Professor of European History, Somerville College, University of Oxford - The Jagiellonians (1377-1596): From Pagan Tribe to High Renaissance Dynasty ...
Prof. Robert Gildea, Professor of Modern History, Worcester College, University of Oxford ...
Dr. Alana Harris, Reader in Modern British History, King's College London - Doing History in Public Places: Lessons from a Historic England Project on Europe’s Largest Psychiatric Cemetery, in Surrey ...
Dr. Emily Winkler, Lecturer in Medieval History, St Edmund Hall & Hertford College, University of Oxford ...
The Graham Searle Lecture - Prof. Colin Jones, Emeritus Professor of Cultural History, Queen Mary, University of London - "With terror riding pillion": A Duchess, Her Letters, and Confronting the French Revolution ...
Prof. Richard Hoyle, Visiting Professor of Economic History at the University of Reading ...
Dr. Edward Madigan, Royal Holloway, University of London. The moral authority Britain gained during the First World War was undermined by the behaviour of the Crown Forces during the Irish War of Independence. [Madigan, E. (2021). Britannia's 'Huns'. History Today, 71, 28 - 39] ...
Prof. Zoltán Biedermann, University College London. Zoltán Biedermann is a historian of early global interactions occurring in the context of "European expansion" especially in Asia. He joined UCL in 2013 to help set up the Portuguese and Brazilian Studies programme while also expanding the provision of historical contents. His focus is on early modern diplomacy, imperial ideas, travel writing, material ...
Prof. David Andress, University of Portsmouth. David Andress is a historian of the French Revolution, and of the social and cultural history of conflicts in Europe and the Atlantic world more generally in the period between the 1760s and 1840s. He has written a number of books, of which the best-known is probably The Terror, (London: Little, Brown, 2005), and ...
