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Nour Alsabagh is a PhD candidate in History, specialising in the environmental and technological histories of the modern Middle East. Her research explores colonial irrigation and technopolitics in late Ottoman and Mandate-era Iraq, with a focus on labour, ecology, and imperial knowledge systems.

Graham served as Pro-Director of SOAS between 2008-13 having previously held positions as RAE Director and Faculty Dean amongst others.

Laya is a first year MPhil/PhD candidate in the Law department. Her study focuses on discrimination within digitisation in India.

Mahinda Deegalle is a Professorial Research Associate at SOAS University of London, and Professor Emeritus in the Study of Religions, Philosophies, and Ethics at Bath Spa University. He was also a Visiting Scholar at the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge.

An interdisciplinary scholar by training, Panpan Yang works at the intersections of art history, screen studies, East Asian studies and digital humanities.

Changwei received his undergraduate degree in 'International Relations and Politics' from 'Northumbria University at Newcastle', United Kingdom.

Christopher Cooper Davies is a British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of History.

Tessa Devereaux is a Lecturer in Politics and International Studies