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Flavia Xi Fang is a Past and Present Fellow at the IHR working on the social and cultural history of medieval China and the Silk Roads.

Munia Muzammel Shethi is a first-year PhD candidate in Economics at SOAS, University of London.

Dr Paul Giladi is a Reader in Philosophy at SOAS University of London. Some of his mains areas of research and teaching expertise include critical social theories and critical social epistemologies.

A historian of the Turco-Persianate world, M.A.H. Parsa (“Amir”) is currently engaged in researching the coalescence of Arabic, Persian, and Turkic traditions in the Islamic world from the beginning of the medieval period to the rise of nation-states in the twentieth century.

Katayoun Shahandeh is a lecturer in Museum Studies and co-convenor of the PG Diploma module, 'Analysing and Exploring the Museum'.

Euisol Jeong is Lecturer in Korean Digital Media at SOAS, specialising in digital feminism, gender politics, and digital culture in South Korea.

Tom Peterson researches music, sound, and history in South Asia, with particular interests in Sri Lanka, sacred sound, and colonial archives.

James Scott is undertaking his PhD in the History of Art at SOAS, University of London, where his research focuses on the use of Neo-Ottoman architectural styles in Türkiye.