Mr Craig Ryder Craig Ryder is a researcher at the Anthropology department. His research is about social media and activism in Sri Lanka. Craig is an expert in digital-approaches to ethnography.
Professor Stefan Sperl Stefan Sperl's research area includes classical and modern Arabic literature, comparative literature, Qur’an and Hadith studies, Islamic art, Sufism and Neoplatonism, and refugee and exile studies.
Shiruy Kurush Billimoria Shiruy Kurush Billimoria, is a Ph.D. candidate with The Department of History, Religion, and Philosophy, His PhD project is Zoroastrian business ethos and their roots in theology, where he argues the extent to which Zoroastrian theological values predisposed and influenced the formation of Zoroastrian business ethos.
Dr Orly Levy Orly has extensive international experience and she has worked and conducted research in diverse cultural settings, including Australia, China, India, Israel, Japan, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey, the UK and the United States.
Hamta Mousavi Hamta Mousavi is a Ph.D Research Student in the Department of History, Religions and Philosophies Hamta's Research Ph.D is Titled, Investigating the architecture of Sasanian Zoroastrian fire temples and their alignment with astrological principles of chronocratoria and melothesia. Research Interests: Ancient Iranian religions, architectural history, astrological symbolism.
Abhishek Mohanty Abhishek’s research interests lie at the anthropological intersections of design, digital cultures, healthcare, and entrepreneurship on the one hand, and India and the United Kingdom on the other hand.