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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.

Dr Helen Anahita Wilson is an award-winning composer, sound artist, performer, and post-doctoral research associate whose interdisciplinary practice-based research engages with key themes in the fields of sound studies, composition, life writing, creative and cultural industries, and the health humanities.

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

Professor Francesca Orsini is a literary historian working primarily with Hindi and Urdu materials and interested in exploring how multilingualism worked and continues to work within the literary cultures of South Asia.