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Samuel Lai is a PhD candidate whose research project examines the multiple facades of Caacaanteng ('Tea Restaurant'): from licensing and popular history, ingredients and cuisines, server-customer relationship, skill acquisition, to sociability especially in the locally narrated form of Jancingmei ('Flavour of Human Warmth').

Priyal is a CHASE AHRC Scholar and second-year PhD student in the Department of Music at SOAS.

Climate adaptation, International security, Policy ethnography, Political ecology.

Food and Agriculture, Migration, Transnationalism, Lerisure, Consumption, China.

Caste, Land and Development in India, Anti-Caste Struggles, Development Communication.

Avestan language, Indo-Iranian Studies, Indo-European languages, Zoroastrian Studies.

Zhicheng’s research is mainly on the society and religious trends in early Abbasid Iraq, focusing on the dynamics between Islamic Sufi traditions, Shiism, and Christianity in the region

The State Secretary and Special Envoy for International Climate Action at the German Federal Foreign Office spoke to SOAS students during London Climate Action Week.