‘Durham University is stimulating and inspiring. I intend to do my best back at Berkeley to create a similar environment.’ Martin S Banks
‘The IAS offers a unique opportunity to exchange ideas with people from wide-ranging disciplines and provided a chance to hear how differently people from contrasting disciplines may conceptualise problems – opening possibilities for new ways of thinking.’ Andrew Crumey
Professor Mary Carruthers New York University, USA Hatfield College
Although best known for her scholarship on medieval memory, Mary Carruthers turned much of her Fellowship to contemporary matters: the complex narratives associated with the World Trade Centre memorial and ‘Ground Zero mosque.’ Her engagement with sociologists at the IAS led to an Insightspaper on this theme, and will eventually inform a teaching seminar to an international audience at NYU-Abu Dhabi.
Dr Andrew Crumey Newcastle University St John’s College
Andrew Crumey has crossed disciplines in his career, from studying for a PhD in theoretical physics to working as a novelist and teacher of creative writing. As the IAS’s writer-in-residence, he engaged broadly with interdisciplinary seminars, discussions, and with other Fellows and Durham researchers.
Professor Paul O’Brien University of Manchester Collingwood College
Paul O’Brien is an inorganic chemist who is currently working on a project to investigate which potential solar technologies might be the most economical and sustainable, given the relative abundance of the different elements. He developed five research papers during his time at Durham.
Professor Stewart Clegg University of Technology, Sydney Collingwood College
Stewart Clegg is one of the most cited authors in the field of organisation studies. During his Fellowship, he continued to develop numerous publications, including his forthcoming book on Strategy: Theory and Practiceand several papers and chapters. He also initiated a proposal with Durham Business School for a project on managing change in children’s social services.
Mary Carruthers Andrew Crumey Paul O’Brien Stewart Clegg
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