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Leah Eades

PhD Student

Gender, Feminism and Sexuality
Health & Well-being
Science, knowledge and policy

Stefan Ecks

Senior Lecturer

Claire Edminson

Network Coordinator

Alexander Edmonds

Professor of Social and Medical Anthropology

Health & Well-being
Mental health and wellbeing
Politics and political violence
Social studies of biology and medicine

Barry Edmonds

Facilities Officer

A picture of a young lady on clear frame glasses, with green trees in the background.

Esther Egele-Godswill

Tutor and PhD student

Environment and energy
Methods
Politics and political violence
Technology and material culture

Jan Eichhorn

Senior Lecturer in Social Policy

Elections, public opinion and parties
Energy, environment and sustainability
Environment and energy
Work & Economy

Catriona Elder

Head of Student Support and Enhancement

Me smiling, out of doors. I've got dark wavy hair and a red top.

Katy Elphinstone

PhD

Children and families
Children, families and relationships
Health inequalities, disability and older people
Identities & Inequalities
Kinship, bodies and relatedness
Mental health and wellbeing
Social studies of biology and medicine

Francis Emmerson

Learning Technology Team Leader

Lukas Engelmann

Professor of the History of Medicine

Historical approaches to science, technology and medicine
Race and decolonial thought
Social studies of biology and medicine
Social Studies of Information and Communication Technologies

Dr Alejandro Escalante

Lecturer in Social Anthropology

Gender, Feminism and Sexuality
Race and decolonial thought
Religion and public action

Professor Oliver Escobar

Chair of Public Policy and Democratic Innovation

Cities
Criminal justice
Data & Digital
Environment and energy
Governance & Democracy
Identities & Inequalities
Methods
Science, technology and innovation
Studies of information and communication technology
UK and Comparative Politics

Daniel Essapo