Current and forthcoming

• Ipek Demir: EU FP7 project (PI: Professor Paul Burton, Health Sciences, University of Leicester) entitled: 'BioSHaRE-EU: Biobank Standardisation and Harmonisation for Research Excellence in the European Union', December 2010 to November 2015. Award covering Ipek Demir's research from February to July 2012, £41K.
• Ipek Demir: 'Diasporic Brokers: Reviving and Translating Kurdish Culture in London', AHRC Fellowship, October 2012 to July 2013.
• Leah Bassel: 'Falling Through the Cracks? NGO Activism and Minority Women in Tough Times', College of Social Science Research Development Fund, University of Leicester, £1K.
• Leah Bassel and Dr Akwugo Emejulu (Lecturer at Moray House School of Education, University of Edinburgh): 'Minority Women in Tough Times', University of Edinburgh Seed Money Grant, granted by Dr Rowena Arshad from the Centre for Education and Race Equality in Scotland, £6K.
• Ellen Annandale, Carlo Ruzza and staff from the School of Management, University of Leicester: 'New 'Connectivities': Civil Society, the 'Third Sector' and Dilemmas for Socially and Economically Sustainable Healthcare Delivery', AHRC.
• Event on local social enterprise in healthcare: On May 24th 2011, Carlo Ruzza and Ellen Annandale, along with Ming Lim from the School of Management, held a highly successful event, 'Connected Communities: Healthcare, Markets and Service Delivery'. The event was in collaboration with Leicester City Council and assisted by Oliver Williams, Lydia Lewis and Janet Harvey. At the event, over 30 representatives from local 'third sector' organisations met to deliberate on the impact of the proposed NHS reforms for the delivery of care to local Leicester communities. Outputs from the event will be fed back to the AHRC as part of the cross-research council programme on Connected Communities.
• Ipek Demir: 'Reaching Decisions Together: Participating in a Citizen Jury', Teaching Enhancement Project Stream B: Supporting New Learning, Teaching and Assessment Activities, October 2011 to January 2013.
• Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor, Ruth Holliday (University of Leeds), Meredith Jones (University of Sydney), Elspeth Probyn (University of South Australia) and David Bell (University of Leeds): 'Sun, Sea, Sand and Silicone: Aesthetic Surgery Tourism in the UK and Australia', ESRC, two years.
• J. Harvey (Loughbourgh University), Ellen Annandale, J. Loan-Clarke (Loughbourgh University), M. Parker (Leicester University), O. Suhomlinova (Management, Leicester University) and Ellen Kuhlmann (Bath University): 'Mobilising Identities: The Shape and Reality of Middle and Junior Managers’ Working Lives', NHS Service Delivery Organisation (NHS SDO), 2009-2012, £133K.
• Nigel Gilbert (University of Surrey) and Edmund Chattoe-Brown: 'SIMulation Innovation: A Node', A Node of the National Centre for Research Methods on social simulation, Economic and Social Research Council, 2009-2012.
• Anne Hammarström (Umeå University), Ellen Annandale, Eva Magnusson (Umeå University), Mikael Nordenmark (Mid Sweden University) and Anna Månsdotter (Karolinska Institute): 'Is Gender Equality in Domestic Work Related to Health? A 26-year Follow-up of the Luleå Cohort', Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research, 2008-2011.

Previous (by start date)

• Nigel Gilbert (PI, Surrey), Edmund Chattoe-Brown (CoI), Sylvia Richardson (CoI, Imperial) and Fiona Steele (CoI, Bristol): 'Multi-Level and Agent Based Models: Comparison and Integration, National Centre for Research Methods/ESRC, 15.11.2010-30.04.2011.
• Carlo Ruzza: CINEFOGO (Civil Society and New Forms of Governance in Europe - The Making of European Citizenship) Network of Excellence, £33K, 2009-2010.
• Ipek Demir: ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2005.
• John Williams and Professor Roger Matthews (University of the South Bank): 'Fan Behaviour at Euro 2004', Home Office, £36K, June 2004.
• Patrick White: 'Indicators of Urban Drawing Power: Exploratory Data Collection', Comedia, £2K, 1 December 2004.
• Edmund Chattoe-Brown and Professor Anthony Heath (University of Oxford): 'A Behavioural Microsimulation of Ethnic Disadvantage in Labour Markets', Nuffield Foundation, £104K, 2003-2006.
• C. Pole, Jane Pilcher and Tim Edwards: 'New Consumers? Children, Fashion and Consumption', Economic and Social Research Council, £103K, 1 May 2003.
• Patrick White and Emma Smith: 'Teacher Shortages, Morale and Commitment: An International School-level Analysis', University Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET), £2K, February-November 2003.
• Patrick White and T. Welland: 'An Investigation of the Ethnic Minority Population of Monmouthshire', Monmouthshire County Council, £5K, 1 January 2003.
• John Williams: 'Profiling Premier Rugby Fans', Premier Rugby, £30K, 1 January 2003.
• David Bartram: Social Science Small Grants Scheme, Nuffield Foundation, 2002-2003.
• Dr Mike Bithell, Dr Tom Downing, Dr Alex Haxeltine, Dr Mark New and Edmund Chattoe-Brown: 'Climate Outlooks and Agent-based Simulation of Adaptation in Africa', Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, £205K, 2002-2005.
• Ian Hutchby, Professor T. Wydell and Professor M. Cortazzi: 'Digital Tools for Language Teaching in Secondary School.' £90K, KTP Grant (collaboration between Brunel University and Slough Grammar School), Economic and Social Research Council, 2002-2006.
• Jane Pilcher: 'Sex in School Health Education 1908-1981', The Wellcome Trust (Unit for History of Medicine), £625, 1 January 2002.
• Patrick White, S. Gorard, B. H. See and K. Roberts: 'Teacher Recruitment and Retention in Wales', General Teaching Council Wales (GTCW), £10K, July-November 2002.
• John Williams, 'Football Fans and Football Charters', Independent Football Commission, £5K, 1 April 2002.
• John Williams: 'The New National Football Stadium', Birmingham City Council, £6K, 1 January 2001.
• John Williams: 'Football and Families', Red Consultancy, £9K, 1 January 2001.
• John Williams: 'National Fan Surveys', FA Premier League, £164K, 1 January 2000.
• Ian Hutchby (Principal Investigator): 'Responding to Family Separation: An Analysis of Children's Talk in Counselling', £41K, Economic and Social Research Council, 1999-2001.
• John Williams: 'Worthington Fans Feedback', Football League, £109K, 1 January 1999.
• Nigel Gilbert and Edmund Chattoe-Brown: 'A Distributed Artificial Intelligence Simulation of Budgetary Decision Making', Economic Beliefs and Behaviour Programme, Economic and Social Research Council, £66K, 1994-1997.