Research and Scholarship Showcase
- Date
- Tuesday 3 June 2025, 12 -1pm
- Location
- Charles Thackrah SR G.05
Book your tickets! You are welcome to attend the entire day, or just one or two parts of it, but as we have to keep track of numbers, please make sure you book tickets for the sessions you wish to attend. Each session is ticketed separately, so if you want to attend the morning and lunch, for example, you will need to request a morning ticket and a lunch ticket. Please see our Eventbrite page to book your tickets. All sessions take place in the Charles Thackrah Building SR G.05, on campus.
Join us in exploring and celebrating some of the inspiring scholarship and research that takes place in the wider School. The afternoon will be structured around a series of lightening talks and table-based discussions. We would also like to invite our attendees to participate: there will be an open showcase table for anyone to contribute to. Please feel free to bring something that represents your work (e.g. an article, links/QR codes, a flyer, a book, pictures, an object …)
Last year’s showcase was a great success, and we promise to match the lavish lunchtime catering!
Lunch - 12 noon to 1pm - served in the Foyer of the Charles Thackrah Building
Afternoon Session - 1pm to 3pm
LCS Research and Scholarship Showcase 2025
We start the afternoon and open the showcase with a welcome by Prof Emma Cayley (Head of School), Ingrid Sharp, Alba Del Pozo Garcia and Laetitia Monbec, this is followed by short presentations and table-based discussions from 1.15pm.
Presentations will include:
- Wendy Altinors – “Intergenerational perceptions of integration through positioning and boundary making: A family case study of Turkish migration to Germany
- Terry Bradford – “Experiments in Song Translation: a collaborative”
- Katherine Calvert – “The Emotions of Protest and Resistance’”
- Hendrik Kraetzschmar – “Coalition Governance in the Middle East and North Africa”
- Isabel Molina-Vidal & Juan Muñoz López – “Towards Predicting and Detecting Critical Errors in English-Igbo Machine Translation Using Machine Learning Classifiers”
- Kazuki Morimoto – “Foreign Language Learning Anxieties and Beliefs among the East Asian Language Students in Leeds."
- Adaeze Ohuoba – “Towards Predicting and Detecting Critical Errors in English-Igbo Machine Translation Using Machine Learning Classifiers”
- Alba del Pozo Garcia – “Student perceptions on the separation between language and content modules.”
- Sara Ramos Pinto – “To the verbal and beyond: the production and reception of enhanced subtitling practices”
- Olivia Santovetti – “presenting research on the woman reader in Italian literature and visual arts in the fin de siècle”.
- Emma Stafford – “Nemesis Monograph”
- Zihao Wang – “The Sustainability of Intangible Cultural Heritage in China: The Case of Taohuawu Woodblock Prints”
- Austin Woerner – “Poetry Translation Lab.”
Do you have an achievement you would like to share? There will be an open showcase table for anyone to contribute to: please feel free to bring something that represents your work (e.g. an article, links/QR codes, a flyer, a book, pictures, an object, …) We look forward to welcoming you to this event.