Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Manchester

SUCCESSFUL GRANT APPLICATIONS BY
FELLOWS OF THE CENTRE

Research grants from both public and private sources, travel grants
for research purposes, and resource enhancement projects.

GEORGE BROOKE

Project title: Preparation of the principal edition of 28 fragmentary manuscripts from Qumran (4Q158-4Q186)
Source of funding: AHRB
Amount awarded: stlg15K
Project Dates: Sept 2000-Aug 2001

CATHY GELBIN

Project title: DAAD fellowship for the participation in the DAAD seminar “Boundaries Crossing Boundaries: Jewish Writing in Germany since the 1980’s”, Einstein Forum Potsdam
Source of funding: DAAD
Amount awarded: $2,000
Project Dates: June 24 - July 20, 2002

Project title: Visiting Scholar, Centre for Advanced Studies, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington D.C.
Source of funding: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Amount awarded: $2,000
Project Dates: August 2000

Project title: Dissertation Publishing Award, Stiftung “Zurückgeben” für jüdische Frauen in Wissenschaft und Kultur
Source of funding:
Amount awarded: DM 5,000
Project Dates: 1999

 

BERNARD JACKSON

Project title: Cataloguing of Genizah MSS in Rylands Library
Source of funding: Friedberg Foundation, Toronto
Amount awarded: $35,000
Project dates: 2003-2004

Project title: Cataloguing of Genizah MSS in Rylands Library
Source of funding: Mr J. Dwek
Amount awarded: $10,000
Project dates: 2003-2004

Project title: Agunah Research Unit
Source of funding: Harbour Trust
Amount awarded: 20k
Project dates: 2003-2006

Project title: Agunah Research Unit
Source of funding: Steinberg FamilyTrust
Amount awarded: 10k
Project dates: 2003-2005

Project title: Solving the Problem of the "Chained Wife" in Jewish Religious Law
Source of funding: Leverhulme Trust
Amount awarded: £152,848
Project dates: 2005-2008

SHARMAN KADISH

Project title: Survey of the Jewish Built Heritage Image library
Source of funding: British Academy
Amount awarded: 19,400
Project dates: 2003-04

Project Title: Survey of the Jewish Built Heritage in the UK & Ireland
Source of Funding: AHRB Resource Enhancement Scheme
Amount Awarded: 315,876 pounds sterling
Project Dates: 2004-2007

DANIEL LANGTON

Project title: Nathan Laski Jewish Studies Internet Resource
Source of funding: Nathan Laski Foundation
Amount awarded: stlg 1000
Project dates: Jan 2003

Project title: HEF Research fellowship, Northwestern University, Chicago
Source of funding: Holocaust Educational Foundation
Amount awarded: fees + 12 days board + airfare
Project dates: June 2003

Project title: CJS library cataloguing project
Source of funding: Kessler Foundation
Amount awarded: stlg 500
Project dates: July 2003

Project title: Nathan Laski Jewish Studies Internet Resource
Source of funding: Nathan Laski Foundation
Amount awarded: stlg 1000
Project dates: June 2004

Project title: Brandeis University
Source of funding: Brandeis University and American Jewish Committee
Amount awarded: fees + 12 days board + airfare + $2000 stipend
Project dates: June 2004

DANIEL LANGTON WITH BILL WILLIAMS

Project title: Refugees from Fascism in Manchester 1933-41
Source of funding: Association for Jewish Refugees (AJR)
Amount awarded: stlg 18K
Project dates: 2002-2004

YARON MATRAS

Project title: Morphosyntactic typology of Romani dialects: database enhancement
Source of funding: AHRB
Amount awarded: ca GBP 140k
Project dates: 2001-2004

ALEX SAMELY

Project title: Database of Midrashic Units in the Mishnah
Source of funding: AHRB
Amount awarded: stlg 5K
Project dates: 1994-1995

Project title: Rabbinic Interpretation of Scripture in the Mishnah
Source of funding: AHRB
Amount awarded: research grant leave
Project dates: 1998-1999

Project title: Basic features of early rabbinic thought
Source of funding: The Leverhulme Trust
Amount awarded: funding for replacement teaching during research leave
Project dates: 2003-2004

Project title: Typology of Pseudepigraphic and Anonymous Jewish Literature, c. 200 BCE to c. 700 CE
Source of funding:
Arts and Humanities Research Council Large Project
Project dates: September 2007 to August 2011.
Amount awarded:stlg 536 K
Postgraduate studentships: http://www.llc.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/

BILL WILLIAMS WITH DANIEL LANGTON

Project title: Refugees from Fascism in Manchester 1933-41
Source of funding: Association for Jewish Refugees (AJR)
Amount awarded: stlg 18K
Project dates: 2002-2004

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