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Affiliated PhD students

                                     
The following are a selection of the over 50 PhD students affiliated with CREMS. 

Name Thesis title Department Supervisor

Sarah Betts

"Wrong but Wromantic": Remembering and Representing Civil War Royalists and Royalism in England, 1642-present History Geoff Cubitt
Patricia Bond Of this frail fabric': Paper Ecologies, Place and Displacement in Women's Manuscript Poetry of the Seventeenth Century English and Related Literature Helen Smith
Andrew Byrne Ethics and science in Thomas Hobbes Politics and International Relations

Monica Brito Vieira
Tim Stuart-Buttle

Jack Crosswaite Rethinking the Secular Politics and International Relations Tim Stanton
Tim Stuart-Buttle
Charlotte Dodds Schooling the senses: a sensory history of education in Protestant culture 1550-1650 History

Emilie Murphy
Will Tullett

Sam Dominy Despair in Seventeenth-Century England History Emilie Murphy 
Kevin Killeen
Anita Hoffmann Managing 'Private Diseases' in Seventeenth Century London History Tara Alberts
Mark Jenner
Daan Jansen Rats in the City: Black Rats, Brown Rats, Humans and Others in Early Modern London and Amsterdam History David Orton
Will Tullett 
Veronika Lahodinski The Meanings of Excrements in England and the German countries 1470-1720 History Tara Alberts
Mark Jenner
Remy Leighton The agency & sovereignty of Mary I: the faith, education, and relationships of England’s first queen regnant History John Cooper
Qingyang Michael Liu John Locke's Christian Philosophy Politics and International Relations Tim Stanton
Tim Stuart-Buttle
Isaac Nugent The Painted City: Rethinking Façade Painting in Sixteenth-Century Venice History of Art Jeanne Nuechterlein  Jessica Richardson
Joe
Saunders
Social Networks of the English Print Trade, 1600-1645 History Mark Jenner
Antoinette Saxer The Fortunes of Aristotle's Politics in the Italian and French Renaissance Politics Tim Stanton
Tim Stuart-Buttle 
Scarlett Stevens Seventeenth-Century Reading Pleasures: Experiencing the Early Modern Erotic History Hannah Jeans
Helen Smith
Francis Taylor Figural and Material Weeding in Early Modern England English and Related Literature

Kevin Killeen
Emilie Murphy

Emily Whittingham The World of the Infinitely Small: The microscope and the construction of scientific and medical knowledge, 1660-1830 History Will Tullett
Kevin Killeen