Current research & travel grant recipients (2025)
Luca Arens (Columbia University)
Eduard von Feuchtersleben (1797-1857): Black Austrian Romantic”
Lauren Bradford (Clark University)
“With Blood on Their Stockings”: Women’s Public Participation in Racial Terror in Nazi Germany and Jim Crow America
John Conrad (Washington University at St. Louis)
“Out of Love”: Public Health for Plague Victims in Early Modern Central Europe
Miguel C. Fernandes (University of Chicago)
Digital Diagrams: Embodied Numeracy and Visualization in Medieval Central Europe
Roslyn Dubler (Columbia University)
Dependant States: Family and Welfare in Britain, France, and West Germany, 1957-1996
Shachar Gannot (Princeton University)
Defending the Defenseless: Jewish Prosecutors and Nazi Defense Attorneys in the Postwar Era
Paige Newhouse (University of Michigan)
From Đồng Xuân to Eurogıda: Migration and Food Politics in Contemporary History
Anastasiya Novatorskaya (Northwestern University)
Unheard Voices of the Invisible Architects: Gender and Nationalism in East-Central Europe
Jessica Williams (University of Southern California)
Sports, Illustrated: The Making of the Global Image in Sports Photography, 1900-1974
Jaehyeong Yu (Vanderbilt University)
Navigating “Unpleasant” Sound: Global Knowledge and the Experience of Noise in Germany and Japan
Kostas Zivas (Yale University)
Lithuanian Nobility in the Prussian and Russian Partitions, 1795-1830