Each of these projects sought to pause the flurry of anticipation around AI’s radical potential, and to create spaces for conscious, emancipatory interactions with AI.
We have opportunities for Endangered Heritage Research Grant and Mid-Career Research Grants closing on 5pm BST / 7pm EAT, Friday 8 May 2026.
‘Human-wildlife conflict is driven by urbanization, climate change, poor land use planning, and cultural dynamics, with significant socio-economic and environmental impacts’
‘Indeed, each day at the BIEA felt like a page from a novel I had always wanted to write’
New insights into the eastern African Middle Stone Age: ecology, demography, and material culture
The RSC aims to build knowledge and understanding of the causes and effects of forced migration.
A combination of remote sensing, records-based research and selective archaeological surveys, to build comprehensive and up-to-date records of site types and distributions.
GlobalCORRIDOR proposal for partnership arrangement with the British Institute in East Africa
Project Partners: The National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums, Sudan; Mallinson Architects; University of Cambridge Department of Archaeology
‘I am grateful to the BIEA for funding this trip and for giving me the opportunity to discuss the findings of my doctoral research with the communities that made this research possible’




