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Emma Newlands is a Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Strathclyde, specializing in modern British history with a focus on military health, medicine, and military culture. Her research explores bodily regimes in military training, medical experiments on soldiers, and the lived experiences of Royal Army Medical Corps personnel during WWII. She coordinates the CSHHH 'Journeys Through Health History' project, integrating medical history into Scottish education.
Education:
- PhD in History (2010), University of Strathclyde
- MPhil in Social History (2004), University of Glasgow/Strathclyde
- BA (First Class, 2003), University of Stirling
Research Interests:
- Military health and medicine in the 20th century
- Medical experiments on military personnel
- Gender, class, and emotional responses to war
Teaching: Courses include 'War and Society,' 'Medicine and Warfare,' and 'Human Experiments in History.' She leads the MSc modules on medicine in conflict and labor history.
Awards & Grants:
- Chancellor's Fellowship (2013)
- British Academy-funded project on RAMC personnel (2021)
- Carnegie Trust grant (2021)
Projects & Engagement: Collaborates with museums and schools to promote medical history education. Led initiatives with Bellahouston Academy and Port Glasgow High.
