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source: Centre for the History of the EmotionsFundingThe Queen Mary Centre for the History of the  Emotions invites applications for two fully funded PhD studentships  starting in September 2011.Application deadline: 21 February 2011Medicine, Emotion and Disease in HistoryThis three-year studentship comprises part of a five-year Wellcome  Trust Enhancement Award in the History of Medicine to fund  a research  project – ‘Medicine, Emotion and Disease in History’ – which  investigates how theories, experiences, and expressions of passions and  emotions have developed in medical contexts since the sixteenth century.  The studentship is fully funded, providing a maintenance grant at the  rate paid by the Wellcome Trust (starting at £21,629 during 2011-12).   Fees are also covered by the Wellcome Trust, at the rate for home  students. There will also be access to further funds for travel and  research expenses.Full details and information application available hereEmotions and the Home in Modern BritainThis studentship will cover fees and maintenance (at the AHRC rate,  which is currently £15,590) from 2011-2014, starting in September 2011.  The project will be co-supervised by staff in the School of Geography  (Professor Alison Blunt or Dr Alastair Owens), School of History (Dr  Thomas Dixon, Dr Rhodri Hayward, or Professor Amanda Vickery) and the  Geffrye Museum (Eleanor John). An appropriate supervisory team will be  appointed based on the successful candidate’s exact topic.Full details and information application available here