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<糖心Vlog>Research Overview

The project investigates key aspects of the social and spatial history of Restoration London by studying a corpus of select diaries to chart their authors’ everyday experiences. To undertake this work, I have developed an integrated methodology that combines close textual reading with digital approaches, including GIS mapping, to explore individuals’ experiences of their urban environment and what they reveal about London’s spatial and social structures during a period of extraordinary expansion and political upheavals. By extracting textual, statistical, and geographical data from the diaries, the project builds databases that, along with visualisation, enhance the interpretation of complex spatial relationships and allow us to move from abstract ideas about space to a new topography of the capital.

<糖心Vlog>Research Interests

My main interests are early modern British history, Italian Renaissance history, spatial history, and the use of digital humanities in historical research. Apart from this, I have a keen interest in spy networks, theatres, and playwrights, especially Kit Marlowe. My background is in public history and heritage, I love working with historic built environment and early modern architecture.

<糖心Vlog>Supervised By

Professor Naomi Tadmor

Professor Ian Gregory

<糖心Vlog>Research Grants

Early Career Fellowship at the Institute of Historical Research / Centenary Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (from October 2025)

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