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Latest papers
Parental Perspectives about Research and Knowledge Translation in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
ACR Open Rheumatology · 2020 · first author
Factors Influencing the Uptake of Canadian Research Findings into the Care of Children with Arthritis: A Healthcare Provider Perspective
Journal of Rheumatology · 2019
Latest funding
- $38,993
Irish Gothic and the National Body, 1790-1845
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $13,053
Irish Literature, the Nation-State, and the Transatlantic, 1785-1850
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $51,387
Irish Literature, the Nation-State, and the Transatlantic, 1785-1850
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Parental Perspectives about Research and Knowledge Translation in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Wright J, Curran J, Rose‐Davis B, Cellucci T, Duffy CM, Tucker LB, Batthish M, Huber AM, Lang B, Levy DM
Factors Influencing the Uptake of Canadian Research Findings into the Care of Children with Arthritis: A Healthcare Provider Perspective
Rose-Davis B, Curran J, Wright J, Cellucci T, Duffy CM, Tucker LB, Batthish M, Huber AM, Lang B, Levy DM
Irish Gothic and the National Body, 1790-1845
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Irish Literature, the Nation-State, and the Transatlantic, 1785-1850
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Keywords: Irish literature; nationalism; romanticism; ocean studies
Irish Literature, the Nation-State, and the Transatlantic, 1785-1850
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Keywords: Irish literature; nationalism; romanticism; ocean studies
Connection 150: Canada's responsibility to our shining seas - ethics, community, culture, 1867-2067
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Keywords: Canada 150; oceans; ethics; environment; culture; interdisciplinary approaches; public policy
Track, report, connect, exchange--The TRaCE Project--transforming humanities graduate education for the future of Canada
Principal investigators: Yachnin, Paul
Keywords: tracking humanities PhDs; reporting PhD careers; connecting non-ac PhDs, faculty, and PhD students; fostering exchanges of humanities-based knowledge and knowhow
National performances: Thomas Moore, Irish romanticism, and literary theory
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Keywords: nationalism; romanticism; Irish literature; public poetry; public intellectual; canon formation; history of literary theory
Canada Research Chair in European Studies
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M
Keywords: irish literature, coloniality, and nationalism (1750-1914); british literature (1785-1850); ireland in europe; cultural studies
National insurgencies: stateless soldiers and the mob 1750-1914
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Keywords: British and Irish literature; nationalism; citizenship; gender; transatlantic; conspiracy
Irish literature, 1750-1900: an anthology and a critical study; 19th-c conspiracy literature
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M.
Keywords: British and Irish literature (1750-1900); nationalism; genre; canon-formation
Canada Research Chair in European Studies
Principal investigators: Wright, Julia M
Keywords: europe; nationalism; literature; culture; ireland
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Michelle Batthish and Tania Cellucci: 46 shared papers
- Michelle Batthish and Janet Curran: 2 shared papers
- Michelle Batthish and Julia Wright: 2 shared papers
- Tania Cellucci and Janet Curran: 2 shared papers
- Tania Cellucci and Julia Wright: 2 shared papers
- Janet Curran and Julia Wright: 2 shared papers
- Pediatrics
- Literature, English
- School of Nursing
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