Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture

David Roxburgh (Harvard University), Vaulting Techniques in Iranian Islamic Architecture : An Unpublished Study by Myron Bement Smith and Doǧan Kuban.

Serpil Bağcı (AKPIA Fellow; Department of History, Bilkent University), Picturing the İskendername : Visual Interpretation in Fifteenth-Century Ottoman Manuscripts.

Christiane Gruber (University of Michigan), A Safavid Multi-Text Compendium: The Codex as a Communal Gathering of Riddles . Co-sponsored by the Harvard Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture and the Committee on Medieval Studies. A Safavid multi-text...

Margaret Graves (Brown University), Fictions of Capital: Inventing, Extracting, and Fabricating Islamic Ceramics for a Global Market.

Dilrabo Tosheva (Researcher, National Center of Archaeology, Uzbekistan), Reassessing Qarakhanid Funerary Architecture: Portals, Patronage, and Shaping Royal Identity in Pre-Mongol Central Asia. Co-sponsored with the Aga Khan Program for Islamic...

Soheil Nazari (Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg), The Age of Science and Design: A New Survey of Seljuq Dome Chambers in the Isfahan Region and Treatises on Practical Geometry.

Mohit Manohar (University of Chicago), The Sufi Shrines of Khuldabad.

Ethel Sara Wolper (University of New Hampshire), At the City’s Edge: The Shrines of Mosul.

Melis Taner (Özyeğin University), Materia Medica on the Move in the Early Modern Mediterranean. Sponsored by the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture.

Rebecca Wrightson (AKPIA Fellow), An Epigraphic (Re)assessment of Ninth-Tenth Century Southern Mesopotamian Luster Ceramics. Sponsored by the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture.