Dr Rachel Morgan
(she/her)
Programme Manager - South Wales Compound Semiconductor PBIAA
Overview
I am Manager of the EPSRC-funded South Wales Compound Semiconductor Place Based Impact Acceleration Account (SWCS PBIAA), led by Cardiff University in collaboration with Swansea University, working closely with public sector and industry partners within the South Wales Compound Semiconductor cluster, 'CSconnected'. SWCS PBIAA will leverage unique regional expertise, translational research infrastructure and critical manifacturing capabilities as innovation assets, and aims to make a step-change in the expansion rate of 'CSconnected' by providing specialist skills training to fill critical skills gaps, attracting CS academics and researchers from across the UK to set-up and innovate in South Wales and creating an environment for innovation and engagement in CS commercialisation activities.
Publication
2023
- Morgan, R. 2023. Romanticising the nation: allegory, ambiguity and unity in José Mármol’s Amalia. Modern Languages Open 1, pp. 1-24., article number: 13. (10.3828/mlo.v0i0.420)
2022
- Morgan, R. 2022. Portraits of female power in Argentina: Encarnación Ezcurra and Eva Perón. [Online]. History Journal. Available at: https://historyjournal.org.uk/2022/05/04/portraits-of-female-power-in-argentina-encarnacion-ezcurra-and-eva-peron/
- Morgan, R. 2022. Redefining truths: Manuela Rosas as a subject of imaginative reconstruction in the Argentine literary realm. Latin American Literary Review 49, pp. 63-72. (10.26824/lalr.284)
2020
- Morgan, R. 2020. Literature and history: Rethinking representations of the regimes of Juan Manuel de Rosas and Juan Domingo Perón. PhD Thesis, Swansea University.
Articles
- Morgan, R. 2023. Romanticising the nation: allegory, ambiguity and unity in José Mármol’s Amalia. Modern Languages Open 1, pp. 1-24., article number: 13. (10.3828/mlo.v0i0.420)
- Morgan, R. 2022. Redefining truths: Manuela Rosas as a subject of imaginative reconstruction in the Argentine literary realm. Latin American Literary Review 49, pp. 63-72. (10.26824/lalr.284)
Thesis
- Morgan, R. 2020. Literature and history: Rethinking representations of the regimes of Juan Manuel de Rosas and Juan Domingo Perón. PhD Thesis, Swansea University.
Websites
- Morgan, R. 2022. Portraits of female power in Argentina: Encarnación Ezcurra and Eva Perón. [Online]. History Journal. Available at: https://historyjournal.org.uk/2022/05/04/portraits-of-female-power-in-argentina-encarnacion-ezcurra-and-eva-peron/