The College was relaxed, beautiful yet
not intimidating, extremely friendly and open
Fellows
Most Fellows are senior members of the College, with teaching, research and/or administrative responsibilities.
'Full' Fellows comprise those Fellows who are members of the Governing Body or those retired from the Governing Body. Admissions Tutors and Tutors, most Directors of Studies, and many Supervisors are drawn from among the Fellows of the College.
95 Fellows listed:
Dr Giovanna Biscontin Laurea (Padova), M.S. (Berkeley), Ph.D (Berkeley)
Official Fellow
University Lecturer in Department of Engineering
Dr Bill Broadhurst MA (Oxon), DPhil (Oxon)
Official Fellow
Member of the College Council; Acting Tutor; Director of Studies in Natural Sciences (Biological and Physical)
University Lecturer in the Department of Biochemistry
Professor Chris Burgoyne MA, PhD (Lond), MICE, MIStructE
Life Fellow
Emeritus Professor of Structural Engineering
Professor Peter Burke MA (Oxon and Cantab), Hon PhD (Brussels, Bucharest, Copenhagen, Lund and Zurich), FBA, Member of the Academia Europaea, FRHistS
Life Fellow
Emeritus Professor of Cultural History
The Revd Jeremy Caddick MA (Cantab, Oxon & Lond)
Official Fellow
Member of the College Council; Dean/Chaplain; Praelector; Graduate Tutor; Editor of the College Magazine
Dr Daniele Cassese BSc (Siena), MSc (Siena), PhD (Siena)
Research Fellow
Director of Studies in Economics
Mead Research Fellow
Professor John Coates PhD, BSc (ANU), D. hon causa (École Normale Supérieure, Paris), D. hon causa (Heidelberg University), FRS
Life Fellow
Emeritus Sadleirian Professor of Pure Mathematics
David Cowan BA (Oxon), MPhil (Cantab)
Research Fellow
Spotlights
Professor Jon Simons, Natural Sciences (Biological and Physical)
Jon Simons explores how the brain helps you keep a grip on reality.
Professor John Maclennan, Natural Sciences (Biological and Physical)
I have been interested in volcanoes for well over 30 years. My research group, in the Department of Earth Sciences, studies magmatic processes. We want to answer simple questions. How is magma generated? How does it move towards the surface? Where is it stored before volcanic eruptions? What is the relationship between magmatism and environmental change?
Professor Catherine Pickstock, Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion
I came to study Philosophical Theology via a degree in English Literature, and in particular through a desire to understand better the relationship between literary form and metaphysical content in such texts as the fourteenth century poem, "Pearl", and Milton's "Paradise Lost".