Research Fellows
Research Fellows are highly enthusiastic and gifted individuals who are usually at the beginning of their academic careers. The College runs an annual competition to hand-pick the most promising applicants for these sought-after positions. Research Fellows (technically referred to as Fellows under Title A) are supported by the College for three years while they pursue their research interests in a world-leading institution, and become an integral and active part of the College's academic community.
Groups:
Dr Joshua H Billings
Subject: Classics
My research focuses on tragedy and intellectual history in the classical tradition, centring on ancient Greece and modern Germany.
Dr Martin N Goodhand
Subject: Engineering (Aerodynamics)
Martin Goodhand works on the internal aerodynamics for aircraft jet-engines and his aim is to improve engine efficiencies in order to reduce the economic and environmental cost of aviation.
Dr James K Harmer
Subject: English (Early modern English literature)
Early modern English literature, focusing particularly on its relationship with classical texts, and with philosophies of mind and language from all periods.
Dr Olga Kucherenko
Subject: History
History and military anthropology of World War II, childhood studies and the impact of war on children, Stalinist propaganda methods and Soviet legal history as well as Social Cognitive Theory.
Dr Gideon A Mailer
Subject: History (Political / Church History)
The intellectual and religious history of America during the long eighteenth-century.
Dr Levi Roach
Subject: History (Anglo-Saxon History)
My research interests encompass various aspects of the political, religious and social history of Western Europe in the Early and High Middle Ages, with a focus on English and German history between the ninth and the late eleventh centuries.
Miss Natalie Roberts
Subject: Natural Sciences (Oceanography)
Past ocean circulation and understanding geochemical proxies
Dr Blaise R M Thomson
Subject: Engineering (Information Engineering)
The development of dialogue systems - computers that can interact using spoken language.
Dr Andrew W Truman
Subject: Natural Sciences (Chemistry)
The use of chemical and biological techniques to understand and modify the attachment of sugars and lipids to natural products.