Fellows Directory
Honorary Fellows of the College
Dr A (Ricky) C Metaxas
Formerly Tutor
Engineering
The use of high frequencies for industrial processing. Specifically the use of radio frequencies and microwaves for heating, drying, waste reprocessing, tempering of foodstuffs and so on. Computational electromagnetics for processes involving electroheat. Physics or arc/spark instigation and numerical modelling or coronas leading to arc formation.
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Formerly Tutor
Engineering
The use of high frequencies for industrial processing. Specifically the use of radio frequencies and microwaves for heating, drying, waste reprocessing, tempering of foodstuffs and so on. Computational electromagnetics for processes involving electroheat. Physics or arc/spark instigation and numerical modelling or coronas leading to arc formation.
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Professor David R Midgley
Emeritus Professor of German Literature and Intellectual History
Modern and Medieval Languages
German
Cultural change in Germany since the unification of 1871. Cultural memory and the literary representation of memory in a German context.
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Emeritus Professor of German Literature and Intellectual History
Modern and Medieval Languages
German
Cultural change in Germany since the unification of 1871. Cultural memory and the literary representation of memory in a German context.
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Professor Eric Miska
Director of Studies in Molecular Biology, Herchel Smith Professor of Molecular Genetics
Natural Science (Biological)
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Director of Studies in Molecular Biology, Herchel Smith Professor of Molecular Genetics
Natural Science (Biological)
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Dr Morag Morrison-Helme
Director of Studies in Education
Education
Arts Education: Applied Theatre practice and pedagogy, Teacher Education and Professional Development.
I am a lecturer in the Faculty of Education where I teach on the Undergraduate Tripos track Education, English, Drama and the Arts, and I Coordinate the MPhil Postgraduate thematic route, Arts, Creativity and Education. My research interests centre on Applied Arts pedagogies to support, reflective practice, democratic learning and conflict management in cross-disciplinary and cross-professional contexts. I have an Erasmus exchange position with the University of Gothenburg, Sweden where I collaborate with colleagues teaching and researching the use of Applied Theatre practices in Medical and Health Care Professional Development. My Tripos teaching centres on the Part II papers Research and Investigation and Performance, Education and Society.
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Director of Studies in Education
Education
Arts Education: Applied Theatre practice and pedagogy, Teacher Education and Professional Development.
I am a lecturer in the Faculty of Education where I teach on the Undergraduate Tripos track Education, English, Drama and the Arts, and I Coordinate the MPhil Postgraduate thematic route, Arts, Creativity and Education. My research interests centre on Applied Arts pedagogies to support, reflective practice, democratic learning and conflict management in cross-disciplinary and cross-professional contexts. I have an Erasmus exchange position with the University of Gothenburg, Sweden where I collaborate with colleagues teaching and researching the use of Applied Theatre practices in Medical and Health Care Professional Development. My Tripos teaching centres on the Part II papers Research and Investigation and Performance, Education and Society.
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Professor Robert Mullins
College Lecturer in Computer Science, Director of Studies in Computer Science, Professor in Computer Architecture at the Department of Computer Science and Technology
Computer Science
Computer architecture and digital electronics.
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College Lecturer in Computer Science, Director of Studies in Computer Science, Professor in Computer Architecture at the Department of Computer Science and Technology
Computer Science
Computer architecture and digital electronics.
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Dr Jessie Munton
Associate Professor in Philosophy
Philosophy
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Associate Professor in Philosophy
Philosophy
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Professor Máire Ní Mhaonaigh
University Professor of Celtic and Medieval Studies, College Lecturer in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Director of Studies in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Tutor
Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic (ASNC)
Medieval Irish language, literature and history. Medieval Welsh language, literature and history. The Vikings. Hiberno-Norse relations. Inter-relationships between peoples and cultures of Britain, Ireland and Scandinavia.
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University Professor of Celtic and Medieval Studies, College Lecturer in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Director of Studies in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Tutor
Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic (ASNC)
Medieval Irish language, literature and history. Medieval Welsh language, literature and history. The Vikings. Hiberno-Norse relations. Inter-relationships between peoples and cultures of Britain, Ireland and Scandinavia.
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Dr Mark Nicholls
History
Elizabethan and early-Stuart government and politics. Conspiracies, including the Gunpowder Plot. Treason trials. Sir Walter Raleigh. The history of the British Army.
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History
Elizabethan and early-Stuart government and politics. Conspiracies, including the Gunpowder Plot. Treason trials. Sir Walter Raleigh. The history of the British Army.
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Dr Jules O'Dwyer
Modern and Medieval Languages
Jules O’Dwyer works primarily on contemporary French film and thought. His doctoral work addresses interrelated questions of spatiality and sexuality, with a focus on the work of Jacques Nolot, Vincent Dieutre and Alain Guiraudie. His publications have looked at a range of theoretical paradigms—including object-oriented thought, apparatus theory, and questions of intertextuality and stardom—through the lens of French film, ranging from 1950s ethnographic film to recent queer cinema.
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Modern and Medieval Languages
Jules O’Dwyer works primarily on contemporary French film and thought. His doctoral work addresses interrelated questions of spatiality and sexuality, with a focus on the work of Jacques Nolot, Vincent Dieutre and Alain Guiraudie. His publications have looked at a range of theoretical paradigms—including object-oriented thought, apparatus theory, and questions of intertextuality and stardom—through the lens of French film, ranging from 1950s ethnographic film to recent queer cinema.
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The Rev'd Canon Dr Mark Oakley
Dean
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Dean
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Richard Partington
Senior Tutor
History
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Senior Tutor
History
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Professor Uta Paszkowski
Director of Studies in Plant Sciences, College Lecturer in Plant Sciences, Professor in Plant Molecular Genetics
Natural Science (Biological)
Plant Sciences
Plant Molecular Genetics with special focus on Cereal Symbioses.
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Director of Studies in Plant Sciences, College Lecturer in Plant Sciences, Professor in Plant Molecular Genetics
Natural Science (Biological)
Plant Sciences
Plant Molecular Genetics with special focus on Cereal Symbioses.
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Professor Ole Paulsen
College Supervisor in Physiology, University Professor of Physiology (1883) , Principal Investigator, Neuronal Oscillations Group
Medical Science
Neuroscience
How the cortex of the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information.
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College Supervisor in Physiology, University Professor of Physiology (1883) , Principal Investigator, Neuronal Oscillations Group
Medical Science
Neuroscience
How the cortex of the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information.
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Dr Anna Plumridge
English
My primary interests are in textual scholarship and colonial and postcolonial literatures. My research so far has focused on writing produced under colonial rule in Australasia.
My first publication was a scholarly edition of the ‘Urewera Notebook’, a journal kept by Katherine Mansfield while camping in the central North Island of New Zealand in 1907. My PhD consisted of another scholarly edition, this time of Samuel Butler’s satiric novel 'Erewhon' (1872). My edition situated the novel in its colonial context, as an example of the two-way literary and cultural traffic between Cambridge and New Zealand at the height of the British Empire.
During my Fellowship, I am working on a monograph which examines the workings of empire as a ‘textual exercise’, maintained through the media of ink and paper, through a book-length case study of the official and literary papers of Alfred Domett (1811-1887), colonial premier, journalist and poet.
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English
My primary interests are in textual scholarship and colonial and postcolonial literatures. My research so far has focused on writing produced under colonial rule in Australasia.
My first publication was a scholarly edition of the ‘Urewera Notebook’, a journal kept by Katherine Mansfield while camping in the central North Island of New Zealand in 1907. My PhD consisted of another scholarly edition, this time of Samuel Butler’s satiric novel 'Erewhon' (1872). My edition situated the novel in its colonial context, as an example of the two-way literary and cultural traffic between Cambridge and New Zealand at the height of the British Empire.
During my Fellowship, I am working on a monograph which examines the workings of empire as a ‘textual exercise’, maintained through the media of ink and paper, through a book-length case study of the official and literary papers of Alfred Domett (1811-1887), colonial premier, journalist and poet.
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Dr Dhruv Ranganathan
College Lectureship in Pure Mathematics
Mathematics
Algebraic geometry
Dr Ranganathan studies algebraic geometry. His work focuses on tropical geometry in moduli theory and enumerative geometry.
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College Lectureship in Pure Mathematics
Mathematics
Algebraic geometry
Dr Ranganathan studies algebraic geometry. His work focuses on tropical geometry in moduli theory and enumerative geometry.
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Dr George A Reid
Formerly Senior Bursar & formerly College and University Lecturer in Mathematics. , Formerly Head, Office of Intercollegiate Services
Mathematics
Pure Mathematics
University and inter-Collegiate affairs.
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Formerly Senior Bursar & formerly College and University Lecturer in Mathematics. , Formerly Head, Office of Intercollegiate Services
Mathematics
Pure Mathematics
University and inter-Collegiate affairs.
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Professor Stefan C Reif
University Emeritus Professor in Medieval Hebrew Studies
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Medieval Hebrew
Manuscript material from the Cairo Genizah; History of Hebrew liturgy; Medieval Jewish Bible commentary; Historical development of Hebrew studies at Cambridge.
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University Emeritus Professor in Medieval Hebrew Studies
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Medieval Hebrew
Manuscript material from the Cairo Genizah; History of Hebrew liturgy; Medieval Jewish Bible commentary; Historical development of Hebrew studies at Cambridge.
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Professor Erwin Reisner
College Lecturer in Organic Chemistry, Professor of Energy and Sustainability
Natural Sciences (Physical)
Chemistry
We are interested in applying principles from the traditional field of Biological Inorganic Chemistry to Renewable Energy research. We design artificial photosynthetic systems, which either mimic photobiological energy generation and/or incorporate enzymes directly in biotechnologically relevant hybrid systems. To achieve this aim, a solar light-harvesting component is coupled to a suitable redox catalyst to drive an energetically uphill redox transformation to produce a so-called "solar fuel".
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College Lecturer in Organic Chemistry, Professor of Energy and Sustainability
Natural Sciences (Physical)
Chemistry
We are interested in applying principles from the traditional field of Biological Inorganic Chemistry to Renewable Energy research. We design artificial photosynthetic systems, which either mimic photobiological energy generation and/or incorporate enzymes directly in biotechnologically relevant hybrid systems. To achieve this aim, a solar light-harvesting component is coupled to a suitable redox catalyst to drive an energetically uphill redox transformation to produce a so-called "solar fuel".
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Dr Martin Richards
College Lecturer in Computer Science, Retired University Senior Lecturer in Computer Science
Computer Science
Programming Languages, Compiling techniques, Data Structures and Algorithms.
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College Lecturer in Computer Science, Retired University Senior Lecturer in Computer Science
Computer Science
Programming Languages, Compiling techniques, Data Structures and Algorithms.
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Professor John Rink
Director of Studies in Music, College Supervisor in Music, Professor of Musical Performance Studies, Director, Cambridge Centre for Musical Performance Studies
Music
Nineteenth-century music (especially Chopin, Liszt, Brahms), performance studies, theory and analysis, digital musicology, improvisation.
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Director of Studies in Music, College Supervisor in Music, Professor of Musical Performance Studies, Director, Cambridge Centre for Musical Performance Studies
Music
Nineteenth-century music (especially Chopin, Liszt, Brahms), performance studies, theory and analysis, digital musicology, improvisation.
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Dr Christopher J Robinson
Formerly Organist & formerly Director of Music
Music
Music
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Formerly Organist & formerly Director of Music
Music
Music
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Col Richard H Robinson
Formerly Domestic Bursar
Ex Army
Retired
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Formerly Domestic Bursar
Ex Army
Retired
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Professor Jason J W A Robinson
University Reader
Natural Sciences (Physical)
The electronic and magnetic properties of metallic and oxide thin-films, multilayers, and heterostructure devices.
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University Reader
Natural Sciences (Physical)
The electronic and magnetic properties of metallic and oxide thin-films, multilayers, and heterostructure devices.
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Professor Ulinka C Rublack
University Professor of Early Modern European History
History
The social, cultural and religious history of Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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University Professor of Early Modern European History
History
The social, cultural and religious history of Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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Dr Kadi Saar
Natural Sciences (Physical)
Biophysical Chemistry
My research focusses on developing new experimental and predictive computational methods for understanding the behaviour of proteins in their native state in solution.
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Natural Sciences (Physical)
Biophysical Chemistry
My research focusses on developing new experimental and predictive computational methods for understanding the behaviour of proteins in their native state in solution.
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