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Somerville College Report 2013-2014 Somerville College Report 2013-14 Somerville College Contents Visitor, Principal, Fellows, Academic Report Lecturers, Staff 3 Examination Results, 2013-2014 78 The Year in Review Prizes 82 Principal’s Report 10 Students Entering Fellows’ Activities 15 College 2013 85 Report on Junior Research Fellowships 21 Somerville Association 91 J.C.R. Report 25 Officers and Committee M.C.R. Report 27 Somerville Development Library Report 28 Board Members 93 Members’ Notes Notices President’s Report 34 Events: Dates for the Diary 94 Somerville Senior Members’ Fund 36 Somerville London Group 96 Horsman Awards 36 Life Before Somerville: Michèle Roberts (1967) 37 This Report is edited by Liz Cooke (Tel. 01865 270632; Portraits in the Post 40 [email protected]) and Alex Monro Members’ News and Publications 42 ([email protected]) Designer: Laura Hart Marriages 54 Printer: Hunts Photographers: John Cairns, Keith Births 55 Barnes, Duncan McRae, Somerville College Archives et al Deaths 56 Paper: Diamond White triple coated silk Obituaries 58 Fonts: Oswald by Vernon Adams, Helvetica by Max Miedinger Visitor, Principal, Fellows, Lecturers, Staff | 3 Jennifer Welsh, MA, Natalia Nowakowska, MA, Fellows DPhil, (BA Saskatchewan), DPhil, University Lecturer Visitor, (in order of seniority) Professor of International in History, Tutor in Early Relations, Tutor in Modern History Joanna Mary Innes, MA, International Relations Principal, (MA Cantab), Winifred Jonathan Burton, MA, Holtby Fellow, Tutor in Matthew John Andrew (PhD Cantab), University Fellows, Modern History Wood, MA, DPhil, (MB, Lecturer in Organic ChB Cape Town), Tutor in Chemistry, Tutor in Karin Erdmann, MA, (Dr rer Medicine, Keeper of the Chemistry Lecturers, nat Giessen), Tutor in Pure College Pictures Mathematics Mason Porter, MA, Staff Philip West, MA, (PhD (BS Caltech, MS, PhD Fiona Jane Stafford, MA, Cantab), Times Tutor in Cornell), Tutor in Applied MPhil, DPhil, (BA Leicester), English Mathematics Visitor FRSE, Professor of English, Tutor in English Julie Dickson, MA, DPhil, Steven Herbert Simon, The Rt Hon The Lord (LLB Glasgow), Tutor in Law MA, (PhD Harvard), Tutor Patten of Barnes, CH, Richard Stone, MA, DPhil, in Theoretical Condensed Chancellor of the University FIMechE, CEng, Professor Manuele Gragnolati, MA, Matter Physics of Engineering Science, (Laurea in Lettere Classiche, Tutor in Engineering Pavia, PhD Columbia, DEA Hilary Greaves, BA, Principal Science Paris), Reader in Italian (PhD Rutgers), Tutor in Literature, Tutor in Italian Philosophy Alice Prochaska, MA, Lois McNay, MA, (PhD DPhil, FRHistS Cantab), Professor of the Annie Sutherland, Luke Pitcher, MA, MSt, Theory of Politics, Tutor in MA, DPhil, (MA Cantab), DPhil, (PGCert Durham), Politics Rosemary Woolf Fellow, Tutor in Classics Tutor in Old and Middle Vice-Principal Roman Walczak, MA, English; Dean Matthew Kenneth (MSc Warsaw, Dr rer nat Higgins, BA, (PhD Cantab), Almut Maria Vera Heidelberg), Reader in Daniel Anthony, MA, (PhD Tutor in Biochemistry Suerbaum, MA, (Dr Phil, Particle Physics, Tutor in Lond), Tutor in Systems Staatsexamen, Münster), Physics Pharmacology Simon Robert Kemp, BA, Tutor in German MPhil, (PhD Cantab), Tutor Benjamin John Michael Hayward, MA, in French Thompson, MA, DPhil, DPhil, Tutor in Inorganic (MA, PhD Cantab), FRHistS, Chemistry Alex David Rogers, (BSc, Tutor in Medieval History PhD Liv), Professor of Beate Dignas, MA, DPhil, Conservation Biology, Tutor Charles Spence, MA, (Staatsexamen Münster), in Conservation Biology (PhD Cantab), Professor of Barbara Craig Fellow, Tutor Experimental Psychology, in Ancient History Tutor in Experimental Psychology 4 | Visitor, Principal, Fellows, Lecturers, Staff Anne Manuel, (LLB Renier van der Hoorn, Andrew Parker, BA, MA, Michael Lodge, (MSc. Reading, MA, MSc, PhD (BSc, MSc Leiden, PhD CIMA, Treasurer LSE, LLB University of East Bristol), ACA, Librarian, Wageningen), Professor Anglia) Archivist and Head of of Plant Sciences, Tutor in Steve Rayner, BA, (PhD Information Services Plant Sciences Durham), FRAS, MInstP, Boris Motik, (MSc Zagreb, Senior Tutor PhD Karlsruhe) Christopher Hare, BCL, (Dip. D’Etudes Jurid. 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    NEWSLETTER March – April 2019 NEW TITLES FROM AUSTRALIAN SCHOLARLY & ARCADIA CAPITAL DESIGNS AUSTRALIA HOUSE AND VISIONS OF AN IMPERIAL LONDON Eileen Chanin Here is a story of ambitions and achievements – global, imperial, local and personal. It is an account of how Australia’s first diplomatic mission was conceived, designed and built. Commenced in 1913, Australia House was opened in 1918 while the Great War still raged. As London’s first purpose-built Dominion embassy building, it defined London as a grand Imperial capital. Eileen Chanin is an award-winning author and historian at the Australian National University and King’s College London. Format: Paperback Released: 7 March ISBN: 978-1-925801-31-6 Price: $49.95 Above The library, east end, July 1918. Right Australia House from the Strand, as envisaged in July 1918. By permission of Historic England Archive p.o. box 299 kew, vic 3101 • www.scholarly.info Australian Scholarly Publishing [email protected] • 03 9329 6963 CHINA IN LIFE’S FOREGROUND Audrey G. Donnithorne Audrey Donnithorne was born in Sichuan province, China, of British missionary parents. She is an economist and writer who has held academic posts at University College London and at the Australian National University, working mainly on the economy of China. In her long life she has been a sharp-eyed observer of a changing Asian and Western world: of China in the era of the war lords, the Guomindang and the war against Japan; of Mao and the post-Maoist resurgence; of Britain at War and in the last days of Empire; of Singapore and Malaya soon after the War and Indonesia in the early days of independence; and of decolonisation.