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Revised Register of Congregation Qualified Under the Provisions of Sect 3, Stat IV, of the Statutes of the University WEDNESDay 4 fEbruary 2015 • SuPPLEMENT (1) TO NO 5084 • VOL 145 Gazette Supplement Revised Register of Congregation Qualified under the provisions of Sect 3, Stat IV, of the Statutes of the University aarnio, O M, St Edmund Hall aldridge, H D J N, Development Office andrews, K S, Development Office aarts, D G a L, Christ Church aldridge, S, Queen's andrews, L a, research Services abate, a, Linacre aleksidze, N, Pembroke andrews, T M, faculty of Clinical Medicine abecassis, M, Wadham alen amaro, C M, Linacre andreyev, C C L, Christ Church abeler, J, St anne's alexander, C a H, Merton angel, a G, Dept of biochemistry aboobaker, a, Lady Margaret Hall alexander, J H, Linacre angelou, C L, Development Office abouzayd, S, Christ Church ali, H, faculty of Clinical Medicine angiolini, Dame Elish, St Hugh's abraham, D b, Wolfson ali, r, Cancer research uK Epidemiology unit angus, b J, NDM Experimental Medicine abrams, L J, balliol alkire, S M, Magdalen Division abramsky, S, Wolfson allan, C L, Wolfson anonuevo, E, finance Division acheson, D J, Jesus allan, J M, bodleian Enterprise units ansell, b W, Nuffield ackermann, S M, Linacre allan, J W, St Cross ansorge, O, Christ Church ackroyd, J M a, Social Sciences Division allan, W, university College anthony, D C, Somerville acuto, O, Lincoln allen, a M, Exeter antonini, M, St Peter's adam, a K M, St Stephen's House allen, C a, St Catherine's antoranz Contera, S, Green Templeton adam, C S, St Cross allen, G f, Pembroke aoki, y, Dept of Physiology, anatomy and adams, a C G, Merton allen, J M W, St Hilda's Genetics adams, a E, faculty of Clinical Medicine allen, M r, Linacre apetrei, S L T, Keble adams, G L, St Hugh's allen, N E, Wolfson aplin, K L, Subdepartment of Particle Physics adams, J N, all Souls allen, N J, Wolfson arancibia-Carcamo, C V a, Wolfson adams, P C, Dept of Pharmacology allen, P D, Gray 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Clinical Medicine andersson, D C, Wolfson aronson, J K, Green Templeton alday, L f, Hertford andrews, b J, Dept of urology ascari, G, Somerville aldington, D J, faculty of Clinical Medicine andrews, D G, Lady Margaret Hall ash, r E, Merton 283 284 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5084 • 4 february 2015 ashbourn, J M a, St Cross bale, r, faculty of Clinical Medicine barton, r N E, Hertford ashcroft, f M, Trinity ball, Sir John, Queen's barton, S a, Centre for Tropical Medicine ashdown, H f, Somerville ballaster, r M, Mansfield barton, T M, New College ashdowne, r K, university College ballentine, C J, St Hugh's baskerville, r, faculty of Clinical Medicine ashe, L, Worcester ballinger, C a J, Exeter bason, J, Development Office asher, r G, faculty of Clinical Medicine baltzer, D C, Smith School of Enterprise and bassanino, M, faculty of Clinical Medicine ashley, C C, Corpus Christi the Environment basten, S a, Green Templeton ashournia, D, Hertford bamber, D J, Merton 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aziz, T Z, faculty of Clinical Medicine barford, W, balliol bebber, D P, St Peter's azzopardi, P J, Worcester barker, H L, NDM Experimental Medicine becker, C M, Nuffield Dept of Obstetrics and bachmann, M f, Jenner Institute Division Gynaecology bader, r M, Merton barker, J a, Dept of Pharmacology becker, E b E, Wadham baderin, a E, Nuffield barker, K L, NDOrMS becker, S K, faculty of Clinical Medicine bafadhel, M, Lincoln barker, r G, Christ Church beckett, E a, research Services bagot, P a J, St Catherine's barker, r W, Exeter beddington, Sir John, Oxford Martin School bagshaw, r M, Magdalen barker-benfield,b C, Corpus Christi bedford, M f P, Dept for Continuing baigent, C, Wolfson barkla, S L, bodleian Digital Library Systems Education baigent, E, Wycliffe Hall and Services beeley, P a, Linacre bailey, r M, St Catherine's barling, J, Dept of Earth Sciences beer, P D, Wadham bailey, S, Linacre barlow, J b, Student administration and beerling, P D, Green Templeton baines, J C a, St Edmund Hall Services beeson, D M W, St Cross baines, J r, Queen's barlow, S T, IT Services begbie, J L, Lady Margaret Hall baird, P E G, university College barnard, T C, Hertford beggs, a W, Wadham bajo Lorenzana, V M, balliol barnes, J M, Queen's beinart, W J, St antony's baker, a P, IT Services barnes, K L, faculty of Clinical Medicine beinhocker, E D, Oriel baker, D M, IT Services barnes-Moss, E, Nuffield Dept of Clinical belfield, E, Dept of Plant Sciences baker, D P, Estates Services Neurosciences belich, J C, balliol baker, I, faculty of Clinical Medicine barnwell, P S, Kellogg belk, P J, Dept of Physiology, anatomy and baker, J, regent's Park baro, E, Saïd business School Genetics baker, J r, ashmolean Museum barr, a J, Merton bell, a H, Wadham baker, r E, St Hugh's barr, G D, Magdalen bell, a r, Subdepartment of atomic and Laser baker, S E, Lady Margaret Hall barr, H, Lady Margaret Hall Physics baker, S G, Centre for Tropical Medicine barrera, a, Dept of Psychiatry bell, b D, Lady Margaret Hall baker, T M, all Souls barrett, G D, St John's bell, E I, Kellogg bakewell, O, Dept of International barrett, J S, Wolfson bell, J C, regent's Park Development barron, D N, Jesus bell, Sir John, Christ Church balakrishnan, J S S, balliol barry, J I, Student administration bell burnell, Dame Jocelyn, Mansfield balbus, S a, New College bartolini, r, Subdepartment of Particle bellenger, S, National Perinatal Epidemiology baldwin, a J, Pembroke Physics unit baldwin, r E, Dept of Economics barton, J, CTSu bellew, b S f, blavatnik School of Government baldwin, T, Worcester barton, J, Oriel belyaev, D, St anne's University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (1) to No 5084 • 4 february 2015 285 benaissa, a, Lady Margaret Hall
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