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Council and Main Musical and other Events: Faculty Boards: Committees 460 St Stephen's House Board of the Faculty of Classics Board of the Faculty of English Congregation 25 April: Exhibitions: Language and Literature Degree by Resolution St Stephen’s House Board of the Faculty of History Board of the Faculty of Linguistics, Congregation 26 April: Philology and Phonetics Declaration of Approval of Legislative Lectures 463 Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies Proposal: Abbott Fund Board of the Faculty of Philosophy Examinations and Boards 465 Board of the Faculty of Theology and Council of the University: Religion Register of Congregation Examinations for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Advertisements 468 Congregation 460 Examinations for the Degree of Master of Notifications of Vacancies 470 Congregation 2 May: Science Degree by Resolution Changes to Examination Regulations: Colleges, Halls and Societies Congregation 3 May: Continuing Education Board Voting on Legislative Proposal: Statute Humanities Board Supplement to this issue: XII (Academic Staff and the Medical Sciences Board (1) to No 5130: Proposed amendments to Visitatorial Board), Statute XI Social Sciences Board Legislative Proposal: Statute XII 471–474 (University Discipline), Statute Due to time constraints, this supplement is not XIV (Employment of Academic and included in the printed edition of the Gazette. See note Elections 466 on p460. Support Staff by the University) and associated regulations Council

Congregation 17 May: Committees reporting to Council: Good Governance of the University in Audit and Scrutiny Committee Relation to the Administration of the Curators of the University Libraries EJRA Scheme Nominations Committee

Congregation 9 June: Other Committees and University Bodies: Elections Visitors of the Committee for the Nomination of Notices 462 Select Preachers Committee for the Ruskin School of Consultative Notices: Art Proposals for Honorary Degrees to be Visitatorial Board Panel conferred at the Encaenia in 2017, and for Degrees by Diploma Divisional Boards: Humanities Board Appointments: Mathematical, Physical and Life Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Board Sciences Social Sciences Board

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Council Congregation Congregation 17 May ¶ Members of Congregation are reminded and Main that any two members may, not later than noon on Monday, 9 May, give notice in Committees writing to the Registrar that they intend to oppose or amend the resolution below (see the note on the conduct of business in Congregation below). If no such notice has been given, and unless Council has Congregation 25 April Congregation 2 May declared otherwise or the meeting has been adjourned, the resolution shall be carried Degree by Resolution Degree by Resolution and the meeting may be cancelled. The following text has been received from This content has been removed This content has been removed the signatories to the resolution as listed as it contains personal as it contains personal below: information protected under the information protected under ‘Good Governance of the University in Relation to the Administration of the Data Protection Act. the Data Protection Act. EJRA Scheme Preamble 1. Compliance with the highest standards of good governance is essential for the advancement of the common purposes of the University, and to the flourishing Congregation 26 April Congregation 3 May and well-being of all its members. While day-to-day governance is delegated to Declaration of Approval of Legislative Voting on Legislative Proposal: Statute the administration, Congregation, the Proposal: Abbott Fund XII (Academic Staff and the Visitatorial Sovereign Parliament of the University, has Board), Statute XI (University No notice of opposition having been given, the ultimate responsibility to ensure that Discipline), Statute XIV (Employment the Vice-Chancellor declared approved the the highest standards of good governance of Academic and Support Staff by the legislative proposal concerning the Abbott are met. University) and associated regulations Fund. 2. Congregation is asked to consider recent (For explanatory note and form of legislative developments concerning the scheme of Council of the University proposal, and the changes in regulations compulsory retirement, known as the EJRA to be made if the legislative proposal is (‘Employer Justified Retirement Age’) and Register of Congregation approved, see Supplement (2) to Gazette to determine whether the administration No 5127 published with the 24 March The Vice-Chancellor reports that the of this scheme meets the expected highest 2016 Gazette. The supplement is available following names have been added to the standards of good governance. online at www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/2015- Register of Congregation: 2016/24march2016-no5128/supplements/ 3. On 1st September 2014, the Appeal Court Carter, D R, Faculty of Clinical Medicine and can be downloaded and printed. If you of the , constituted by Gutierrez Santiago, J E, Faculty of are unable to access the website and require Dame Janet Smith, retired Judge of the High Computer Science a hard copy, please contact gazette@admin. Court and then Court of Appeal of England Sarisky, D, Faculty of Theology and ox.ac.uk.) and Wales, in an appeal Galligan v. University Religion of Oxford, brought by D. J. Galligan, Professor Receipt of amendments Smith, J A, IT Services of Socio-Legal Studies, against unfair Spain, A D, Lincoln Amendments to this legislative proposal dismissal on grounds of age, ruled1 have been received, but due to time Divisional and Faculty Boards Regarding the EJRA as a whole: constraints it has not been possible to print For changes in regulations for examinations them in the Gazette. They are published in • The EJRA as a scheme, including the see ‘Examinations and Boards’ below. a supplement to this issue of the Gazette, policy of imposing retirement at 67, which is available online at www.ox.ac.uk/ cannot be objectively justified [para 68]. gazette/ 2015-2016/28april2016-no5129/ • “The aims and objectives which could supplements. Hard copies of the justify any compulsory retiring age supplement will also be available at the (“refreshment” and succession planning) Congregation meeting on 3 May. have not been shown to be weighty” [para 68]. Arrangements for the meeting Arrangements for the Congregation meeting on 3 May will be published in 1D.J.Galligan “Goodbye to the EJRA”, Oxford Magazine, No. 355, Noughth Week, Hilary term 2015, p 4. Colleagues the supplement and on the Congregation wishing to see the complete judgement of the Appeal website at www.admin.ox.ac.uk/councilsec/ Court should contact the Registrar governance/congregation. University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016 461

The Judge further ruled regarding the current • The University therefore violates a Capdeboscq, Yves, Queen’s, Math Institute procedure for extension beyond age 67: fundamental duty to act in accordance Cartwright, Joseph, St Peter’s, Earth Sciences with the rule of law; Charters, Erica, Wolfson, History • The procedure is “fundamentally • Since 2012, members of academic staff Chen, Gui-Qiang, Keble, Math Institute unacceptable as a means of deciding have been and are being forced to retire Chung, Minh, whether someone should be dismissed”. on grounds that have not been shown Coates, Alan, Bodleian Libraries Rejection of an application under this to be objectively justified, as required by Cobb, John, Keble, Particle Physics procedure “could never amount to a law; Coleman, David, Social Policy and potentially fair reason for dismissal”: • The University is at risk of actions for Intervention [para 100]. unfair dismissal; Compton, Richard, St John’s, Chemistry • Requiring an established employee • The reputation of the University Cooper-Sarkar, Amanda, Physics “to demonstrate that he (or she) is for probity and high standards of Davies, Kay, Hertford indispensable or be dismissed is an governance may be at risk; Davies, Steve, Chemistry inevitably unfair dismissal”: [para 101]. • Substantial sums of money have been Davis, Ben, Pembroke, Chemistry spent and are likely to be spent by the Davy, Martin, Exeter, Engineering Science 4. The Judge ruled that the University University in future in defending the Deighton, Anne, Politics and International Appeal Court has jurisdiction to determine EJRA against legal challenges; Relations whether the EJRA was justified in • The University’s ability to recruit leading Dobson, Peter, Queen’s accordance with the Equality Act 2010. academics is jeopardized, due to its Ewart, Paul, Worcester, Physics Dame Janet further ruled that she had having more restrictive employment Fraser, Don, Worcester, Earth Sciences decided the appeal “…on issues of principle practices than competing universities. Ferguson, Stuart, St Edmund Hall, unrelated to the particular facts of the Biochemistry appellant’s case”: [para 101]. Resolution Flyvbjerg, Bent, St Anne’s, Saïd Business 5. Despite the Appeal Court’s ruling “… Congregation resolves: School on issues of principle unrelated to the Galligan, Denis, Wolfson (1) That the EJRA be suspended forthwith particular facts of the appellant’s case.”, the Galligan, Francesca, Bodleian Libraries pending the publication of the findings of judgement that the University of Oxford Glazer, Mike, Jesus, Physics the EJRA Review Committee to all members EJRA cannot be objectively justified, has Goriely, Alain, Math Institute of the University. not been implemented by the University. Gottlob, Georg, St John’s, Computer Science Furthermore , the administration: (2) That the EJRA Review Committee Gouverneur, Veronique, Merton, Chemistry now be afforced with at least five Green, Owen, Earth Sciences • Has continued to apply the EJRA and members representing and answerable to Gregori, Gianluca, Lady Margaret Hall, ignored the fact that the judgement was Congregation. Physics decided on issues of principle; Griffith, Mark, New, English Faculty • Has not re-examined properly the (3) That the afforced Committee report its Halbach, Volker, New, Philosophy legal standing of the EJRA in light of findings to Congregation by 1 January 2017. Hansen, Lars, University, Earth Sciences the ruling; the review promised by the (4) That Council and all University Harris, Adrian, St Hugh’s, Oncology administration is not due to report until committees promptly disclose to Helliwell, David, Bodleian Libraries the academic year 2016-17; Congregation all legal advice taken Hendry, David, Nuffield • Has made significant changes – not regarding the EJRA.’ Hewstone, Miles, New “minor editing” as is claimed—to the Aims Hollings, Christopher, Queen’s, Math of the EJRA procedure; Proposed by: Institute • Has insisted that the Appeal Court Edwards, Peter (Lead), St Catherine’s, Holowaty, Isabel, Bodleian Libraries judgement is ‘confidential’ to the Inorganic Chemistry Howell, David, Bodleian Libraries University (Professor Galligan Abramsky, Samson, Wolfson College, Issever, Cigdem, Lincoln, Particle Physics has already waived his right to Computer Science Jenkyns, Hugh, Earth Sciences confidentiality); Adlington, Robert, LMH, Chemistry Jones, Jonathan, Brasenose, Physics • Has withheld from Congregation and Anderson, Edward, Jesus, Chemistry Keller, Godfrey, Economics other staff the principal rulings of the Anderson, Harry, Chemistry Kerkhecker, Juliane, Oriel, Classics Appeal Court Antoranz Contera, Sonia, Green Templeton, Kuhn, Axel, Physics • Has attempted to minimize the effect Physics Leftow, Brian, Oriel, Theology of the judgement by misleadingly and Armstrong, Fraser, St John’s, Chemistry Limebeer, David, New, Engineering Science inaccurately referring to the Appeal Ashcroft, Frances, Trinity, DPAG Logan, David, Chemistry Court’s rulings as only “comments” Avramides, Anita, St Hilda’s, Philosophy Lunn, Daniel, Worcester, Statistics (Gazette, September 2014). Baird, Patrick, University, Physics Mac Niocaill, Conall, Exeter, Earth Sciences 6. The consequences for the University of Ball, John, Queen’s Manolopoulos, David, St Edmund Hall, the administration’s continuing to operate Banares-Alcantara, Rene, New, Engineering Chemistry the EJRA and failing to implement the Barber, Nick, Trinity, Law Faculty Marcus, Laura, New, English judgement of the University Appeal Court Bayley, Hagan, Chemistry Martin, Rose, St Edmund Hall, Experimental are: Blakemore, Colin, Magdalen Psychology Braddick, Oliver, Magdalen, Experimental Mawson, Tim, St Peter’s, Philosophy • The University therefore persists in Psychology McKenna, Gillies, Wolfson, Oncology a practice that has been ruled to be Broadberry, Stephen, Nuffield, Economics Millea, Nick, Bodleian Libraries unlawful; Brown, Tom, Chemistry 462 University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016

Mountford, Philip, St Edmund Hall, Congregation 9 June Chemistry Notices Muschel, Ruth, St Hilda’s, Oncology Elections Norreys, Peter, University, Physics COUNCIL Palfreyman, David, New Parra Diaz, Felix, Worcester, Physics COMMITTEES REPORTING TO COUNCIL Pierrehumbert, Janet, Oxford e-Research Audit and Scrutiny Committee Centre Curators of the University Libraries Pierrehumbert, Raymond, St John’s, English Nominations Committee Faculty OTHER COMMITTEES AND UNIVERSITY Consultative Notices Pila, Justine, St Catherine’s BODIES Pitcher, John, Jesus, Physics Visitors of the Ashmolean Museum Proposals for Honorary Degrees to be Porcelli, Don, St Anne’s, Earth Sciences Committee for the Nomination of Select conferred at the Encaenia in 2017, and Ratcliffe, George, New, Plant Sciences Preachers for Degrees by Diploma Read, Peter, Trinity, Physics Committee for the Reichold, Armin, Balliol, Physics Encaenia honorary degrees are conferred Visitatorial Board Panel Rice, Patricia, Economics at the University’s annual ceremonial event Rickaby, Rosalind, Wolfson, Earth Sciences DIVISIONAL BOARDS and degrees by diploma are conferred on Roberts, Paul, Chemistry Humanities Board heads of state and royalty. Members of Roberts, Steve, St Edmund Hall, Materials Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Congregation are encouraged to nominate Robertson, David, St Hugh’s, Politics and Board individuals on whom such degrees might be International Relations Social Sciences Board conferred. Robertson, Jeremy, Chemistry FACULTY BOARDS The Honorary Degrees Committee is Russell, Angela, St John’s, Chemistry/ Board of the Faculty of Classics charged with considering nominations Pharmacology Board of the Faculty of English Language received and making recommendations Sarkar, Subir, Linacre, Physics and Literature to Congregation (after consultation with Savage-McGlynn, Emily, NPEU Board of the Faculty of History Council). When considering possible Searle, Mike, Worcester, Earth Sciences Board of the Faculty of Linguistics, honorands, the Honorary Degrees Seregin, Gregory, St Hilda’s Philology and Phonetics Committee will focus on individuals in the Seufert, Joshua, Wolfson, Bodleian Libraries Board of the Faculty of Oriental Studies following categories: Sherratt, David, Linacre, Biochemistry Board of the Faculty of Philosophy Shue, Vivienne, St Antony’s 1 those of high academic distinction in Board of the Faculty of Theology and Simon, Steven, Somerville, Physics the fields of research and scholarship Religion Smith, Peter, Population Health of specific interest to the University of Steane, Andrew, Exeter, Physics Details are in 'Elections' section below. Oxford Steinsaltz, David, Statistics 2 those distinguished in the visual, Stone, Richard, Somerville, Engineering Note on procedures in Congregation literary, musical and performing arts Science Strohm, Reinhard, Music ¶ Business in Congregation is conducted in 3 those distinguished in business and Sufrin, Bernard, Worcester, Computer accordance with Congregation Regulations industry Science 2 of 2002 (www.admin.ox.ac.uk/statutes/ 4 those who have played a distinguished Suli, Endre, Worcester, Math Institute regulations/529-122.shtml). A printout role in public life, for example in Teper, Mike, Physics of these regulations, or of any statute or contributing to progress and change in Thomson, James, St Catherine’s, Chemistry other regulations, is available from the society Thornton, Patricia, Merton, Politics and Council Secretariat on request. A member of International Relations Congregation seeking advice on questions 5 those who have made a significant Trefethen, Nick, Math Institute relating to its procedures, other than contribution to the activities of the Tyerman, Christopher, Hertford, History elections, should contact Mrs F Burchett at University of Oxford – such individuals Faculty the University Offices, Wellington Square would normally also fall into one of the Tytler, Izumi, Bodleian Libraries (telephone: (2)80199; email: felicity. categories above. Venables, Tony, New, Economics [email protected]); questions Within those categories the Honorary Vines, David, Balliol, Economics relating to elections should be directed Degrees Committee will aim to produce Wade, Jon, Earth Sciences to the Elections Officer, Ms S L S Mulvihill a balanced list, which takes account of Wark, Justin, Trinity (telephone: (2)80463; email: elections. the global dimension that characterises Watson, Margaret, Bodleian Libraries [email protected]). this University’s activities. The Honorary Watts, Tony, Earth Sciences Degrees Committee has adopted a target Webb, Mike, Bodleian Libraries that half of the final list of names proposed Weber, Alfons, Pembroke, Physics to Congregation for the conferment of Wheale, Sarah, Bodleian Libraries honorary degrees be women and/or Wood, Bernard, Earth Sciences minorities. Members of Congregation Wood, William, Oriel are therefore encouraged to nominate Xiao, Tiancun, Chemistry individuals of conspicuous distinction with Yassin, Ghassan, Physics particular reference to diversity. University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016 463

Honorary degrees will not be conferred Appointments on anyone who holds, or who has retired Lectures from, a resident teaching, research or Mathematical, Physical and Life administrative post within the University Sciences or in any college or other society, PROFESSORSHIP OF MATHEMATICAL except in exceptional circumstances LOGIC such as distinguished service outside the terms of his or her paid service. In Ehud Hrushovski, BA PhD Berkeley, these circumstances, a proposal for an Professor of Mathematics, Department of honorary MA may be put forward. Further Mathematics, Hebrew, has been appointed Mathematical, Physical and Life information is available from the Secretary to the Professorship of Mathematical Logic Sciences to the Honorary Degrees Committee in the Mathematical Institute with effect (contact details are given below). from 1 October 2016. Professor Hrushovski Department of Chemistry will be a fellow of Merton. Nominations for honorary degrees at PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY SEMINARS the Encaenia in 2017 and for degrees by Musical and other Events diploma should be submitted on the The following seminars will be held at approved application form. The form can 2.15pm in PTCL Lecture Theatre. All St Stephen’s House be downloaded from www1.admin.ox.ac. welcome. Conveners: Professor P Kukura, uk/councilsec/governance/committees/ SJE ARTS Professor J L P Benesch hondegs (single sign-on required). The following events will be held at St John British Mass Spectrometry Society National Alternatively, copies may be obtained from the Evangelist church, 109A Iffley Road. Lecture the Secretary to the Honorary Degrees More information and tickets: www.sje- Mike Morris, Waters Corporation Committee (tel: (2)80092, email: ellen. oxford.org/events or tel 01865 613507. 16 May: ‘Manipulating gas-phase ions’ [email protected]). The completed form should be sent to the Secretary to the 7 May: East Oxford Community Choir Silvia Vignolini, Cambridge Honorary Degrees Committee, University and Grenoble’s Interlude choir perform 30 May: ‘Cellulose photonics: from Offices, Wellington Square, or by email to Dvořák’s Stabat Mater nature to applications’ [email protected] by Friday, 10 May: Trevor Pinnock & Friends RSC AWARD MINI-SYMPOSIUM ON 6 May, under ‘Strictly Confidential’ cover. perform ‘Trios and solos by the most SURFACES AND INTERACTIONS While informal soundings within the fam’d masters’: Purcell, Corelli and The following symposium will be held on 10 University will often be desirable, every Handel June in PTCL Lecture Theatre. effort should be made to ensure that 11 May: Laura Cantrell and support: publicity is not at any stage given to Richard van Duyne, Northwestern singer-songwriter celebrates her 15-year any specific proposal for the conferral 2pm: ‘Single molecule chemistry at the relationship with the BBC of an honorary degree. All nominations nanometer to atomic length scale and will be considered in strict confidence 12 May: Ashley Riches, baritone, and picosecond to femtosecond time scale’ by the Honorary Degrees Committee, Emma Abbate, piano, perform ‘Sweet Susan Perkin which submits its report to Council at Love Remember’d’, a celebration in 2.45pm: ‘Ionic liquids: a challenge to our the beginning of Michaelmas term. After music of Shakespeare and his England. understanding of the liquid state’ discussion, Council will report back to Includes Nicola Lisle in conversation the Honorary Degrees Committee, which with composer Roxanna Panufnik Kenneth McKendrick, Herriot-Watt will arrive at a list of honorands to put to before the concert 4pm: ‘What can be learned by bouncing Congregation. gas-phase molecules off liquid surfaces?’ 13 May: ‘Music for a Summer Evening’ – The names of people on whom degrees Consortium Novum performs Delius, Jonathan Doye by diploma and honorary degrees have Grieg, Wagner and Elgar 4.45pm: ‘Modelling DNA self-assembly: recently been conferred may be found in the from duplexes to DNA origamis’ 14 May: Adderbury Ensemble directed 2015–16 University Calendar, pp540–543. by Mia Cooper, violin, with Viv McLean, Department of Earth Sciences This year’s honorands are: piano. Beethoven’s String Quintet and DEPARTMENTAL SEMINARS Vaughan Williams’s Piano Quintet Monsignor Professor Tomáš Halík The following seminars, part of the the Rt Hon Lord Mance 21 May: Ry-X – soft-spoken Australian departmental seminar series held at noon on Mr Pedro Almodóvar troubadour Fridays in the Lecture Theatre, Department Professor Paul Krugman of Earth Sciences, now have titles: Professor Kazuyo Sejima Exhibitions Dr Cornelia Bargmann Nick Butterfield, Cambridge Professor Mildred Dresselhaus St Stephen’s House 13 May: ‘Mixing it up in the Proterozoic: Sir Jonathan Ive oxygen, animals and marine ventilation’ SJE ARTS Ms Jessye Norman Sanjeev Gupta, Imperial Mr Arvo Pärt 7–15 May: Oxford Artweeks – 18 artists 10 Jun: ‘Curiosity’s geological exploration exhibit sculpture, ceramics, prints and of Gale crater, Mars’ paintings in SJE Arts Cloister Gallery, St John the Evangelist church 464 University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016

Eli Tziperman, Harvard Professor Bruce Remington, National Institutes, Centres and Museums 17 Jun: ‘Freezing! Snowball-Earth events: Ignition Laser Facility biologically induced initiation and ocean 29 Apr: ‘Frontier science on the National Research Laboratory for Archaeology circulation’ Ignition Facility’ and the History of Art

Mathematical Institute Professor Bill Dorland, Maryland DEPARTMENTAL RESEARCH SEMINARS 6 May: ‘ECHO, ECHo, Echo, echo… when MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY The following seminars will be given at 5pm echoes overwhelm Landau damping’ SEMINARS on Tuesdays in the Beckit Room, Centre for Professor Ian Shipsey the Environment. Convener: Dr M Dee The following seminars will be held at 2pm 20 May: ‘Bionic hearing: the science and on Fridays in Lecture Room 3, Mathematical Professor Dorian Fuller, UCL the experience’ Institute. Convener: Sara Jolliffe (cmb@ 3 May: ‘From domestication to global maths.ox.ac.uk) Lobanov-Rostovsky Lecture warming: the longue durée of Asian rice’ Professor Ray Pierrehumbert Dr Tomas Alarcon, Barcelona Professor Chris Gosden and Professor 27 May: ‘The origins and evolution of 29 Apr: ‘Gene regulatory systems under Mark Pollard exoplanet atmospheres and oceans’ epigenetic regulation: robustness, 10 May: ‘Is the universe sentient? And noise-enabled bifurcations and cellular Professor Swapan Chattopadhyay, Fermi what implications might this have for reprogramming’ National Accelerator Laboratory archaeology?’ 2.30pm, Thurs, 2 Jun, Dennis Sciama Professor Daan Frenkel, Cambridge Professor Siwan Davie, Swansea Lecture Theatre: ‘Accelerator Science 6 May: ‘Can puzzles self-assemble?’ 17 May: ‘Tephra constraints on rapid Program at the FAST/IOTA Complex at climate events’ Professor Darren Wilkinson, Newcastle Fermilab’ 13 May: ‘Bayesian parameter estimation New masters’ researchers Professor Swapan Chattopadhyay, Fermi for stochastic dynamic biological models’ 24 May: various titles National Accelerator Laboratory Professor Gesine Reinert 10 Jun: ‘Quantum sensors sans frontier’ Professor Edward Rhodes, Sheffield 20 May: ‘Alignment-free sequence and 31 May: tbc network comparison’ Medical Sciences Dr Hannes Schroeder, Copenhagen Professor Mauricio Barahona, London 7 Jun: ‘Into the great warm open: ancient Department of Experimental 27 May: ‘From ‘omics data to landscapes: DNA beyond the temperate frontier’ Psychology dimensionality reduction and clustering Dr Scott Blumenthal through geometric graphs’ DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR SERIES 14 Jun: ‘Early hominin environments in Dr Tatiana Márquez-Lago, Okinawa The following seminars will be given at noon east Africa’ 3 Jun: tbc on Thursdays in the Tinbergen Building. More information: www.psy.ox.ac.uk/ Colleges, Halls and Societies Professor Brian Wood, Oregon events. 10 Jun: ‘Does cell surface heterogeneity St John’s affect adhesion?’ Professor Sabine Bahn, Cambridge 5 May, Lecture Theatre C: ‘Biomarkers FOUNDER’S LECTURE Dr Vanessa Diaz, London for schizophrenia – from laboratory to 17 Jun: tbc Professor Sir Brian Harrison will deliver patient bedside’ the 2016 Founder’s Lecture at 5pm on Department of Physics Professor Martin E P Seligman, Zellerbach 12 May in the Auditorium. Admission free; COLLOQUIA Professor of Psychology, Pennsylvania, and all welcome. To register: [email protected]. Director, Penn Positive Psychology Center uk. The following colloquia will be given at 12 May, Lecture Theatre A: ‘Positive Subject: ‘The history of the future’ 3.30pm on Fridays in the Martin Wood psychology: measuring and building Lecture Theatre, Clarendon Laboratory, well-being in schools, corporations and except where noted. Tea served in the nations’ Common Room at 4.30pm. Conveners: J March-Russell, S Balbus, T Palmer, S Blundell University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016 465

Changes to Examination Regulations (c) clarification of arrangements Examinations for approval and submission of For the complete text of each regulation presubmitted essays and dissertations listed below and a listing of all changes and Boards MST IN ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY to regulations for this year to date, change of examination methods please see www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/ examinationregulations. MST IN SLAVONIC STUDIES deletion of obsolete reference Continuing Education Board MFA MSC IN APPLIED LANDSCAPE Examinations for the Degree of Doctor amendment to deadline for submission ARCHAEOLOGY of Philosophy of exhibition of work (a) to require electronic copy of dissertation FHS OF HISTORY OF ART (b) to include submission of log book as two new optional courses required element in assessment This content has been removed FHS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND (c) general updating as it contains personal LITERATURE information protected under the MST IN CREATIVE WRITING amendment to word count rules minor correction to numbering Data Protection Act. FHS OF CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND PGCERT IN HISTORICAL STUDIES ANCIENT HISTORY (a) reduction in dissertation word length revised word limit for site/museum (b) minor changes reports and optional theses

CERT OF HIGHER EDUCATION FHS OF CLASSICS AND ENGLISH (I) (a) addition of new main subject FHS OF CLASSICS AND ORIENTAL (b) to allow two qualifying courses to be STUDIES taken FHS OF LITERAE HUMANIORES revision to format of period papers in Humanities Board Literae Humaniores and associated joint MPHIL IN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL schools HISTORY FHS OF CLASSICS AND ENGLISH (II) MSC BY COURSEWORK IN ECONOMIC AND revision to wording for consistency with SOCIAL HISTORY Honour School of Literae Humaniores amendment to assignment deadline FHS OF EUROPEAN AND MIDDLE MPHIL IN GREEK AND/OR LATIN EASTERN LANGUAGES LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE (I) to remove the General Paper option revision to option paper content Examinations for the Degree of Master PHILOSOPHY IN ALL HONOUR MPHIL IN GREEK AND/OR LATIN of Science SCHOOLS (I) LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE (II) change to examination requirements change of set text PHILOSOPHY IN ALL HONOUR MPHIL IN GREEK AND/OR LATIN SCHOOLS (II) This content has been removed LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE (III) withdrawal of existing paper option as it contains personal abolition of paper PRELIMS IN HISTORY AND ECONOMICS MPHIL IN GREEK AND/OR ROMAN information protected under the new paper Data Protection Act. HISTORY MST IN GREEK AND/OR ROMAN HISTORY Medical Sciences Board removal of option FHS OF CELL AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY MPHIL IN PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGY (PART II) MST IN PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGY FHS OF MEDICAL SCIENCES rewording following a change in formal FHS OF NEUROSCIENCE (PART II) ownership of degrees (a) new regulations for candidates wishing to change title of coursework MST IN CHINESE STUDIES before submission change of degree title (b) minor amendments to simplify and MST IN GREEK AND/OR LATIN reduce length of regulations LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE Social Sciences Board (a) change of text for Latin Textual Criticism option HONOUR SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND (b) abolition of Theoretical Approaches MANAGEMENT to Classical Literature introduction of new option paper 466 University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016

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AUDIT AND SCRUTINY COMMITTEE Two members of Congregation elected by Congregation One member of Congregation elected by Congregation from among members of the Current/Retiring Member To hold faculties in the divisions of Humanities office until Elections 9 June and Social Sciences who shall not serve on Dr M D Chapman, Ripon College MT 2020 Council or on any committee which in the Cuddesdon Nominations for the elections below will view of Council has mainline executive Professor L J Gullifer, MT 2020 close at 4pm on 12 May. authority within the University, or hold any Harris Manchester office in the University or any college which Please note: in the tables provided below, involves executive authority Note: Further information on the committee the names listed under ‘Current/Retiring can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Member’ are simply those of the persons Current/Retiring Member To hold statutes/regulations/737-111.shtml. currently in office, whose terms of office are office until now coming to a close (thereby prompting For further information, please contact the Professor P N Mirfield, Jesus HT 2021 all the vacancies now advertised for Secretary ([email protected]). election); and the dates listed in the column For further information, please contact the COMMITTEE FOR THE RUSKIN SCHOOL ‘To hold office until’ indicate the terms of Secretary ([email protected]). OF ART office of the vacancies now advertised. CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY One person holding a teaching post in the Council LIBRARIES Ruskin School, who shall be elected by all One member of Congregation elected by One member of Congregation elected by those holding such posts except the Ruskin Congregation from members of the faculties Congregation Master of Drawing under arrangements in the divisions of Mathematical, Physical as per Council Regulation 19 of 2002, Current/Retiring Member To hold and Life Sciences and of Medical Sciences regulations 31–39 office until Current/Retiring Member To hold Current/Retiring Member To hold Canon Professor S R I Foot, MT 2020 office until office until Christ Church Professor R Hobbs, MT 2020 Professor B D Catling, Linacre MT 2018 For further information, please contact the Harris Manchester Secretary ([email protected]. For further information, please contact the One member of Congregation elected by uk). Secretary ([email protected]. Congregation from members of the faculties uk). NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE in the divisions of Humanities and of Social VISITATORIAL BOARD PANEL Sciences Two persons elected by and from Congregation Three persons elected by and from Current/Retiring Member To hold Congregation office until Current/Retiring Member To hold office until Current/Retiring Member To hold Professor S N MacFarlane, MT 2020 office until St Anne’s Dr Fernanda Pirie, St Cross MT 2019 Sir Andrew Dilnot, Warden of MT 2019 Dr C P Conlon, Oriel MT 2020 One member of Congregation, not Nuffield Mr J M Fopma MT 2020 necessarily being a member of any division Dr K J Morris, Mansfield MT 2020 and not in any case being nominated in a For further information, please contact the divisional capacity, elected by Congregation Administrative Secretary (thomas.hall@ Note: Further information on the board admin.ox.ac.uk). can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Current/Retiring Member To hold statutes/353-051a.shtml and www.admin. office until Other Committees and University ox.ac.uk/statutes/regulations/248-062. Bodies Professor J Michie, President of MT 2020 shtml. Kellogg VISITORS OF THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM For further information, please contact the Note: Full details of Council’s remit, One member of Congregation elected by Secretary ([email protected]). composition, functions and powers Congregation Divisional Boards can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ Current/Retiring Member To hold statutes/783-121.shtml. HUMANITIES BOARD office until Elected members of Council will ordinarily One person elected by and from among the Sir Mark Jones, St Cross MT 2018 be expected to serve on a small number of members of the Faculty of Classics other committees (typically between one Note: Further information on the Visitors Current/Retiring Member To hold and three, usually including at least one of can be found at: www.admin.ox.ac.uk/ office until the main committees of Council ie PRAC, statutes/regulations/489-112.shtml. GPC, Education Committee, Personnel Professor N Purcell, Brasenose MT 2020 Committee, Research Committee). University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016 467

One person elected by and from among the One person elected by and from among the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ENGLISH members of the Faculty of English Language members of the Faculty of Physics LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE and Literature Current/Retiring Member To hold Five persons elected by and from the Current/Retiring Member To hold office until members of the Faculty of English Language office until and Literature Professor N Thatte, MT 2020 Professor R Douglas-Fairhurst, MT 2020 Lady Margaret Hall Current/Retiring Member To hold Magdalen office until For further information, please contact the One person elected by and from among the Secretary ([email protected]). Dr S-M Evangelista, Trinity MT 2018 members of the Faculty of History Dr E L McAlpine, Keble MT 2018 SOCIAL SCIENCES BOARD Professor P D McDonald, MT 2018 Current/Retiring Member To hold Three persons elected on a rotational basis St Hugh’s office until by and from academic members of the Dr M N Mendelssohn, Mansfield MT 2018 Professor S Gunn, Merton MT 2020 following units of the division, with each Professor K E Shepherd-Barr, MT 2018 person serving a two year period of office: St Catherine’s One person elected by and from among the (i) the Department of Economics; (ii) the members of the Faculty of Medieval and For further information, please contact the Department of Education; and (iii) the Modern Languages Secretary ([email protected]). School of Geography and the Environment Current/Retiring Member To hold BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF HISTORY Current/Retiring Member To hold office until office until Five persons elected by and from among the Professor P Rothwell, St Peter’s MT 2020 members of the Faculty of History holding Dr P G Rice MT 2018 posts on the establishment or under the One person elected by and from among the Dr M Tsitiridou Evangelou MT 2018 aegis of the board members of the Faculty of Music Dr D Wojcik, St Peter’s MT 2018 Current/Retiring Member To hold Current/Retiring Member To hold For further information, please contact the office until office until Secretary ([email protected]). Dr A Gajda, Jesus MT 2017 Dr J E Stanyek, St John’s MT 2020 Faculty Boards Professor A F F Green, Brasenose MT 2017 One person elected by and from among the BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF CLASSICS Professor M Harrison, MT 2017 members of the Faculty of Oriental Studies Green Templeton Two persons elected by and from among Professor P J Hämäläinen, MT 2018 Current/Retiring Member To hold the members of the Subfaculty of Ancient St Catherine’s office until History Dr M Whittow, Corpus Christi MT 2018 Dr M Hillenbrand, Wadham MT 2020 Current/Retiring Member To hold For further information, please contact the office until One person elected by and from among the Secretary ([email protected]). members of the Faculty of Philosophy Dr R M Armstrong, St Hilda’s MT 2018 BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF LINGUISTICS, Professor I S Lemos, Merton MT 2018 Current/Retiring Member To hold PHILOLOGY AND PHONETICS office until One person elected by and from among Three persons elected by and from among the members of the Subfaculty of Classical Dr A Avramides, St Hilda’s MT 2020 the members of the Faculty of Linguistics, Languages and Literature Philology and Phonetics One person elected by and from among the Current/Retiring Member To hold members of the Faculty of Theology and Current/Retiring Member To hold office until Religion office until Dr P Probert, Wolfson MT 2018 Current/Retiring Member To hold Dr A Asudeh, Jesus MT 2018 office until For further information, please contact the Dr J M Fellerer, Wolfson MT 2018 Secretary ([email protected]). Dr E M Payne, St Hilda’s MT 2018 Professor H Najman, Oriel MT 2020 For further information, please contact the For further information, please contact the Secretary ([email protected]. Secretary ([email protected]. uk). uk).

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BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF ORIENTAL Notes: STUDIES Advertisements Nominations in writing for the elections on Three persons elected by and from among 9 June, by four members of Congregation the members of the Faculty of Oriental other than the candidate, will be received by Studies the Elections Office at the University Offices, Wellington Square, up to 4pm on 12 May. Current/Retiring Member To hold office until At least one nomination in respect of each candidate must be made on an official Mr D P Brookshaw, Wadham MT 2018 nomination form (available on www.admin. Professor M D Goodman, Wolfson MT 2018 Advertising enquiries ox.ac.uk/elections/forms/index.shtml). 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Current licence, so it is freely accessible to anyone Dr P A Lodge, Mansfield MT 2018 members seeking re-election are also with an ox.ac.uk email address. Find out more Dr R L Judson, Christ Church MT 2018 asked to check for specific restrictions on about ResearchProfessional.com, including Professor T Williamson, MT 2018 consecutive service. user guides and training sessions, on the New College Research Services website (www.admin.ox.ac. Candidates are invited to include with their uk/researchsupport/findfunding/rp). For further information, please contact the nomination forms a written statement of Secretary (rachel.sanders@philosophy. no more than 250 words, setting out their Research participants sought ox.ac.uk). reasons for standing and qualifications for BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY the office being sought. In the event of a Would you like to help test a new vaccine AND RELIGION contested election, these statements will for chickenpox? 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To find out more persons qualified to be Official Members as email: [email protected] or visit: per Regulation 10 of Council Regulations 19 www.trialspark.com/trials/ebl01. of 2002 We are looking for participants aged 60+ Current/Retiring Member To hold for a study investigating changes in attention office until and memory. We are particularly recruiting Dr S L T Apetrei, Keble MT 2018 participants who often feel worried and/or Professor M Chapman MT 2018 nervous. The study involves computer-based tasks and will take 4.5 hours over 2 days. You Dr M J Edwards, Christ Church MT 2018 will be reimbursed £8 ph plus travel expenses. Dr J D S Rasmussen, Mansfield MT 2018 If interested, please contact: sophie.raeder@ Dr W D Wood, Oriel MT 2018 new.ox.ac.uk or 01865 613197. Dr J Zachhuber, Trinity MT 2018 For further information, please contact the Secretary ([email protected]). University of Oxford Gazette • 28 April 2016 469

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