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Honorary Fellows of St John's College, Cambridge. The College Council may from time to time elect to an Honorary Fellowship any person distinguished for learning or public service. The following fifty-five individuals are our current Honorary

This evening is designed to welcome all the new Economists to college and to introduce them to their peers, and existing students.

Professor Duncan C McFarlane. College Lecturer in Engineering, Professor of Industrial Information Engineering. Research interestsDistributed automation strategies in the industrial supply chain. Determining the impact of Radio Frequency

The theme of our Sunday sermon series this term is 'Kingdom Values.' : Reconciliation, Peace, Love, Generosity, Mercy, Hope, Justice & Inclusivity. Each Sunday guest preachers will explore a dimension of Jesus’s teaching on the values of the

Professor Deborah Howard. Professor Emerita of Architectural History, Formerly Head of Department of History of Art. SpecialisationArchitecture & History of Art. Research interestsThe art and architecture of Venice and the Veneto; Renaissance

Dr Rebecca Shercliff. Research interestsMy research centres on medieval texts and their development in the context of their social, historical and literary background, with a particular focus on producing new editions

NMR – New Music Room 1. st. Court. MLT - Main Lecture Theatre - Old Divinity School. ... The Committee. Get Involved! If you would like to see something musical in college that isn't yet happening, or if you would like to set up a new college ensemble,

Dr Carmen Olmedilla Herrero. College Teaching Associate, Director of Studies in Spanish , Acting Director of Studies in Portuguese. History and Modern Languages. SpecialisationSpanish; translation. Research interestsI teach Spanish language and

Regular Tutorial Times. Prof Andy Woods is available to see his tutorial students in his room, G3 Second Court, most days. For a meeting you should e-mail him suggesting one or two possible times when you are free: aww1@cam.ac.uk. Ideal times for

Professor Hugh R Matthews. College Lecturer and Director of Studies in Physiology & Organisms, University Professor in Sensory Physiology, Director of Studies in Physiology of Organisms. SpecialisationPhysiology. Research interestsPhototransduction

Professor Eric Miska. Director of Studies in Molecular Biology, Herchel Smith Professor of Molecular Genetics. Natural Science (Biological). Office: M3 Second Court. Further information. Get in touch. Information. 2024 St John's College Cambridge,

Office: E11 New Court. Get in touch. Information. 2024 St John's College Cambridge, Registered Charity Number 1137428.

Office: E3 New Court. Get in touch. Information. 2024 St John's College Cambridge, Registered Charity Number 1137428.

Tutorial Times. If you would like to discuss a tutorial matter with Professor Simons, please email him directly or contact Charlie Whitaker, Academic Administrator. Get in touch. Information. 2024 St John's College Cambridge, Registered Charity

Dr Christiana Scheib. SpecialisationAncient DNA. Research interestsThe intersection in human health between diet, genes and disease. Population genetics, ancient DNA, ancient proteins, pathogens. Office: A20 Cripps. Further information. Get in

Search. The Society. The Palmerston Society is the college's society for students of the Human, Social and Political Sciences Tripos. It is named after the last of the four prime ministers St John's College gave Great Britain, Lord Palmerston. Our

the New York Public Library 2018-2019 – has been published in 2022 with New York University Press. ... Poet, essayist, reviewer and editor, Vona's work has recently appeared in New York Review of Books, L.A.

Dr Mark Nicholls. Research interestsElizabethan and early-Stuart government and politics. Conspiracies, including the Gunpowder Plot. Treason trials. Sir Walter Raleigh. The history of the British Army. Office: I4 First Court and Library. Telephone:

SpecialisationInorganic Chemistry. Research interestsSynthesis and characterisation of new porous materials for gas separation and storage, and new magnetic materials. ... Synthesis in superheated liquids. Office: A10 New Court. Further information.

Office: A5c New Court. Telephone: 37711. Further information. Get in touch.

Dr Sylvana P Tomaselli. Tutor for Postgraduates, Sir Harry Hinsley Lecturer in History, Fellow, Tutor, Director of Studies in History and HSPS, College Lecturer in History and HSPS, Affiliated Lecturer in History and Human, Social and Political

SpecialisationGenetics. Research interestsBasis of common and rare genetic diseases; population and evolutionary genetics; using genetics to find new drug targets. ... Office: E11 New Court. Telephone: 38670. Further information. Get in touch.

Development of computer-based, interactive teaching resources. Office: I11 New Court. Telephone: 61024.

Search. Award Details. The Hawks' Club Award is open to any athlete, male or female, who is in statu pupillary. The awards are made on the basis of potential or established financial need. Applying. Applications should address the following

Research interestsSustainable concrete infrastructure, strength assessment of existing reinforced concrete structures, the use of new materials in construction and the creation of innovative structural solutions. ... Office: I8 b&c New Court. Telephone:

SpecialisationPhysiology. Office: E7a New Court. Telephone: 38767. Further information.

Office: I13 New Court. Telephone: 67938. Further information. Get in touch.

Professor Tuomas P J Knowles. College Lecturer in Nanoscience. Natural Sciences (Physical). SpecialisationNanoscience. Office: A22 Cripps. Telephone: 38637. Further information. Get in touch. Information. 2024 St John's College Cambridge, Registered

Office: I4 New Court (shared). Telephone: 68192. Further information.

SpecialisationAnatomy. Office: E10b New Court. Further information.

SpecialisationApplied Mathematics. Research interestsFluid Dynamics and Oceanography. Office: E12b New Court.

SpecialisationEconomics of Developing Countries. Office: E12a New Court. Further information. Get in touch.

Research interestsEighteenth-and nineteenth-century opera, Mozart and Rossini, textual criticism, genre. Office: I10 New Court.

Professor Malcolm Schofield. Emeritus Professor of Ancient Philosophy, College Supervisor in Ancient Philosophy. Research interestsHas interests in a broad range of subjects within ancient Greek and Roman philosophy. Author (with G.S. Kirk and J.E.

By the mid-19. th. century, the College had expanded across the River Cam, with the construction of its famous Bridge of Sighs and New Court (1826-31). ... In 2012, the refurbished Old Divinity School opposite the Great Gate opened for use, following an

SpecialisationLatin literature. Research interestsLatin literature, especially satire. Office: 18a New Court.

Dr Jules O'Dwyer. Research interestsJules 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

Dr Martin Richards. College Lecturer in Computer Science, Retired University Senior Lecturer in Computer Science. Research interestsProgramming Languages, Compiling techniques, Data Structures and Algorithms. Office: F1 Second Court (shared).

Office: i7 New Court. Telephone: 38607. Further information.

SpecialisationAfrican History. Research interestsResearch in African History. Office: I1 New Court.

Office: A5b New Court. Telephone: 38788. Further information.

Office: A5a New Court. Telephone: 38677. Further information.

The. Chaplain. supports the College Tutors who are the primary point of pastoral care for the 900 Junior members of the College (undergraduates and research students). The Chaplain is available to everyone in College – Fellows, Students and Staff.

Office: I4 New Court (shared). Telephone: 68192. Further information.

Dr Joana Meier. College Research Associate. Natural Science (Biological). SpecialisationZoology. Research interestsI am Group Leader at the Tree of Life Programme at the Wellcome Sanger Institute and a Branco Weiss Fellow at the Zoology Department

Office: E5b New Court. Telephone: 38738. Further information.

Office: E11a New Court. Telephone: 38682. Further information. Get in touch.

Office: I12 New Court. Telephone: 46957. Further information.

Dr Helen E Watson. Tutor, College Lecturer in Anthropology, Director of Studies in HSPS, Formerly University Lecturer in Anthropology. Human, Social and Political Sciences (HSPS). SpecialisationAnthropology. Research interestsAnthropology of war and

Office: A6 New Court. Telephone: 65624. Further information. Get in touch.