Titles of distinction awarded by the University of Oxford
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The University of Oxford introduced Titles of Distinction for senior academics in the 1990s. These are not established chairs, which are posts funded by endowment for academics with a distinguished career in British and European universities. However, since there was a limited number of established chairs in these universities and an abundance of distinguished academics it was decided to introduce these Titles of Distinction. 'Reader' and the senior 'Professor' were conferred annually.
In the 1994–95 academic year, Oxford's Congregation (the university's supreme governing body) decided to confer the titles of Professor and Reader on distinguished academics without changes to their salaries or duties;[1] the title of professor would be conferred on those whose research was "of outstanding quality", leading "to a significant international reputation". Reader would be conferred on those with "a research record of a high order, the quality of which has gained external recognition".[2] This article provides a list of people upon whom the University of Oxford has conferred the title of professor.
In July 1996, the University announced it had appointed 162 new Professors and 99 Readers as part of this move.[3] In January 2001, Congregation's Personnel Committee recommended that the process for awarding titles of distinction should continue biennially,[4] and in October 2001, details of the application process for the 2001–02 academic year were published to that effect, meaning the next awards would be made in October 2002.[5] Awards were then made in 2004, 2006 and 2008. In 2005, a special task force was set up to report back to the University Council about career progression for academics. It made its recommendations in April 2010, when it was decided that the title of Reader should be discontinued and that the title of Professor should continue to be awarded biennially.[6] These measures were given effect by the Vice-Chancellor in May 2010. The next round of awards would be made after Trinity term 2011, but were awarded retrospectively (from October 2010);[7] the names of that cohort were announced in January 2012. The next set of awards were made in 2014,[8] and further sets have been made annually since.
2024
The following were awarded the title of Professor in September 2024:[9]
Tarik Abou-Chadi, Professor of European Politics
David Alonso, Professor of Astrophysics
Brian Angus, Professor of Medicine (PoP)
Tal Arnon, Professor of Cellular Immunology
Andrew Atherstone, Professor of Modern Anglicanism
Marko Bacic, Professor of Engineering Science
Oliver Bannard, Professor of Adaptive Immunity
Edwin Barasa, Professor of Health Economics
Julien Berestycki, Professor of Probability and Statistics
Ronald Bertus Geskus, Professor of Medical Statistics
Corneliu Bjola, Professor of Digital Diplomacy
Philip Burnet, Professor of Neuroscience
Fabrizio Caola, Professor of Physics
Robert Carlisle, Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Stephanie Dakin, Professor of Musculoskeletal Sciences
Georgios Deligiannidis, Professor of Statistics
Nele Demeyere, Professor of Neuropsychology
Christiane Dolecek, Professor of Global Health
Daniel Eakins, Professor of Engineering Science
Jan Fellerer, Professor of Slavonic Languages
Pieter Francois, Professor of Cultural Evolution
Elizabeth Gemmill, Professor of Medieval Economic and Social History
Fanni Gergely, Professor of Human Cell Biology
Paul Goulart, Professor of Engineering Science
Catherine Green, Professor of Clinical Biomanufacturing
Ivona Hideg, Professor of Organisation Studies
Felix Hofmann, Professor of Engineering Science
David Humphreys, Professor of Social Policy Evaluation
Fadi Issa, Professor of Translational Immunology
Neil Ketchley, Professor of Politics
Yasmin Khan, Professor of Modern History
Moritz Kraemer, Professor of Epidemiology and Data Science
Jamie Lachman, Professor of Child and Family Global Health
Benn Lawson, Professor of Operations Management
Regent Lee, Professor of Interdisciplinary Innovations
Stuart Lee, Professor of English Literature
Ming Lei, Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology
Sheraz Markar, Professor of Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery
Liliana Minichiello, Professor of Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
Brent Mittelstadt, Professor of Data Ethics and Policy
Juthathip Mongkolsapaya, Professor of Viral Immunology
Eve Morisi, Professor of Literatures in French and Political Humanities
Mavuto Mukaka, Professor of Medical Statistics and Epidemiology
Trevor Mutton, Professor of Teacher Education
Vlad Mykhnenko, Professor of Geography and Political Economy
Vidit Nanda, Professor of Mathematics
Edward Nye, Professor of French
Jill O’Reilly, Professor of Psychology/Computational Cognitive Neuroscience
David Preiss, Professor of Metabolic Medicine and Clinical Trials
Carlo Rinaldi, Professor of Molecular and Translational Neuroscience
Damian Robinson, Professor of Maritime Archaeology
Lothar Schermelleh, Professor of Bioimaging
James Sheppard, Professor of Applied Health Data Science
Justin Sirignano, Professor of Mathematics
Adrianne Slyz, Professor of Astrophysics
Katherine Southwood, Professor of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
Richard Stevens, Professor of Medical Statistics
Alan Strathern, Professor of Global History
Catherine Swales, Professor of Medical Education (PoP)
Laura Swift, Professor of Greek
David Taylor, Professor of English
Walter Taylor, Professor of Tropical Medicine
Maya Tudor, Professor of Politics and Public Policy
Rachel Upthegrove, Professor of Psychiatry
Clare Verrill, Professor of Cellular Pathology and Artificial Intelligence
Katy Vincent, Professor of Gynaecological Pain
Merryn Voysey, Professor of Statistics in Vaccinology
Robert Weatherup, Professor of Energy Materials
Claire Williams, Professor of Brazilian Literature and Culture
Mungo Wilson, Professor of Financial Economics
David Withers, Professor of Experimental Cancer Immunology
Elizabeth Wonnacott, Professor of Language Science
William Wood, Professor of Philosophical Theology
Lucy Wooding Kostyanovsky, Professor of History
Francesco Zanetti, Professor of Economics
Michael Zimmermann, Professor of Human Nutrition
2023
The following were awarded the title of Professor in September 2023:[10]
Uta Balbier, Professor of Modern History
Clare Bankhead, Professor of Epidemiology and Research Design
Christian Becker, Professor of Reproductive Sciences
Amin Benaissa, Professor of Papyrology
Maria Blanco, Professor of Spanish American and Comparative Literature
Heather Bouman, Professor of Biogeochemistry
Christian Brand, Professor of Transport, Energy and Climate Change
Harvey Burd, Professor of Engineering Science
Sandie Byrne, Professor of English
Francois Caron, Professor of Statistics
Sonya Clegg, Professor of Evolutionary Ecology
Sue-Ann Clemens, Professor of Global Health and Clinical Development
The following were awarded the title of Professor by the University in 2008:[22]
J.H. Alexander, BA Princeton, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Commonwealth Studies
J.M. Armitage, B.Sc. MB BS Lond, FFPH UK, FRCP Lond: Professor of Clinical Trials and Epidemiology
R.M. Ballaster, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Mansfield College: Professor of Eighteenth Century Studies
S.D. Biller, BA Michigan, MS Ph.D. California, Fellow of Mansfield College: Professor of Particle Physics
A. Blakeborough, MA Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Engineering Science
K.M. Blundell, MA Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of St John's College: Professor of Astrophysics
N. Bostrom, BA Göteborg, MA Stockholm, Ph.D. Lond, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of Applied Ethics
C.D. Brewer, MA D.Phil. Oxf, MA Toronto, Fellow of Hertford College: Professor of English Language and Literature
N. Brockdorff, B.Sc. Sus, Ph.D. Glas: Professor of Biochemistry
K.W. Burton, Ph.D. Lond: Professor of Earth Sciences
J. Cartwright, BCL MA Oxf, Student of Christ Church: Professor of the Law of Contract
H. Chapel, MA MD Camb, FRCP, F.R.C.Path., Fellow of Somerville College: Professor of Clinical Immunology
J.S. Coleman, BA D.Phil. York, Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of Phonetics
M.J. Collins, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of University College: Professor of Mathematics
A.M. Cooper-Sarkar, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of St Hilda's College: Professor of Particle Physics
R.S. Crisp, B.Phil. MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of Moral Philosophy
D.W. M Crook, MB B.Ch. Witwatersrand: Professor of Microbiology
R.J.O. Davies, BM DM S’ton, FRCP Lond, Fellow of Hertford College: Professor of Respiratory Medicine
A.F. Deighton, MA Dip.Ed. Oxf, MA Ph.D. R’dg, Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of European International Politics
S.E. Dopson, B.Sc. Ph.D. Leic, M.Sc. Lond, MA Oxf, Fellow of Green Templeton College: Professor of Organisational Behaviour
S.S. Douglas-Scott, BA LL.M. Lond, Dip.Law City, Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall: Professor of European and Human Rights Law
S.R. Duncan, MA Camb, M.Sc. Ph.D. Lond, Fellow of St Hugh's College: Professor of Engineering Science
J.J. Edelman, B.Comm. Murdoch, B.Ec. LL.B. Western Australia, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Keble College: Professor of the Law of Obligations
D.F. Feeny, BA Oxf, MBA Harvard, Fellow of Green Templeton College: Professor of Information Management
P. Ferreira, Lic Lisbon, Ph.D. Imp Lond, Fellow of Oriel College: Professor of Astrophysics
G.D. Flood, BA MA Ph.D. Lanc, Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of Hindu Studies and Comparative Religion
B. Frellesvig, MA Ph.D. Copenhagen, Fellow of Hertford College: Professor of Japanese Linguistics
E.F. Garman, B.Sc. Durh, D.Phil. Oxf: Professor of Molecular Biophysics
C.R. Goding, B.Sc. Leeds, Ph.D. CNAA: Professor of Oncology
V. Gouverneur, BA M.Sc., Ph.D. Louvain, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Chemistry
C.A. Greenhalgh, B.Sc. M.Sc. Lond, MA Oxf, Ph.D. Princeton: Fellow of St Peter's College: Professor of Applied Economics
E. Higginbottom, MA Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of New College: Professor of Choral Music
I.M. Hook, MA Ph.D. Camb, Student of Christ Church: Professor of Astrophysics
S.M. Hooker, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Atomic and Laser Physics
H.B. Hotson, BA MA Toronto, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of Early Modern Intellectual History
J. Hyman, B.Phil. MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Queen's College: Professor of Aesthetics
H. Jones, F.Inst.P, C.Eng., C.Phys.: Professor of Condensed Matter Physics
S. Knapp, Ph.D. Karolinska Institute: Professor of Structural Biology
K.M. Kohl, BA MA Ph.D. Lond, MA CNAA, Fellow of Jesus College: Professor of German Literature
S.M. Lea, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Brasenose College: Professor of Chemical Pathology
K.J. Leeder, BA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of New College: Professor of Modern German Literature
I.S. Lemos, BA Athens, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Classical Archaeology
J.C. Lennox, MA Ph.D. Camb, MA D.Phil. Oxf, MA Surrey, D.Sc. Wales, Fellow of Green Templeton College: Professor of Mathematics
S.P. Llewelyn, BA Ph.D. Sheff, M.Sc. Leeds, Fellow of Harris Manchester College: Professor of Clinical Psychology
G. Lowe, BA M.Sc. D.Phil., Oxf, Fellow of St Catherine's College: Professor of Computer Science
A. Lukas, B.Sc. Dipl Wuppertal, Ph.D. Munich, Fellow of Balliol College: Professor of Theoretical Physics
L.E. Maguire, BA Ph.D. Lond, MA Birm, Shakespeare Institute, Fellow of Magdalen College: Professor of English Literature
K. Mayhew, M.Sc. Lond, MA Oxf: Professor of Education and Economic Performance
P.R.A. McGuinness, BA Camb, MA York, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of French and Comparative Literature
L. McNay, BA MA Sus, Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of Somerville College: Professor of the Theory of Politics
E.J.C. Mellor, B.Sc. Manc, Ph.D. R’dg, Fellow of Queen's College: Professor of Biochemistry
R.S.R. Mitter, MA Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of the History and Politics of Modern China
S.J. Mulhall, BA D.Phil. Oxf, MA Toronto, Fellow of New College: Professor of Philosophy
I.J. Neary, BA Sheff, D.Phil. Sus, Fellow of St Antony's College: Professor of the Politics of Japan
K. Nicolaïdis, Ph.D. Harvard, Fellow of St Antony's College: Professor of International Relations
J.R. Ockendon, BA D.Phil. Oxf: Professor of Mathematics
U.C.T. Oppermann, B.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D. Marburg, Associate Professor, Karolinska Institute: Professor of Molecular Biology
J. Pallot, BA Leeds, Ph.D. Lond, Student of Christ Church: Professor of the Human Geography of Russia
L.L. Peers, BA Trent, MA Winnipeg/Manitoba, Ph.D.
F. Pezzella, MD Rome: Professor of Tumour Pathology
A. Phelan, MA Ph.D. Camb, MA Oxf, Fellow of Keble College: Professor of German Romantic Literature
F.M. Platt, B.Sc. Lond, Ph.D. Bath, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Biochemistry and Pharmacology
A.J. Pollard, B.Sc. MB BS Ph.D. Lond, DIC, MRCP, FRCPCH, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of Paediatric Infection and Immunity
D.M. Pyle, MA Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of Earth Sciences
J. Radcliffe Richards, BA Keele, B.Phil. Oxf, MA Calgary: Professor of Practical Philosophy
R.D. Rogers, BA M.Sc. Lond, MA Oxf, Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of Jesus College: Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
M.F.S. Rushworth, BA D.Phil. Oxf: Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
S.W. Saunders, MA Oxf, Ph.D. Lond, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Philosophy of Physics
R.L. Saxton, B.Mus. D.Mus. Oxf, MA Camb, FGSM, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Composition
L.M. Scott, BA MA Ph.D. Texas, MBA SMU, Fellow of Green Templeton College: Professor of Marketing
M.P. Searle, B.Sc. Wales, Ph.D. Open, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Earth Sciences
D.J. Siveter, B.Sc. Ph.D. Leic, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of Earth Sciences
F.J. Stafford, BA Leic, M.Phil. D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Somerville College: Professor of English Language and Literature
T.P. Stern, MA Oxf, Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of University College: Professor of Early Modern Drama
M.J. Stevens, MA M.Sc. M.Phil. D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Lincoln College: Professor of Economics
J.M. Sykes, BA MA Ph.D. Camb, Fellow of Mansfield College: Professor of Materials
S.A.G. Talmon, LL.M. Camb, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Habil Tübingen, Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of Public International Law
R.A. Taylor, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Queen's College: Professor of Condensed Matter Physics
N. Thatte, B.Tech. Bombay, MS Ph.D. Berkeley, Fellow of Keble College: Professor of Astrophysics
I.P. Thompson, B.Sc. Ph.D. Essex: Professor of Engineering Science
C. Trifogli, BA Pisa, Ph.D. Milan, Fellow of All Souls College: Professor of Medieval Philosophy
H.A. Viles, MA Camb, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Biogeomorphology and Heritage Conservation
A.M. Volfing, MA D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Oriel College: Professor of Medieval German Studies
A. Watson, BA M.Sc. Open, D.Phil. Oxf, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Mathematics Education
S.M. Watt, B.Sc. New England, Ph.D. Melbourne: Professor of Haematology
M.S. Williams, B.Sc. Ph.D. Brist, MA Oxf, Fellow of New College: Professor of Engineering Science
G. Yassin, B.Sc. M.Sc. Hebrew University Jerusalem, Ph.D. Keele, Fellow of Hertford College: Professor of Astrophysics
2006
The following were awarded the title of Professor by the University in 2006:[23]
G. Abramson, MA, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of Hebrew and Jewish Studies
D.M. Anderson, MA, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of African Politics
C. Baigent, BM, B.Ch., MA, Fellow of Green College: Professor of Epidemiology
A. Battacharya, Senior Research Fellow in Engineering and Continuing Education: Professor of Engineering Science with effect from 1 October 2006
H. Becher: Professor of Cardiac Ultrasound
E.K. Bikoff: Professor of Mammalian Genetics
W.J. Blair, MA, Fellow of Queen's College: Professor of Medieval History and Archaeology
A.T. Boothroyd, MA, Fellow of Oriel College: Professor of Physics
S. Bright, BCL, MA, Fellow of New College: Professor of Land Law
P. Brocklehurst, MA status: Professor of Perinatal Epidemiology
M. Brouard, MA, Fellow of Jesus College: Professor of Chemistry
H.R. Brown, MA, Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of Philosophy of Physics
A.H. Buchanan, MA, Fellow of St Hilda's College: Professor of Social Work
C.P. Buckley, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Balliol College: Professor of Engineering Science
J.V. Byrne, MA status: Professor of Neuroradiology
J. Caplan, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Antony's College: Professor of Modern European History
R.D. Caplan, MA, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of International Relations
G. Capoccia, MA, Fellow of Corpus Christi College: Professor of Comparative Politics
B. Casadei, MA status: Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine
A. Cavalleri, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Physics
D.O.M. Charles, B.Phil., MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Oriel College: Professor of Philosophy
Z. Chen: Professor of Epidemiology
R.J. Cornall, BM, B.Ch., MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Corpus Christi College: Professor of Immunology
N. Cronk, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Edmund Hall: Professor of French Literature
J. Cross, MA, Student of Christ Church: Professor of Musicology
M. Dalrymple, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Linguistics
B.G. Davis, BA, D.Phil., Fellow of Pembroke: Professor of Chemistry with effect from 10 May 2006
S. Das, MA, Fellow of Exeter College: Professor of Earth Sciences
J.W.M. Davies, MA, Fellow of Kellogg College: Professor of Software Engineeting
N.P.J. Day, BM, B.Chi., DMr: Professor of Tropical Medicine
L. Dreyfus, MA, Fellow of Magdalen College: Professor of Music
F.P.E. Dunne, MA, Fellow of Hertford College: Professor of Engineering Science
S.J. Elston, MA status, Fellow of St John's College: Professor of Engineering Science
T.A.O. Endicott, MA status, M.Phil., D.Phil., Fellow of Balliol College: Professor of Legal Philosophy
F.H.L. Essler, MA, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Physics
M. Fafchamps, MA, Fellow of Mansfield College: Professor of Development Economics
J.C.T. Fairbank, MA Status: Professor of Spinal Surgery
J. Farrar, D.Phil.: Professor of Tropical Medicine
E.V.K. FitzGerald, MA, Fellow of St Antony's College: Professor of International Development
E.V. Flynn, MA, Fellow of New College: Professor of Mathematics
R. G. Foster: Professor of circadian Neuroscience
J. Fox, Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Engineering Science: Professor of Engineering Science with effect from 1 January 2007
D. Gaffan, MA: Professor of Behavioural Neuroscience
D. Gauguier: Professor of Mammalian Genetics
P.D. Giles, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of American Literature
M.H. Goldsmith, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Worcester College: Visiting Professor of Computing Science
P.J.R. Goulder: Professor of Immunology
K. Graddy, MA, Fellow of Exeter College: Professor of Applied Economics
J.F. Gregg, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Magdalen College: Professor of Physics
T.C. Guilford, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Animal Behaviour
S. Gupta, MA, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Theoretical Epidemiology
H. Hamerow, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of Archaeology
M.W. Hankins: Professor of Visual Neuroscience
C.K. Harley, MA, Fellow of St Antony's College: Professor of Economic History
S. Harper, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Nuffield College: Professor of Gerontology
M. Harrison, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Green College: Professor of the History of Medicine
G.M. Henderson, MA, Fellow of University College: Professor of Earth Sciences
S.P. Hesselbo, MA, Fellow of St Peter's College: Professor of Stratigraphy
D.M. Hodgson, MA, Fellow of Oriel College: Professor of Chemistry
J.C.N. Horder, BCL, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Criminal Law
C.J. Howgego, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of Greek and Roman Numismatics
W.S. James, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Brasenose College: Professor of Virology
A. Jefferson, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of New College: Professor of French Literature
T.J. Jenkinson, MA, M.Phil., D.Phil., Fellow of Keble College: Professor of Finance
J. Johns, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of the Art and Archaeology of the Islamic Mediterranean
J.A. Jones, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Brasenose College: Professor of Physics
P. Kennedy, MA status, Fellow of Harris Manchester College: Professor of Clinical Psychology
Y.F. Khong, MA, Fellow of Nuffield College: Professor of International Relations
A.I. Kirkland, Fellow of Linacre: Professor of Materials (Image Analysis) with effect from 1 October 2005
P. Klenerman, BM, B.Ch., D.Phil., Fellow of Brasenose College: Professor of Immunology
A.M. Korsunsky, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Trinity College: Professor of Engineering Science
D. Kramkov, Professor of Mathematical Finance with effect from 1 January 2007
H. Kraus, MA, Fellow of Corpus Christi College: Professor of Physics
M. Lackenby, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Catherine's College: Professor of Mathematics
J.A. Langdale, MA, Fellow of Queen's College: Professor of Plant Development
M. Leigh, MA, Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of Classical Languages and Literature
G.R. Lock, MA status, Fellow of Kellogg College: Professor of Archaeology
E. Macaro, MA, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Applied Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition
J. McDonagh, MA, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Victorian Literature
G.A.T. McVean, MA, Fellow of Linacre: Professor of Statistical Genetics with effect from 1 October 2006
J.A. Mee, MA, Fellow of University College: Professor of English Literature of the Romantic Period
P. Mitchell, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Hugh's College: Professor of African Archaeology
R. Mott: Professor of Bioinformatics and Statistical Genetics
P. Mountford, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Edmund Hall: Professor of Chemistry
L.C. Mugglestone, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Pembroke College: Professor of History of English
K.A. Nation, Fellow of St John's College: Professor of Experimental Psychology
A.C. Nobre, MA, Fellow of New College: Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
F. Nosten: Professor of Tropical Medicine
R. Patient: Professor of Developmental Genetics
P. Podsiadlowski, MA, Fellow of St Edmund Hall: Professor of Physics
H.A. Priestley, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St Anne's College: Professor of Mathematics
J. K.-H. Quah, MA, Fellow of St Hugh's College: Professor of Economic Theory
C.B. Ramsey, MA, D.Phil.: Professor of Archaeological Science
J.V. Roberts, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Criminology
S.G. Roberts, MA, Fellow of St Edmund Hall: Professor of Materials
E.J. Robertson, MA: Professor of Developmental Biology
C.F. Robinson, MA, Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of Islamic History
P.F. Roche, MA status, Fellow of Hertford College: Professor of Physics
F.D. Rueda, MA, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Comparative Politics
S. Sarkar, MA, Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Physics
D. Sarooshi, Fellow of Queen's College: Professor of Public International Law
Q.J. Sattentau, MA, Fellow of Magdalen College: Professor of Immunology
E. Savage-Smith, MA status, Fellow of St Cross College: Professor of the History of Islamic Science
A.D. Scott, Fellow of Merton College: Professor of Mathematics
C.J. Spence, MA, Fellow of Somerville College: Professor of Experimental Psychology
C.R. Stone, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Somerville College: Professor of Engineering Science
P.H. Taylor, MA, Fellow of Keble College: Professor of Engineering Science
D.A. Terrar, MA, Fellow of Worcester College: Professor of Cardiac Electrophysiology
A.L.R. Thomas, MA, Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall: Professor of Biomechanics
M. Van De Mieroop, Fellow of Wolfson College: Professor of Assyriology
F. Varese, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Linacre College: Professor of Criminology
J. Welsh, M.Phil., MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Somerville College: Professor of International Relations
M.C. Whitby, MA status: Professor of Molecular Genetics
S.D. Whitefield, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Pembroke: Professor of Comparative Russian and East European Politics and Societies with effect from 1 July 2006
S.J. Whittaker, BCL, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of St John's College: Professor of European Comparative Law
K.J. Willis, MA, Fellow of Jesus College: Professor of Long-Term Ecology
T. Witelski, Fellow-elect of St Catherine's: Professor of Applied Mathematics with effect from 1 August 2007
J. Wright, MA, D.Phil., Student of Christ Church: Professor of International Relations
R. Zetter, MA, Fellow of Green College: Professor of Refugee Studies with effect from 1 October 2006
J. Zielonka, MA, Fellow of St Antony's College: Professor of European Politics
A.A.S. Zuckerman, MA, Fellow of University College: Professor of Civil Procedure
2004
The following were awarded the title of Professor by the University in 2004:[24]
Dr H. L. Anderson, Keble College: Professor of Chemistry
Dr D. G. Andrews, Lady Margaret Hall: Professor of Physics
Mr T. Z. Aziz: Professor of Neurosurgery
Dr R. N. E. Barton, Hertford College: Professor of Archaeology
Dr D. M. W. Beeson: Professor of Neuroscience
Dr S. Bhattacharya: Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine
Dr R. Bicknell: Professor of Cancer Cell Biology
Dr S. J. Blundell, Mansfield College: Professor of Physics
Mr E. L. Bowie, Corpus Christi College: Professor of Classical Languages and Literature
Mr A. Briggs, St Edmund Hall: Professor of Private International Law
Dr M. Brown, St Peter's College: Professor of Musculoskeletal Science
Mr M. J. Clarke: Professor of Clinical Epidemiology
Dr S. J. Davis: Professor of Molecular Immunology
Dr J. Day, Lady Margaret Hall: Professor of Old Testament Theology
Dr T. J. Donohoe, Magdalen College: Professor of Chemistry
Dr J. A. Endicott, St Cross College: Professor of Structural Biology
Dr T. Enver: Professor of Molecular Haematology
Dr M. Farrall, Keble College: Professor of Cardiovascular Genetics
Dr P. R. Franklin, St Catherine's College: Professor of Music
Dr L. Fugger: Professor of Clinical Immunology
Mr T. Garton Ash, St Antony's College: Professor of European Studies
Dr D. J. Gavaghan, New College: Professor of Computational Biology
Mr G. Gibbs: Professor of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Dr V. A. Gillespie, St Anne's College: Professor of English Language and Literature
Dr P. Glasziou, Kellogg College: Professor of Evidence-based Medicine
Dr C. H. Gosden, St Cross College: Professor of Archaeology
Dr C. R. M. Grovenor, St Anne's College: Professor of Materials
Professor K. Gull, Lincoln College: Professor of Molecular Microbiology
Dr S. J. Gurr, Somerville College: Professor of Molecular Plant Pathology
Dr P. A. Handford, St Catherine's College: Professor of Biochemistry
Dr S. J. Harrison, Corpus Christi College: Professor of Classical Languages and Literature
Dr K. O. Hawkins, Oriel College: Professor of Law and Society
Dr K. J. Humphries, All Souls College: Professor of Economic History
Dr P. T. Ireland, St Anne's College: Professor of Engineering Science
Dr D. G. Jackson: Professor of Human Immunology
Dr P. Jeavons, St Anne's College: Professor of Computer Science
Dr A. Jephcoat: Visiting Professor of Earth Sciences
Dr T. Key: Professor of Epidemiology
Dr A. J. King, Merton College: Professor of Neurophysiology
Dr D. W. Macdonald, Lady Margaret Hall: Professor of Wildlife Conservation
R.C. Turner, MA, Fellow of Green College: Professor of Medicine
M.A. Vaughan, MA, Fellow of Nuffield: Professor of Commonwealth
M.R. Vaughan-Lee, MA, D.Phil., Student of Christ Church: Professor of Mathematics
A.J. Ware, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Worcester: Professor of Politics
A. Watts, MA, Fellow of St Hugh's: Professor of Biochemistry
R.P. Wayne, MA, Student of Christ Church: Professor of Chemistry
A.J. Wilkie, MA, Fellow of Wolfson: Professor of Mathematical Logic
M. Williams, MA, Fellow of Oriel: Professor of Geography
T. Wilson, MA, D.Phil., Fellow of Hertford: Professor of Engineering Science
N.J. White, MA status: Professor of Tropical Medicine
K.J. Wood, MA status, D.Phil.: Professor of Immunology
J.F. Wordsworth, MA, Fellow of St Catherine's: Professor of English Language and Literature
D.A. Wyatt, MA, Fellow of St Edmund Hall: Professor of Law
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