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Prof Jane Langdale named ‘Oxford Changemaker’ in Ashmolean Exhibition
Current student breaks three University powerlifting records
A sense of accomplishment
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The Crown of Life: choir CD Launch Concert
What’s for lunch?
- Soup, salads, sandwiches, pasta and sauces,
jacket potatoes and fillings
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Goan Monkfish Curry
Lemon & Curry Leaf Rice, Coconut Flatbread,
Pickled Red Onion
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Warm Banana & Jaggery Crumble
Cinnamon, Ginger, Coconut Cream
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Goan Tofu Curry,
Lemon & Curry Leaf Rice, Coconut Flatbread,
Pickled Red Onion
As the first recipient of the Old Member-funded Accomplishment Scholarship funded by The Accomplishment Trust, Isaac is already demonstrating the impact of postgraduate support at Queen’s.
Reading for a Master’s in History, Isaac is researching student culture in late Victorian Oxford, using student magazines to uncover how earlier generations shaped their place within the University.
“Without this support I would not have been able to accept my offer… Having the costs of my course met has enabled me to commit myself completely to my studies.”
From archival research to conversations within a close-knit graduate community, Isaac reflects on the freedom the scholarship has made possible, and on why independent research matters.
Read his story: ow.ly/GGuX50YnXrA
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“Wonderfully terrifying.”
That’s how second-year Music student Tom Constantinou describes conducting Sondheim’s ‘Company’ at the Oxford Playhouse this January.
From leading a 14-piece jazz band in the pit to navigating the acoustics of a professional theatre, all while balancing an Oxford degree, Tom shares his experience and tells us how singing in the Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford helped prepare him.
Read Tom’s story. 🎼✨ ow.ly/n07o50Yej28
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Senior Research Fellow Dr Frances Reynolds and former Queen's Research Fellow Dr Selena Wisnom (now Lecturer in the Heritage of the Middle East at the University of Leicester) appeared on BBC Radio 4’s ‘In Our Time’ this morning discussing the Code of Hammurabi which made such an impression in Mesopotamia that it was copied and shared for a millennium after his death: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002r4v1.
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Could neutrinos change the future of dark matter research? ⚛️
In the latest episode of 'Even Bananas', Fellow in Physics Dr Kirsty Duffy is joined by dark matter hunter Dr Kimberly Palladino to tackle one of the biggest mysteries in modern physics.
Dark matter remains elusive but as experiments become more sensitive, neutrinos may start to interfere, creating a “neutrino fog” that could reshape how scientists search for answers.
'Even Bananas' breaks down cutting-edge physics with clarity and a sense of fun.
🎥 Watch the new episode on YouTube: ow.ly/pXaZ50Y9eSI
#Neutrinos #DarkMatter #PhysicsPodcast #EvenBananas #ScienceCommunication #PhysicsResearch #ModernPhysics #PhysicsForEveryone #PhysicsatOxford ... See MoreSee Less