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Queen’s now
Prof Karen Leeder wins the Griffin Poetry Prize
Layer by layer: making ideas visible
Prof Robert Taylor retires
Miles with meaning: 4 ultra-marathons in 3 days for MND research
Teaching Fellowship in Economics
What’s for lunch?
- Soup, salads, sandwiches, pasta and sauces,
jacket potatoes and fillings, Local Vegetables
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Chalk stream trout croquettes
with Dill hollandaise
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Apple sultana Pie and Cream
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Herb roasted celeriac with curry leaf dukkha
🎓 After 35 years at Queen’s, Professor Robert Taylor is retiring
As Fellow in Physics since 1990, Prof Taylor has left a lasting mark on the College and the field: from lasers and quantum computing to unforgettable open day demonstrations (liquid nitrogen ice cream, anyone?). We asked him to reflect on how Physics, Queen’s, and his own career have evolved over the decades.
🔗 Read the full interview: ow.ly/GIN950WbrLu
📷 Matt Shaw
#PhysicsAtQueens #RobertTaylor #PhysicsatOxford #StudentLifeOxford #ScienceInspiration #LaserPhysics #AccessToOxford ... See MoreSee Less
👑 A royal engagement that could have changed the world…
In 1934, the proposed union between a Japanese noblewoman and an Ethiopian nobleman made global headlines and sparked dreams of a radical “non-white alliance.”
In a fascinating new interview, DPhil candidate Federica Costantino unpacks the history, politics, and unrealised potential of this moment as she tells us about her article published recently in 'Modern Asian Studies'.
🔗 Read the interview: www.queens.ox.ac.uk/blog/a-royal-engagement-that-challenged-colonisation/
#HistoryMatters #ModernAsianStudies #RoyalHistory #TransnationalHistory ... See MoreSee Less
Artist and linguist Susan Diab (Modern Languages, 1982) reflects on bridging the gap between intellect and creativity and how she brings together her art practice with her background in Modern Languages.
In our latest blog, she shares the thinking behind 'Palimpself', a richly layered exhibition inspired by Annie Ernaux, and the journey from language to sculpture, memory to material. Discover how Susan’s work brings translation and memory into visual form, and how this commission felt like an act of love.
🔗 ow.ly/oxUP50W8jLy
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From Westgate to Westminster 🏃🏃🏃
They did it! Congratulations to Harry, Jack, and Tom on completing their phenomenal challenge to run four ultramarathons in three days to raise funds and awareness for Motor Neurone Disease Association.
🔗Read their story: ow.ly/4z4B50W6WQ0
#mndawareness #ultramarathon #charityrun #fundraisingchallenge #endurancerunning ... See MoreSee Less