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7 July 2025
Catz Hosts the 8th Annual Henfrey Prize for Composition
The final concert of the 2025 Henfrey Prize for Composition took place on Friday, 13th June. The annual Henfrey Prize for …
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1 February 2018
Eleanor Stride
Professor Eleanor Stride
I currently lecture in Mathematics for first year Engineering Science students and in Nanotechnology and Drug Delivery for DPhil Students in the Centre for Doctoral Training in Healthcare Innovation in addition to supervising third and fourth year and Masters student projects.
28 January 2018
Alexander Teytelboym
Dr Alexander Teytelboym
My main research interests lie within market design (e.g. matching markets and auctions) and network economics. I am also interested in the applications of economic theory to many policy areas, including environment, energy, and refugee resettlement.
24 January 2018
Jim Thomson
Dr Jim Thomson
I teach all aspects of organic chemistry for Prelims, Part IA and Part IB, in the first three years of the Oxford MChem course; I also supervise Part II students who wish to undertake a research project in synthetic organic chemistry in their fourth year.
21 January 2018
Philip Torr
Professor Philip Torr
I studied Pure Mathematics at Southampton University, and first came to Oxford to do my DPhil in the Department of Engineering on automated understanding of images (‘Computer Vision’) – this is a topic that has fascinated me ever since.
18 January 2018
Laura Tunbridge
Professor Laura Tunbridge
I teach nineteenth- and twentieth-century music history and analysis at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Current lecture courses include Richard Strauss and the Representation of Women, The String Quartet after Beethoven, Lieder in Theory and Practice, and Musical Thought and Scholarship.
3 January 2018
David Womersley
Professor David Womersley
I lecture widely across the period 1509-1832: recent courses include Shakespearean Tragedy, Swift, Defoe, Four Types of Gothic, English Literature and the French Revolution, and The Dunciad and its Enemies. I do not give undergraduate tutorials.