Open Menu Search form News News The list was updated Dr Andrew Creagh awarded the IET Healthcare Technologies Award Dr Andrew Creagh awarded the IET Healthcare Technologies Award Dr Andrew Creagh awarded the IET Healthcare Technologies Award Dr Creagh was credited for his work developing smartphone-based technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) strategies for patient monitoring in healthcare settings. Immersive Storytelling with Anthony Geffen Immersive Storytelling with Anthony Geffen Immersive Storytelling with Anthony Geffen This year, St Cross students were given unparallel access to one of the world’s leading documentary filmmakers and a pioneer in multiplatform storytelling, Anthony Geffen. St Cross-Clare Hall Discussion Panel On "Fifty Shades Of Grey Matter" St Cross-Clare Hall Discussion Panel On "Fifty Shades Of Grey Matter" St Cross-Clare Hall Discussion Panel On "Fifty Shades Of Grey Matter" The panel comprised two St Cross Fellows and two Clare Hall Fellows, who spoke on their brain-related research followed by a Q&A with the audience. Samantha Vanderslott publishes study on differences in childhood vaccination policies worldwide Samantha Vanderslott publishes study on differences in childhood vaccination policies worldwide Samantha Vanderslott publishes study on differences in childhood vaccination policies worldwide The paper outlines a comprehensive database analysis of mandatory childhood vaccination policies in 149 countries across five WHO regions In Memoriam: Dr Richard C. Repp In Memoriam: Dr Richard C. Repp In Memoriam: Dr Richard C. Repp The College is deeply saddened to announce the death of Honorary Fellow, and former Master, Dr Richard (Dick) Cooper Repp. Woodwind Concert by the Crosswinds Woodwind Concert by the Crosswinds Woodwind Concert by the Crosswinds The Crosswinds played across the classical woodwind repertoire including pieces from two popular operas and solo pieces for the flute with the concluding piece being a vibrant finale played by the whole nonet In Memoriam: Donald S. Richards In Memoriam: Donald S. Richards In Memoriam: Donald S. Richards The College is deeply saddened to announce the death of Emeritus Fellow Donald Sidney Richards. The future of feminist foreign policy with alumna Kristina Lunz The future of feminist foreign policy with alumna Kristina Lunz The future of feminist foreign policy with alumna Kristina Lunz She gave fascinating insights into building a feminist start-up and changing the status quo of foreign policy. Dr Betty Raman leads new study on potential treatment for fatigue in long COVID patients Dr Betty Raman leads new study on potential treatment for fatigue in long COVID patients Dr Betty Raman leads new study on potential treatment for fatigue in long COVID patients Fatigue and muscle weakness are among the most commonly reported symptoms in long COVID patients. Virtual Gospel Concert by Resounding Harmonies Virtual Gospel Concert by Resounding Harmonies Virtual Gospel Concert by Resounding Harmonies Resounding Harmonies comprises Michelle Parris, Kathy McLeish and Sophie Harriot, who between them have over 30 years' experience of singing as solo artists and in gospel choirs. Former Fellow Professor Grace Wahba honoured with IMS lectureship and award Former Fellow Professor Grace Wahba honoured with IMS lectureship and award Former Fellow Professor Grace Wahba honoured with IMS lectureship and award Professor Grace Wahba is known as one of the outstanding statisticians of our age. Alumna Zhanet Zaharieva and team raise £2 million in pre-seed funding to innovate the security of encryption keys Alumna Zhanet Zaharieva and team raise £2 million in pre-seed funding to innovate the security of encryption keys Alumna Zhanet Zaharieva and team raise £2 million in pre-seed funding to innovate the security of encryption keys Quantum dice aims to secure a connected future by leveraging integrated photonics technology to develop the world’s first compact and continuously self-certifying Quantum Random Number Generator for encryption and cybersecurity. Dr Ho-Yin Mak elected a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute Dr Ho-Yin Mak elected a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute Dr Ho-Yin Mak elected a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute Thirty-three University of Oxford researchers from 14 departments have been named Turing Fellows for the 2021-2022 academic year Professor James Pettifer explores the role of lakes in Macedonian history in new book Professor James Pettifer explores the role of lakes in Macedonian history in new book Professor James Pettifer explores the role of lakes in Macedonian history in new book Drawing from oral testimonies and attentive to the construction of national histories, the book considers how the development of international borders, movement of people and role of national identities within imperial borderlands shaped Macedonia Tristan Alphey elected an Early Career Member of the Royal Historical Society Tristan Alphey elected an Early Career Member of the Royal Historical Society Tristan Alphey elected an Early Career Member of the Royal Historical Society Tristan's research is on early medieval nicknames in England c.410 to c.1066. In Memoriam: Alan Jones In Memoriam: Alan Jones In Memoriam: Alan Jones The College is deeply saddened to announce the death of Founding Fellow, and First Vice-Master, Professor Alan Jones. Martyna Syposz publishes paper on the effects of light pollution on seabirds Martyna Syposz publishes paper on the effects of light pollution on seabirds Martyna Syposz publishes paper on the effects of light pollution on seabirds The study provides first experimental evidence that adult shearwaters are repelled by light pollution. Dr Katharine Scott publishes new book Dr Katharine Scott publishes new book Dr Katharine Scott publishes new book The book, written with Dr Christine Buckingham, gives a detailed account of excavations that extended over ten years at Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, following the discovery of a mammoth tusk in 1989. Professor Matthew Snape's study on mixing COVID-19 vaccines further expanded Professor Matthew Snape's study on mixing COVID-19 vaccines further expanded Professor Matthew Snape's study on mixing COVID-19 vaccines further expanded The study is expected to provide crucial information on the range of options for immunising teenagers against COVID-19 in the UK. St Cross Fellows Dan Hicks and Rana Mitter contribute to new book: 'What is History, Now?' St Cross Fellows Dan Hicks and Rana Mitter contribute to new book: 'What is History, Now?' St Cross Fellows Dan Hicks and Rana Mitter contribute to new book: 'What is History, Now?' The book covers topics such as the history of racism and anti-racism, queer history, the history of faith, the history of disability, environmental history, escaping imperial nostalgia, hearing women's voices and 'rewriting' the past. Professor Sir Andrew Pollard on preparation for future pandemics Professor Sir Andrew Pollard on preparation for future pandemics Professor Sir Andrew Pollard on preparation for future pandemics In an interview with Channel 4 News, St Cross Fellow Professor Sir Andrew Pollard commented on the importance of creating a plague vaccine and preparation for future pandemics HAPP Lecture on "The Martian - Science Fiction and Science Fact" HAPP Lecture on "The Martian - Science Fiction and Science Fact" HAPP Lecture on "The Martian - Science Fiction and Science Fact" NASA Chief Scientist Dr Jim Green gave an expansive review of the science behind Ridley Scott's award-winning film, The Martian, which was based on Andy Weir's bestselling book of the same title Dr Keren Papier publishes largest review to date on the link between meat intake and risk of heart disease Dr Keren Papier publishes largest review to date on the link between meat intake and risk of heart disease Dr Keren Papier publishes largest review to date on the link between meat intake and risk of heart disease The research team have conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of the prospective evidence to date, including thirteen cohort studies involving over 1.4 million people Alumna Professor Anne Haour elected a Fellow of the British Academy Alumna Professor Anne Haour elected a Fellow of the British Academy Alumna Professor Anne Haour elected a Fellow of the British Academy Anne Haour is a Professor in the Arts and Archaeology of Africa at the University of East Anglia 1 2 3 … 8 next last Copyright © 2021 St Cross College Oxford 61 St Giles Oxford OX1 3LZ Michaelmas Term 2021 Term Calendar Contact College Publications ‘Global Postdoctoral Research Program for International Business Administration’ College Policies & Documents Privacy Statement Website Accessibility Statement Accessibility at St Cross powered by OXFORD MOSAIC