Principal Sir Nigel Shadbolt FRS FREng will be presenting the Sir Gareth Roberts Lecture at the University of Durham's Department of Physics on Wednesday 13 March.
Two Jesus College Fellows were interviewed on BBC Radio 4 last week: Katrin Kohl, Professor of German Literature, and Susan Doran, Professor of Early Modern British History. Both programmes are available online.
In this video, Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Principal of Jesus College, and Dr Jeni Tennison OBE talk about “flourishing in a data-enabled society”.
The College celebrates the International Women's Day by flying the Suffragette Flag and by holding events for College members throughout the Women's History Month.
The next exciting phase of development of Jesus College’s Northgate site begins this month, with work scheduled to start on site in early March. It is estimated that the entire scheme will take two years to complete.
Jesus College Fellow, Professor Donal Bradley, has been awarded the prestigious Jan Czochralski Award in recognition of his achievements in the field of Advanced Materials Science.
The Red Book of Hergest, Jesus's most important medieval Welsh manuscript, is on loan to the Bodleian Libraries until June.
Jesus College’s Chaplain, Revd Dr Megan Daffern, will be leaving at the end of Hilary Term 2019 to take up the post of Director of Ordinands and Vocations in the Diocese of Ely. Megan will be missed by everyone and we all wish her well for her exciting new role.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Dirk Van Hulle, Professor of English Literature at the University of Antwerp, as Professor of Bibliography and Modern Book History in the Faculty of English Language and Literature with effect from 1 October 2019, a post held in association with a Professorial Fellowship at Jesus.
The latest issue of the Jesus College Arts Magazine, featuring the work of the college's artists, is available for download.
Alex Tatomir, a first-year Jesus computer scientist, was a member of the team that achieved second place and a gold medal at the regional ACM programming contest.
Professor Patricia Clavin will speak about the 1918 Armistice on BBC Radio 4 on 14 November.