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Student conductor scales new heights
Charlotte Corderoy, second-year Music student at Hertford, has been appointed as the new Music Director of Oxford University Philharmonia. As one of our two organ scholars at Hertford, Charlotte leads the musical life of...
New inflammation research published
Professor David Greaves’s research group at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology have published a new paper on human cannabinoid receptors. Our two cannabinoid receptors were first discovered 30 years ago ̵...
Summer Studentships launched
Applications for this year’s Summer Research Studentships are now open, giving Hertford students the opportunity to spend their summer undertaking a funded research project in Oxford. Three Studentships are availab...
Fan fiction impact award
The outreach work of Hertford Physics Lecturer, Dr Sam Henry, has been recognised with a University impact award. Sam’s work was celebrated at the University’s annual Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences ...
Brand-new video competition launched
Unsung Heroes of Science is a brand-new video competition for 16-18 year-olds, searching for the stories that have been left out of the textbooks. We all know the big names of science, but what about those who were worki...
Award-winning outreach
Last night we were thrilled to award the second annual Tanner Awards for outstanding contributions to outreach. The prizes recognise the hard work and commitment of our team of trained Student Ambassadors who support our...
Bruce takes on ‘Question Time’
Tonight sees Hertford alumna Fiona Bruce take the reins on Question Time, the BBC’s flagship current affairs programme. Fiona takes over the top job from David Dimbleby, who retires after 25 years in the chair, bec...
Socio-economic inequality fellowship
Economics Fellow Dr Teodora Boneva has been awarded a coveted Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship, giving her the opportunity to research socio-economic inequality. Teodora, who joined Hertford last year, was awarded a...
Could you survive a natural disaster?
How have natural disasters shaped our world, and how will we cope with them in the future? These are the big questions raised by the latest Oxplore topic, and answered by Hertford Engineer, Prof. Manolis Chatzis. When he...
DPhil success in Varsity rugby
Oxford’s win against Cambridge in yesterday’s Varsity Match at Twickenham was secured by Hertford student Tom Humberstone. Tom, who started a DPhil in Pharmacology at Hertford this year, was the match’s...