Elephants’ heavy footsteps and their rumbling low-frequency calls are so powerful that they can create seismic waves—vibrations that travel through the ground and along its surface. As a result, elephants have evolved sensitivity to these ground-traversing sound waves, in part because it because it helps them communicate with one another across thousands of metres. The …
We are delighted to share the news that Prismatic Translation, edited by St Anne’s Fellow, Professor Matthew Reynolds, has been longlisted for the ESCL Excellence Award for Collaborative Research competition. Work on the book was supported by the AHRC-funded Creative Multilingualism programme and OCCT. The book explores prismatic modes of translation in ancient Egypt, contemporary Taiwan, twentieth-century …
We are delighted to announce that Dr Uta Balbier has been appointed as Tutorial Fellow in History at St. Anne’s, and will be joining us in Michaelmas. Uta Balbier is joining St. Anne’s from King’s College London where she has been a Senior Lecturer in Modern History since 2015. Before that she was the director …
Many congratulations to St Anne’s chef de partie, Claude Henry, who has received a silver award for his entry into the Salon Culinaire Lamb challenge. It’s an enormous achievement for Claude to receive such acknowledgment in an international competition — and a great boost to the profile of our excellent kitchen! Claude’s brief was to …
Professor Ruy Sebastian Bonilla Associate Professor of Materials and Fellow of St Anne’s College Email: sebastian.bonilla@materials.ox.ac.uk Tel: +44 1865 273654 Website/social media accounts: interface.materials.ox.ac.uk @bonillaruys Academic background Sebastian received a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Universidad de los Andes, Colombia, in 2008. He later interned for CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, 2008, and …