Bye-Fellows

  • Dr Edmund Birch
    Subject:
    French
    Email:
    eb375
    College Position:
    College Lecturer
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Faculty of Modern & Medieval Languages
    Research Interests:
    Research interests focus on the novel, the history of journalism, nineteenth-century politics and popular culture, and his work draws on a range of authors including Balzac, the brothers Goncourt and Maupassant
  • Mr Jon Bonsor-Matthews
    Subject:
    Engineering
    Email:
    jpm66
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in Engineering
    University Position:
    Teaching Associate in Computing
    University Department:
    Engineering
    Research Interests:
    Pedagogy of computing; how to teach responsible and effective use of using AI for code generation; how to teach advance programming debugging concepts.
  • Professor Uradyn Bulag
    Subject:
    Social Anthropology
    Email:
    ueb10
    College Position:
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Social Anthropology
    Research Interests:
  • Mr Richard Chapling
    Subject:
    Mathematics
    Email:
    rc476
    College Position:
    Teaching Bye-fellow in Mathematics
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
    Analysis of Partial Differential Equations, Mathematical Physics, History of Mathematics
  • Dr Alexander Cullen
    Subject:
    Email:
    alc210
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in Geography
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Dr Jonathan Duquette
    Subject:
    Sanskrit
    Email:
    jd861
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in South Asian Religions and Philosophies
    University Position:
    AHRC-funded Kaveri Delta project, Principal Investigator (FAMES), Affiliated Lecturer in Sanskrit (Divinity)
    University Department:
    Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
    Research Interests:
    My research interests include Sanskrit intellectual history, classical Indian philosophy, philosophy of religion and early modern India.
  • Dr Paul Elliott
    Subject:
    Biological Sciences
    Email:
    pe206
    College Position:
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Dr Sheila Flanagan
    Subject:
    Email:
    saf31
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow and Director of Studies in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Psychology
    Research Interests:
    Psychoacoustics, Cognitive Developmental Neuroscience
  • Dr Silvia González Jové
    Subject:
    Email:
    sg445
    College Position:
    Bye Fellow in Spanish
    University Position:
    Teaching Associate Lecturer in Spanish (Spanish and Portuguese Department, MML Faculty)
    University Department:
    Spanish and Portuguese Department, MML Faculty
    Research Interests:
    Language learning and teaching
  • Dr Will Hornett
    Subject:
    Email:
    wch26
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow
    University Position:
    Faculty Teaching Associate
    University Department:
    Faculty of Philosophy
    Research Interests:
    Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Action, Metaphysics
  • Dr Leonardo Impett
    Subject:
    Digital Humanities
    Email:
    li222
    College Position:
    Fellow in Digital Humanities
    University Position:
    University Assistant Professor
    University Department:
    English, Cambridge Digital Humanities
    Research Interests:
    Visual Culture, Computer Vision, AI
  • Dr Ellamae Lepper
    Subject:
    French
    Email:
    College Position:
    Stipendiary Bye-fellow in French
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
    Nineteenth-century French literature
  • Dr Rosie Lester
    Subject:
    Materials Science
    Email:
    rbal2
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in Materials Science
    University Position:
    Teaching Fellow and Head of Part I in Materials Science & Metallurgy
    University Department:
    Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy
    Research Interests:
    Biomaterials, Sustainability, and Polymers.
  • Dr Kai Liu
    Subject:
    Empirical Microeconomics
    Email:
    kl450
    College Position:
    University Position:
    University Associate Professor
    University Department:
    Faculty of Economics
    Research Interests:
    Labor Economics, Public Economics, Applied Microeconometrics, Economics of China
  • Ms. Anastasiia Lositskaia
    Subject:
    Email:
    al2208
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in Russian
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Slavonic Studies, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics
    Research Interests:
    Methods for the effective teaching of Russian grammar. Different approaches to language teaching.
  • Dr Samuel McDermott
    Subject:
    Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
    Email:
    sjm263
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow and Director of Studies in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
    University Position:
    Associate Teaching Professor and Programme Manager, EPSRC Sensor CDT
    University Department:
    Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
    Research Interests:
    Microscopy and laboratory automation
  • Dr Julia Riggs
    Subject:
    Email:
    jr393
    College Position:
    Veterinary Medicine
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Mr Chris Russell
    Subject:
    Email:
    cr732
    College Position:
    Bye Fellow
    University Position:
    Chief Operating Officer, UIS
    University Department:
    University Information Services
    Research Interests:
  • Dr Noel Rutter
    Subject:
    Email:
    nar20
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in Materials Science and Director of Studies
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Ms Miriam Schwarz
    Subject:
    Email:
    College Position:
    Bye-fellow in German
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics
    Research Interests:
    The Politics of Women's Friendships in Contemporary German and Anglophone Literature
  • Mr Matthew Smith
    Subject:
    Mathematics for Natural Sciences
    Email:
    mds51
    College Position:
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Dr Richard Watts
    Subject:
    Computer Science
    Email:
    [external email]
    College Position:
    Director of Studies in Computer Science
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Mr Steve Watts
    Subject:
    Email:
    sw235
    College Position:
    Director of Studies in Education
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
  • Dr Gareth Wilkes
    Subject:
    Mathematics
    Email:
    grw46
    College Position:
    Henry Beker Bye-Fellow and Director of Studies in Mathematics, Admissions Tutor
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics
    Research Interests:
    Group theory and geometry, Profinite groups and Random groups, History of Mathematics
  • Dr Peter Wilkinson
    Subject:
    Engineering
    Email:
    pjw79
    College Position:
    Bye-Fellow in Engineering
    University Position:
    University Department:
    Research Interests:
    Mechanical design, photonic systems and optical networking

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