Diana Berruezo-Sánchez (Career Development Fellow in Spanish) has been awarded a John Fell Small Grant for the organisation of an international and interdisciplinary research workshop, From Presence to Action: Black Africans’ Agency in Early Modern Spain.
Professor Alexandra Gillespie, who was Bradley Maxwell Junior Research Fellow in English at Balliol 2000-2003, has been appointed vice-president and principal of the University of Toronto Mississauga.
The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada has announced the appointment of Andrew Little (Balliol 1991) as a Judge of the Federal Court of Canada.
See a round-up of recent COVID-19 research and publications by Balliol people.
Tyler VanderWeele (George Eastman Visiting Professor) has been awarded an honorary degree by the Catholic University of America in recognition of his ‘ongoing efforts to serve vulnerable populations and develop a fuller understanding of the factors that contribute to human flourishing’.
Professor Jin-Chong Tan (Fellow and Tutor in Engineering Science) has been awarded a European Research Council Proof of Concept Grant to develop a revolutionary portable luminescent sensor.
Professor Deepak Nayyar (Balliol 1967 and Honorary Fellow) has been appointed Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Institute of Development Studies.
See a round-up of recent COVID-19 research and publications by Balliol people.
Helen Gittos (Associate Professor, Colyer-Fergusson Fellow and Tutor in Early Medieval History) has been awarded a one-year Leverhulme Research Fellowship.
Robin Choudhury (Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow and Research Fellow in Biomedical Sciences) and Calliope Dendrou (Sir Henry Dale Fellow and Research Fellow in the Sciences) have been awarded funding by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative for projects investigating single cell sequencing in inflammation.
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