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Academics & Research
Pembroke Fellows and academics are involved in a wide range of research in Oxford University departments, as well as across disciplines in College. Areas of expertise within the current Tutorial Fellowship range from the use of language to the chemical biology of carbohydrates and proteins, and from the impact of civil rights movements to the psychology of colour perception.
In addition to being a place where inter-disciplinary projects emerge and take shape (such as exploring what animal behaviour and mobile robotics experts can learn from each other), Pembroke is home to research groups, such as the Changing Character of War Programme , the Quill Project and the Ordered Universe Project.
The Fellows are the College's trustees and academic Fellows are leading researchers, most of whom also teach undergraduates. They are supported by a team of lecturers and junior academic staff.
Pembroke is proud to be home to several research groups, including the Changing Character of War Programme (CCW), the Quill Project and the Ordered Universe Project.
Professor Ben Davis has been elected for his outstanding contributions to advancing medical science and cutting edge research discoveries.
This Professorship contributes to the intellectual life of the college through seminars, public lectures and curriculum development relating to politics.
Stanley Ho Junior Research Fellow, Dr Christopher Foster, recently completed a successful project in Yumen, western Gansu province, China, with the generous support of grant from The UCCL.
These lectures commemorate former United States Senator J. William Fulbright, alumnus of Pembroke College, Oxford and founder of one of the most prestigious international education awards programs in the world: The Fulbright Program.