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The future of malaria vaccines: new study discovers how antibodies block malaria parasite growth

In an important discovery for the next generation of malaria vaccines, Pembroke Lecturer Dr Barney Williams and other Oxford researchers have identified how antibodies can be over 90% effective at preventing malaria parasites from growing.

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Professor Seena Fazel reappointed to IAPDC

Professor Seena Fazel, Senior Associate at Pembroke and Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at the University of Oxford, has been reappointed by the Deputy Prime Minister to the Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody (IAPDC).

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WildCRU Research Group Wins Vice Chancellor’s Award

The Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU), led by Pembroke Senior Research Fellow Professor Amy Dickman, has been recognised with the University of Oxford’s 2026 Vice Chancellor’s Making a Difference Globally Award.

Dr Elisabeth Kendall Interviewed on BBC Radio 4 and Swedish Television about Yemen, Geopolitics and Global Jihad

03 February 2017

She questions whether it is valid it is to call the conflict a “proxy-war” and discusses the controversial questions surrounding arms provision to Saudi Arabia.

Seventy Year 12 Students from London and the North West of England Visit Pembroke for Humanities & Theology Study Day

01 February 2017

Part of the OxNet access and outreach initiative, this was opening event of Pembroke's year-long Humanities course

Dr Valeria Rueda Receives Grant from John Fell Fund to Support New Research Project

27 January 2017

This early career grant will enable Dr Rueda to launch a research project that considers the consequences of early 20^th century missionary activity on the HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa.

Pembroke Undergraduate Rhiannon White Receives Prize from the Rank Prize Funds for Summer Research Internship

27 January 2017

Rent Cultures Network Screening: The Ladykillers (1955)

17 Jun 2026 17:30 - 19:30

The Rent Cultures Network is delighted to invite you to a free screening of Alexander Mackendrick’s The Ladykillers (1955) at the Pichette, followed by a discussion with Dr Chloë Pieters and Pembroke's own Professor Ushashi Dasgupta.