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New Study by Pembroke Lecturer Explores Use of Gender-Inclusive Language in Healthcare

A new study, co-authored by Pembroke Stipendiary Lecturer in Medicine Dr Jack Amiry, examines how O&G clinicians and learners in a UK teaching hospital understand and use gender-inclusive language, revealing how this varies across generations and hierarchical levels. 

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Pembroke Lecturer’s Paper Selected as Editor’s Choice in Physical Review Letters

Research by Pembroke Stipendiary Lecturer Dr Diprajan Chatterjee has recently been published in the prestigious journal Physical Review Letters. Titled ‘Emergence of a Fluctuating Ground State in Y-Kapellasite under Pressure’, Dr Chatterjee’s paper is an important step in understanding quantum magnetism and quantum interactions in materials under pressure. 

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Pembrokians Represent Oxford at the 2026 Boat Races

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For the first time in nine years, Oxford claimed victory in the 80th Women’s Boat Race this April, with an excellent performance from Pembrokian and seasoned Boat-Race-rower Annie Anezakis (2023, Graduate Entry Medicine) as bow seat. In her fourth and final Boat Race, Annie, together with her teammates, dominated The Championship Course, beating Cambridge by three lengths in front of cheering crowds.

Annie Anezakis at the Boat Race

 

"I was incredibly proud to be part of the winning Women’s Blue Boat in the 2026 CHANEL J12 Boat Race," shared Annie. "It was my fourth Boat Race, after three losses. Trying again in the face of repeated defeat isn’t easy. It forces you to confront self-doubt, but also gives you the chance to build resilience. I was fortunate to see it through with the support of an exceptional group of teammates and coaches. Forever proud to be Dark Blue."

Oxford Women's Eight at the Boat Race

 

With six students and an alumnus racing, as well as alumnus Ciarán Hayes umpiring the Men’s race, the 2026 Boat Race saw a strong Pembrokian presence across the board. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of our students and alumni for their determination and involvement in this year’s races.

Many congratulations to Annie Anezakis who rowed in the Women’s Blue Boat as well as Amelia Mills (2025, DPhil Biology) and Katie Doig (2024, History and Politics) who were both in the Women’s Reserves. In the men’s races, warm congratulations go to Alex Underwood (2022, Engineering Science) who represented the Dark Blues in the Men’s Blue Boat, Karol Roman (2025, DPhil Engineering Science) who was in the Men’s Reserves, Kurtis Roethlisberger (2025, MBA) in the Men’s Spare Four and Nikolai Juraschko in the Men’s Lightweights.

Congratulations to the Dark Blues!