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@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialHow does vision loss affect our body clock? 👁️🕰️
Join Professor Russell Foster to explore how light regulates our circadian rhythms, the impact of ocular disease, and exciting new research.
📅 29 October, 5.30pm
📍 The Hub, Kellogg College
🎟️ Free and open to all
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialWhere has human agency gone, and can we get it back?
Join our newest Bynum Tudor Fellow, Dr Margaret Heffernan, for her inaugural lecture at Kellogg, exploring uncertainty, technology and our capacity to shape the future.
Book your tickets ➡️ www.kellogg.ox.ac.uk/events/beyon...
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialWho truly benefits from AI, and who gets left behind? 🧬🖥️
Join us for our annual Black History Month Lecture with Landé Belo, Group Legal Director at Kantar, exploring AI through the lens of race, fairness and inclusion.
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialHow can we create a more accessible and inclusive University community for people with visual impairment?
Join Helen Young and Professor Susan Downes at Kellogg College for a conversation on accessibility, student support and removing barriers to participation.
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialWe are delighted to announce that Dr Margaret Heffernan has been elected to a Bynum Tudor Fellowship, the highest honour Kellogg College can bestow.👏
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialLast night, we welcomed international scholars and practitioners for the Fourth Annual Rutgers-Oxford Employee Ownership Research Conference.
The evening featured the Robert Oakeshott Lecture and saw David Ellerman named winner of the 2026 Nigel Mason Award. 👏
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialWe’re pleased to share that Kellogg Fellow Professor Laurent Servais is leading a major national trial investigating newborn screening for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA).
@kelloggoxford.bsky.socialWe are delighted to celebrate four Kellogg Fellows who have been awarded the title of full professor in the University of Oxford’s 2026 Recognition of Distinction exercise. 🎓 👏
Congratulations to Debbie Hopkins, David Mills, Catia Nicodemo and Koen Pouwels!
