We would like to welcome the following individuals, who joined the Fellowship in 2024-25. Our new Fellows come from a variety of disciplines, offering fresh expertise to our Keble community.

An innovative programme of vaccine research co-led by Professor Daniela Ferreira receives £118 million to bring together AI technology and medical science in order to transform our understanding and design of vaccines.

The stained-glass windows of Keble Chapel have recently undergone a major conservation project and have now been reinstalled, restored to their former 150-year-old glory.

We are delighted to honour Gardens Assistant Steve Beasley on his remarkable six decades of service to Keble and reflect on the impact he has made on the College community over the years.

A new £3 million project backed by the Faraday Institution will be led by Keble Fellow Professor Robert House, aiming to revolutionise lithium-ion battery cathode technology.

As part of our continued efforts to reduce our carbon emissions, Keble partnered with Better Reuse to run a refuse collection at the end of the academic year, finding new homes for students’ unwanted items.

Earlier in the year, Keble hosted a Complexity Cluster workshop, bringing together mathematicians from a wide range of research areas to share their work.

Excellent Teacher Awards for Dr Martin Gillies and Professor Robert Klose; Recognition of Distinction for Keble Computer Science Fellow, Professor Alfonso Bueno-Orovio; Former Warden Public Service Milestones.