Academic promotions at The University of Nottingham

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Research and teaching excellence is to be recognised and rewarded at The University of Nottingham through this year’s round of academic promotions.

The University has appointed 24 new professors, 14 new Associate Professor Readers and 27 new Associate Professors from across its Faculties of Arts, Engineering, Social Sciences, Medicine and Health Sciences and Science.

The new promotions, which take effect from August 1 this year, underline the institution’s commitment to recognising the academic excellence of its staff.
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Promotions are based purely on the principle of merit and are decided by a Promotions Committee, with advice from an independent panel of external assessors.

The Vice-Chancellor Professor David Greenaway said: “As always, the process provides the Promotions Committee with real insight into the quality of work undertaken across all of our faculties. For me personally it is a great pleasure to see the level of support so many colleagues received in the expert evaluations provided by reviewers from the UK’s and world’s top Universities.

“I offer my warmest congratulations to all newly promoted staff and wish them well in building further career development on this progression.”

The full list of research and teaching promotions is as follows:

Research & Teaching Promotions 2010/11

Promotions to Chair (24)

Dr Y Yan, Department of Architecture & Built Environment — Chair in Thermofluids Engineering

Dr M Clark, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering — Chair in Applied Optics

Dr M Sumner, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering — Chair in Electrical Energy Systems

Dr DA Axinte, Department of Mechanical, Materials & Manufacturing Engineering — Chair in Manufacturing Engineering
Dr AA Popov, Department of Mechanical, Materials & Manufacturing Engineering — Chair in Engineering Dynamics

Dr MD Randall, School of Biomedical Sciences — Chair in Pharmacology

Dr CN Denning, School of Clinical Sciences (Stem) — Chair in Stem Cell Biology

Dr SR Johnson, School of Clinical Sciences (Therapeutics and Molecular Medicine) — Chair in Respiratory Medicine

Mr DN Lobo, School of Clinical Sciences (Gastrointestinal Surgery) — Chair in Gastrointestinal Surgery

Dr L Pang, School of Clinical Sciences (Respiratory Medicine) — Chair in Molecular Medicine

Dr DA Walsh, School of Clinical Sciences (Academic Rheumatology) — Chair in Rheumatology

Dr TJ Coleman, School of Community Health Sciences (Primary Care) — Chair in Primary Care

Dr MJ Dickinson, School of Biosciences (Plant & Crop Sciences) — Chair in Plant Pathology

Dr KD Sinclair, School of Biosciences (Animal Sciences) — Chair in Developmental Biology

Dr CJ Hayes, School of Chemistry — Chair in Organic Chemistry

Dr GM Hutton, School of Computer Science — Chair in Computer Science

Dr J Emsley, School of Pharmacy — Chair in Macromolecular Crystallography

Dr A Patane, School of Physics & Astronomy — Chair in Physics

Dr DI Harvey, School of Economics — Chair in Econometrics

Dr RA Kneller, School of Economics — Chair in Economics

Dr AJ Noyes, School of Education — Chair in Education

Dr G Battisti, Nottingham University Business School — Chair in the Economics of Innovation

Dr JJ Waring, Nottingham University Business School — Chair in Health Systems & Policy

Dr RN Wylie, School of Politics & International Relations — Chair in International Political History


Promotions to Associate Professor Reader (14)

Dr DWP Thomas, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering — Associate Professor and Reader in Electromagnetics Applications

Dr PJ Scotting, School of Biology — Associate Professor and Reader in Development and Cancer Biology

Dr NJ Raine-Fenning, School of Clinical Sciences (Nurture) — Associate Professor and Reader in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery

Dr W Zhang, School of Clinical Sciences (Academic Rheumatology) — Associate Professor and Reader in Musculoskeletal Epidemiology

Dr CAC Coupland, School of Community Health Sciences (Primary Care) — Associate Professor and Reader in Statistical Epidemiology

Dr A Fogarty, School of Community Health Sciences (Epidemiology and Public Health) — Associate Professor and Reader in Epidemiology

Dr J West, School of Community Health Sciences (Epidemiology and Public Health) — Associate Professor and Reader in Epidemiology

Dr ICW Hardy, School of Biosciences (Agricultural & Environmental Sciences) — Associate Professor and Reader in Animal Population Biology

Dr DJ Scott, School of Biosciences (Food Sciences) — Associate Professor and Reader in Physical Biochemistry

Dr W Winter, School of Mathematical Sciences — Associate Professor and Reader in Mathematics

Dr IW Lesanovsky, School of Physics & Astronomy — Associate Professor and Reader in Physics

Dr SL Morgan, School of Contemporary Chinese Studies — Associate Professor and Reader in Chinese Studies

Dr MP Montero, School of Economics — Associate Professor and Reader in Economics

Dr R Upward, School of Economics — Associate Professor and Reader in Economics


Promotions to Associate Professor (27)

Dr MJA Green, School of English Studies

Dr J Moran, School of English Studies

Dr RA Gaunt, School of History

Dr MA Bradley, School of Humanities (Classics)

Dr MR Hall, Department of Architecture & Built Environment

Dr C Gerada, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Dr C Klumpner, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Dr E Coyle, School of Clinical Sciences (Child Health)

Dr A Shams-Nateri, School of Clinical Sciences (Pre-Clinical Oncology)

Dr AM Ghaemmaghami, School of Molecular Medical Sciences

Dr KG Wooldridge, School of Molecular Medical Sciences

Dr MC Watson, School of Nursing, Midwifery & Physiotherapy (Nursing)

Dr RJ Windle, School of Nursing, Midwifery & Physiotherapy (Nursing)

Dr JM Brameld, School of Biosciences (Nutritional Sciences)

Dr BN Koleva, School of Computer Science

Dr BS Logan, School of Computer Science

Dr JW Aylott, School of Pharmacy

Dr AM Green, School of Physics & Astronomy

Dr I Notingher, School of Physics & Astronomy

Dr JS Sharp, School of Physics & Astronomy

Dr RA Wilke, School of Economics

Dr SJE Hall, School of Geography

Dr C Morris, School of Geography

Dr I Ronen-Mevorach, School of Law

Dr JHW Tan, Nottingham University Business School

Dr J Meyer-Sahling, School of Politics & International Relations

Dr RE Fyson, School of Sociology & Social Policy


Promotions to Principal Research Fellow (2)

Dr L Empringham, Faculty of Engineering (Electrical Systems & Optics)

Dr A Fahmi, Faculty of Engineering (Manufacturing)


Promotions to Lecturer (10)

Dr CS Buckland — Humanities (Classics)

Dr MP Eichhorn — Biology

Dr D Walker — Community Health Sciences (NIHR Research Design Service East Midlands)

Dr NJ Oldfield — Molecular Medical Sciences

Mrs K Welch — Nursing, Midwifery & Physiotherapy

Dr A Roshier — Veterinary Medicine & Science

Dr S Barton — Mathematical Sciences

Dr ON Makarovskiy — Physics & Astronomy

Ms AFV Smith — Education

Dr M Jones — Geography


Promotions to Senior Research Fellow (6)

Dr JL Martin — Engineering

Dr VJ Pinfield — Engineering

Dr X Ma — Engineering

Dr W Meredith — Engineering

Dr CD Hide — Engineering

Dr NW Roach — Psychology


Promotions to Research Fellow (1)

Dr TM McCauley — Community Health Sciences (Primary Care)


Promotions to Teaching Associate (1)

Dr GA Khan — Politics & International Relations

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Notes to editors: The University of Nottingham, described by The Sunday Times University Guide 2011 as ‘the embodiment of the modern international university’, has award-winning campuses in the United Kingdom, China and Malaysia. It is ranked in the UK's Top 10 and the World's Top 75 universities by the Shanghai Jiao Tong (SJTU) and the QS World University Rankings. It was named ‘Europe’s greenest university’ in the UI GreenMetric World University Ranking, a league table of the world’s most environmentally-friendly higher education institutions, which ranked Nottingham second in the world overall.

The University is committed to providing a truly international education for its 40,000 students, producing world-leading research and benefiting the communities around its campuses in the UK and Asia.

More than 90 per cent of research at The University of Nottingham is of international quality, according to the most recent Research Assessment Exercise, with almost 60 per cent of all research defined as ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’. Research Fortnight analysis of RAE 2008 ranked the University 7th in the UK by research power. The University’s vision is to be recognised around the world for its signature contributions, especially in global food security, energy & sustainability, and health.

May Fest 2011 is on Saturday May 7, 11am to 5.30pm, at The University of Nottingham.

The University is throwing open its doors to the community — with heaps of free activities for all ages. The Physics Buskers, thunder and lightning on demand and brain games. Get a glimpse of some of the amazing things that are happening on your doorstep. Visit: www.nottingham.ac.uk/mayfest

More news from the University at: www.nottingham.ac.uk/news 

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