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Welcoming New Fellows
The Reverend Nevsky Everett
Chaplain
Nevsky Everett comes to Keble after three years as curate of the parish of Norton, Letchworth. He was ordained deacon in 2013 and priest in 2014. Nevsky studied first BA Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic and then BA Theology and Religion at Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge. Last year he began a part-time PhD at SOAS on the Assyrian Church of the East. He spent a month on placement in the Anglican Chaplaincy in Istanbul.
Dr Felix Leach
Research Fellow and Tutor in Engineering Science
Felix Leach is a post-doctoral researcher in the Centre-of-Excellence for Compression Ignition Engine Combustion Research, a high profile collaboration between the Department of Engineering Science and Jaguar Land Rover.
He researches ways of improving the efficiency of and decreasing NOx and Soot emissions from diesel engines, having built a world leading engine test cell in Oxford for experimental work from scratch in two years. His previous work, focusing on particulate emissions from gasoline engines, won a prize from UnICEG – a group of universities and industry – and influenced a 2014 change in EU emissions legislation. Felix is a Chartered Engineer and holds both an MEng and DPhil from Oxford.
Professor Stanislav Živný
Tutorial Fellow in Computer Science
Standa Živný joined Keble as a Research Fellow and Tutor in 2014, having also completed his DPhil at the College five years before. He has now been appointed to a tutorial fellowship, making Keble one of the few colleges with two fellows in Computer Science. Standa is an Associate Professor
at the Department of Computer Science and a Royal Society Research Fellow. His research interests are in algorithms and computational complexity, discrete optimisation and constraint satisfaction. In spring 2016 he was a visiting fellow at the Springs Institute for the Theory of Computing at the University of Berkeley, California.
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