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| best tradition of Oxford architecture", said | Nuffield, adding that "if a building of this type were |
| has a statue of the hospital benefactor Lord | Nuffield and the eastern courtyard contains an arch fr |
| He was later made an Honorary Fellow of | Nuffield, and was also an Honorary Fellow of Peterhous |
| In 1936 Lord | Nuffield announced his gift to Oxford Medical School w |
| Oxford, and then as a Professorial Fellow of | Nuffield College at Oxford, 1956-77 (Emeritus 1977). |
| In 1985, he was a Distinguished Visitor at | Nuffield College at Oxford University and serves prese |
| Nuffield College | |
| Atkinson served as Warden of | Nuffield College from 1994 to 2005. |
| He is now an Honorary Fellow of | Nuffield College and a member of the Department of Sta |
| He was Faculty Fellow of | Nuffield College 1953-55 and a member of the Institute |
| on the Beveridge man-power survey and led the | Nuffield College social reconstruction survey. |
| He was a Faculty Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford from 1958 to 1961, immediatel |
| versity College London, an Official Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford, and an Assistant Professor a |
| graduating in 1949, and was then a student at | Nuffield College, Oxford in 1950, before becoming a Fe |
| 5 to 1968, Siedentop was a Research Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford and he spent virtually his en |
| Governance in 1984, based on his research at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| ies (1971-79) and to a Research Fellowship at | Nuffield College, Oxford (1979-1984), where he underto |
| ment, and he spent two periods of one year at | Nuffield College, Oxford as a research fellow, in 1953 |
| st at the southern end of Worcester Street is | Nuffield College, a graduate college of Oxford Univers |
| y of Paris and Lille, and visiting scholar at | Nuffield College, Oxford University and at Harvard Uni |
| xford and then took a D.Phil. in Economics at | Nuffield College, Oxford before taking up a Research F |
| e subsequently pursued his academic career at | Nuffield College, Oxford; the University of Manchester |
| ed a Bachelor of Arts in history in 1957, and | Nuffield College, Oxford, where he graduated as Doctor |
| eian Library in 1970; he was also a Fellow of | Nuffield College, Oxford from 1971 onwards. |
| tudy at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and | Nuffield College, Oxford from 1945 to 1952. |
| Nuffield College, Sociology Group | |
| Published by | Nuffield College, Oxford, |
| He is also a Professorial Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| He also is a Visiting Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| He is a visiting fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| He took up the post as Warden of | Nuffield College, Oxford in 2006. |
| He received the Gwylim Gibbons Award from | Nuffield College, Oxford in 1959. |
| Royal High School, Edinburgh University, and | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| He completed a postgraduate course at | Nuffield College, Oxford, before becoming a University |
| Callaghan was a Visiting Fellow of | Nuffield College, Oxford from 1999 to 2007. |
| Faculty Fellow in International Relations at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| He has also been a Visiting Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| rpool College, Worcester College, Oxford, and | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| He became a Fellow of | Nuffield College, Oxford in 1946, and was appointed Wa |
| s a British economist and currently Warden of | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| ounty Durham, at Jesus College, Oxford and at | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| versity College London; Harvard (Ph.D. 1979); | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| omic theory, and was selected as a Student of | Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| Nuffield College, at the corner of the southern end of | |
| e Charles Wallace Scholar and Beit Scholar at | Nuffield College, Oxford University in 1991. |
| He moved to | Nuffield College, Oxford to pursue doctoral research o |
| She was a visiting fellow of | Nuffield College, Oxford, from 1984 to 1991, and was S |
| He subsequently studied for a PhD at | Nuffield College, Oxford as the first student to be su |
| mist and has been a Senior Research Fellow of | Nuffield College, Oxford since 2005. |
| He was educated at Christ Church, Oxford and | Nuffield College, Oxford and practised as a barrister |
| o 1972, he undertook post-graduate studies at | Nuffield College, University of Oxford, though without |
| He was on the staff of | Nuffield College, Oxford from 1971 to 1973 and became |
| From 1990-1, he was a Fellow at | Nuffield College, Oxford, then a senior economist at t |
| 1984 until 1998 he was Professorial Fellow of | Nuffield College, Oxford, Professor of Economics in th |
| s filled in and is now a car park and part of | Nuffield College. |
| ng to economics for a post-graduate degree at | Nuffield College. |
| e was completing his thesis he was a Tutor at | Nuffield College. |
| professor of sociology and official fellow of | Nuffield College. |
| niversity of Oxford and an official fellow at | Nuffield College. |
| ravelling to Oxford to complete his D.Phil at | Nuffield College. |
| Professor Calman was a member of the | Nuffield Council on Bioethics from 2000-2008, and chai |
| ng Astronauts', a drama which complements the | Nuffield Council on Bioethics' report on the ethics of |
| Procedures Committee (1990 to 1994), chair of | Nuffield Council on Bioethics (1996 to 1998), a member |
| He is currently a member of the | Nuffield Council on Bioethics. |
| In 2009, he was elected a member of the | Nuffield Council on Bioethics. |
| Kennedy was Chair of the | Nuffield Council on Bioethics from 1998-2002. |
| He began research work there at the | Nuffield Department of Neurosurgery. |
| llow of Balliol College, Oxford and leads the | Nuffield Department Surgery. |
| artners, and the University of Oxford has its | Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and |
| Six tanks of the | Nuffield design were ordered that month. |
| tatistical analysis in David Butler's regular | Nuffield election studies entitled "The British Genera |
| s, but perhaps his most important work is the | Nuffield Election Studies of each United Kingdom Gener |
| mprises the parishes of Crowmarsh, Ipsden and | Nuffield, elects one councillor to the forty-eight mem |
| went to England for "Ath", who had received a | Nuffield Foundation fellowship, to do a doctorate on t |
| She is presently chair of the | Nuffield Foundation (since 1997), a trustee of Sense A |
| In 1952 she received a | Nuffield Foundation Research Fellowship. |
| He was director of the | Nuffield Foundation from 1975-79. |
| ducational policy, serving as director of the | Nuffield Foundation and vice-chancellor of Loughboroug |
| He played a major role in the | Nuffield Foundation's Planning Committee (1957-59) tha |
| evelopment Fund of Oxford University, and the | Nuffield Foundation, focuses on the analysis of respon |
| the funding of a chair in child health by the | Nuffield Foundation. |
| esident of the British Academy and chairs the | Nuffield Foundation. |
| Nuffield Foundation; | |
| s, Frankie & Benny's, Red Hot Bar and Buffet, | Nuffield Health Fitness & Wellbeing centre, Pizza Hut, |
| cMahon was also involved in the design of the | Nuffield Hospital in Leeds, so that it could become a |
| Inner Ring Road Passing underneath the | Nuffield Hospital |
| Warwickshire | Nuffield Hospital is a not-for-profit private hospital |
| also chairman of Action for Addiction and the | Nuffield Hospital, and held a number of directorships. |
| Leeds Inner Ring Road passing underneath the | Nuffield Hospital. |
| in 1981 as a charitable trust and joined the | Nuffield Hospitals group in 1994, which rebranded to N |
| The Riley company was bought by Lord | Nuffield in 1938 and nine production ceased as the com |
| be is a Category C men's prison, located near | Nuffield in Oxfordshire, England. |
| h Empire (OBE) in 1918, created a Baronet, of | Nuffield in the County of Oxford, in 1929 and raised t |
| man Dawes FRS CBE (1918-2006) Director of the | Nuffield Institute for Medical Research |
| In 1964 he became head of the | Nuffield Laboratories for Comparative Medicine, stayin |
| Leonard also served as joint-Chairman on the | Nuffield Languages Programme Steering Group along with |
| The Cavalier and Centaur used the | Nuffield Liberty engine while Cromwell used the more p |
| 22 Churchill tank from Vauxhall, the A24 from | Nuffield Mechanisation and Aero based upon their Crusa |
| A new company | Nuffield Mechanisations Ltd was formed for the develop |
| He is also Chairman of the | Nuffield Medical Trust. |
| This was renamed | Nuffield Metal Products in 1945. |
| ; Contemporary Art Society, London; Magdalen, | Nuffield, New and Pembroke Colleges, Oxford; Memorial |
| He died in the | Nuffield Nursing Home on 16 May 1969. |
| as further honoured when he was made Viscount | Nuffield, of Nuffield in the County of Oxford. |
| In the summer of 1938 the | Nuffield Organisation agreed to build equip and manage |
| Hence a request was made in 1941 to the | Nuffield Organisation and Leyland Motors Ltd for a new |
| se and licencing of a Christie design via the | Nuffield Organization. |
| Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre NHS Trust | |
| The | Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre (NOC) is an internationall |
| the Oxford Regional Hospital Board, moving to | Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre as hospital administrator |
| Holy Trinity parish church, | Nuffield, Oxfordshire: restored chancel, 1845 |
| 1960, May - Lord | Nuffield pays the remaining debt on the Mark I and the |
| he A24 Cruiser Tank Mk VII Cavalier tank from | Nuffield powered by a Nuffield-Liberty L-12 engine and |
| nd returned to Great Ormond Street in 1985 as | Nuffield Professor of Child Health. |
| stian Religion, held by Brian Leftow, and the | Nuffield Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. |
| he fourth person and first Canadian appointed | Nuffield Professor of Surgery Professor at University |
| In 1992, he succeeded Weatherall as the | Nuffield Professor of Clinical Medicine and, in 2002, |
| He won a | Nuffield research scholarship which brought him to Har |
| In 1952 he was appointed to a | Nuffield Research Fellowship in the Department of Gene |
| He is a farmer, and was the UK | Nuffield Scholar in agriculture 1972/1973. |
| He won a | Nuffield Scholarship. |
| ng a public consultation on the future of the | Nuffield Speech and Language Unit and this matter has |
| As director of the | Nuffield television inquiry from 1954-58 she contribut |
| original production of the play opened at the | Nuffield Theatre in 1983 and ran for 1,180 performance |
| ourt), Othello (Globe Theatre), and The Cage ( | Nuffield Theatre Company, Southampton). |
| Hawks And Doves, | Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, 1992 |
| Oscar in premiere of Bully Boy at the | Nuffield Theatre, Southampton (2011) |
| ris Hospital badly needed rebuilding and Lord | Nuffield, then Sir William Morris, donated £70,000 to |
| He is a Trustee of The | Nuffield Trust and Chairman-designate of the Health Fo |
| Elizabeth, The Queen Mother Fellowship by the | Nuffield Trust. |
| 00 Board and the Policy Advisory Board of the | Nuffield Trust. |
| Nuffield was dismayed by the model of Harrison's plans | |
| lliam Morris (1877-1963), the future Viscount | Nuffield, was born in Hallow and baptised at SS Philip |
| both rugby (Craven Week 1972-73) and cricket ( | Nuffield Week 1971-72-73). |
| At the end of the 1973 | Nuffield Week, he was selected for the South African S |
| and a point 1.2 miles (1.9 km) north west of | Nuffield, which resulted from the construction of RAF |
| Nuffield, who had received an anaesthetic from Macinto | |
| University's Vice-Chancellor, A. D. Lindsay, | Nuffield wrote to him on 15 August 1939 to say that he |
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