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Professor Sir Gordon Duff has been awarded an Honorary Senior Fellowship at NDORMS.

Sir Gordon Duff

The former Principal of St Hilda's College, Oxford, and University Pro-Vice Chancellor, joined NDORMS in July 2021 with a focus on translational medicine and the development of modern therapeutics.

Sir Gordon was past-Chair of BBSRC, SAGE and MHRA and is now dedicated to improving human health through planetary health. He played a pivotal role in the appointment of Oxford's first Climax Chair of Clinical Therapeutics, Professor Duncan Richards, and in the University's plans to establish a new Oxford Experimental Medicine Clinical Research Facility (Oxford EMCRF) within NDORMS.

Commenting on his Fellowship Sir Gordon said: "I feel privileged with this honorary appointment in NDORMS, one of the leading Departments in any Medical School worldwide, and look forward to contributing what I can to the continued success of NDORMS in pioneering health advances."

Head of Department Professor Andrew Carr said; "It is a great pleasure to welcome Sir Gordon as a Senior Research Fellow in NDORMS. He has a long association with the department and his knowledge and insights will provide a considerable boost to many of our activities."

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