2012 Annual Report - Jesus College - University of Cambridge

80 COLLEGE NEWS I Jesus College Annual Report 2012
* THOMPSON, J. B. (Fw 1979), Merchants of Culture: the Publishing Business in the Twenty-
First Century (Polity Press, Cambridge, 2010)
* VAN HENSBERGEN, R. (2008), with L. Kilbride, Paper Nautilus, No.1 (Cambridge,
2011)
* WARING, M. J. (Fw 1965), with eleven others, “Novel DNA-peptide interaction
networks”, Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, 18 (2010), pp. 2575-2585. (The author
comments that this ground-breaking new insight into the factors that govern the
complicated and biologically important business of peptide-DNA recognition will be
one of the last in a long series of research articles)
* WHEELER, A. R. (1945), What’s in a Name? Origins of Sudbury Street Names (Sudbury
Museum Trust, 2012)
WILLMOTH, F. H. (Fw 2011), (i) ʻRømer, Flamsteed, Cassini og lysets hastighedʼ, in
K. Tybjerg, J. Danneskiold-Samsøe and P. Friedrichsen, eds, Ole Rømer ̶ I kongens og
videnskabens tjeneste, (Aarhus: Aarhus University Press, 2011), 171-194; (ii) ʻRoëmer,
Flamsteed, Cassini and the speed of lightʼ, Centaurus 54 no. 1 (Feb. 2012), pp. 39-57
WILTON-ELY, J. (1958) (i) Prefatory essay, “‘Quella pazza libertà di lavorare a
capriccio’: Piranesi and the creative use of fantasy” in the exhibition catalogue,
The Arts of Piranesi: architect, etcher, antiquarian, ‘vedutista’, designer, ed. Adam Lowe,
(Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice, 2012) pp. 33-93 (also translated into Italian and
Spanish for other venues). (ii) Prefatory essay, ‘Piranesi and the Tourists’ and 5
entries on works by Piranesi in the exhibition catalogue, The English Prize: The Capture
of the Westmorland. An Episode of the Grand Tour, eds. María Dolores Sánchez-Jáuregui
and Scott Wilcox (Yale University Press, London and Newhaven, 2012) pp. 137-143,
201-3, 228-29, 210-12, 298-9
Other Donations
C. M. DENT (1970), has donated a copy of his book Protestant Reformers in Elizabethan
Oxford (Oxford University Press, 1983)
D. JONES (1953), has presented the Old Library with a 1585 Bible, formerly owned
by the Rev. I. Jones of Beddgelert
R. MENGHAM (1973, Fw), presented the Old Library with three of J. H. Prynne’s
books – Furtherance (The Figures, 2004), Pearls that Were (Equipage, 1999) and
Red D Gypsum (Barque, 1998)
H. MOORE (Fw 2009), has donated six of her publications to the Jesuan Collection
and the Quincentenary Library: Feminism and anthology (1998), A Passion for Difference
(1994), Anthropological Theory Today (1999), The Subject of Anthology (2007), Space, Text
and Gender, (1996) and Still Life (2011) ■