Vice Presidents

Dr O R Barclay

Interview

Interview (pdf version, 522KB)

Dr Oliver Barclay is the former Director of the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UCCF), and was Secretary of CiS for over thirty years.

Professor R J Berry, FRSE

Extract from God and the Scientists (pdf, 456 KB)

Sam Berry was Professor of Genetics at London University 1974-2000, and has also served for twenty years on the general synod of the Church of England as a lay member. Author of several books, including God's book of works, Continuum, 2003 and God and the biologist, Apollos, 1996.

Professor M H P Bott, FRS

Martin Bott is Professor Emeritus of Geophysics at Durham University.

Dr R Gambell, OBE

Roy Gambell is the former secretary of the International Whaling Commission.

Sir J Houghton, CBE, FRS

Extract from God and the Scientists (pdf, 557 KB)

Sir John Houghton is Co-chair of the Scientific Assessment Working Group of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and chairmanf the John Ray Initiative. He was formerly Chief Executive of the Meteorological Office.

Professor C J Humphreys, FinstP, CBE

Colin Humphreys is the Goldsmiths' Professor of Materials Science, Cambridge University, Professor of Experimental Physics at the Royal Institution in London, and a Fellow of Selwyn College Cambridge. He is also the Director of the Rolls Royce University Technology Centre at Cambridge and the Director of the Cambridge Gallium Nitride Centre.

Professor M A Jeeves, CBE, PRSE

Extract from God and the Scientists (pdf, 432 KB)

Malcolm Jeeves is Honorary Research Professor of Psychology at St Andrews University, and former vice-president of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. He was also president of Inter Varsity Fellowship (Australia) and UCCF (UK).

Professor C A Russell, FRSC

Extract from God and the Scientists (pdf, 496 KB)

Colin Russell is visiting Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, The Open University. Author of several books, including Cross-Currents; Interactions between science and faith, IVP, 1985.