and Mary Williams respectively) have undergone some refurbishment in recent years. Penmaen and Horton are the newest addition to the campus residences providing 351 self-catered, ensuite study rooms. Many rooms have views over the bay or across the park. Tŷ Beck / Beck House Tŷ Beck consists of six large Victorian town houses situated in the Uplands area of Swansea, approximately a mile from the Singleton campus. It predominantly provides rooms for postgraduates and students with families, as well as overseas exchange students. Notable alumni and academics Academics Sir Kingsley William Amis, CBE English lecturer Amy Brown, Professor of Child Health Tom Cheesman, reader in German Dame June Clark, Professor of Nursing Siwan Davies, Professor of Climate Science Ralph A. Griffiths, Emeritus Professor of Medieval History C. E. M. Hansel, Emeritus Professor of Experimental Psychology A. E. Heath, Professor of Philosophy Julian Hopkin CBE, founder of Medical School; awarded CBE in 2011 for service to medicine Christine James, Professor of Welsh Gareth Jenkins, Director of Research of the Medical School; a "Research Leader" for Health and Care Research Wales Hilary Lappin-Scott, Chair in Microbiology and Pro-Vice Chancellor for Strategic Development and External Relations Jon Latimer, historian Keith Lloyd, Dean and Head of Medical School; Chair of Welsh Psychiatric Society Ronan Lyons, Clinical Professor of Public Health; Director of the National Centre for Population Health and Wellbeing Research; Director of the Farr Institute Centre for the Improvement of Population Health Robin Milner, computer scientist Florence Annie Mockeridge, botanist, Dean of Science 1933–35 Tavi Murray, glacioloigist James G. Oldroyd, mathematician and noted rheologist David Olive, physicist Gyan Pande, Emeritus Professor Clive Ponting, Reader in international relations Dewi Zephaniah Phillips, prominent Wittgenstinian philosopher of religion Valerie Randle, Professor in Metallurgy Rush Rhees, philosopher Martin Sheldon, Professor of Reproductive Immunobiology; Editor of American Journal of Reproductive Immunology; Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Andrew Tettenborn, professor of law John Williams CBE, led establishment of Postgraduate Medical School; founding president of Welsh Association for Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Mary Williams, Chair of Modern Languages Ludwig Wittgenstein, philosopher; spent six months in 1941 writing and teaching at Swansea University Olgierd Zienkiewicz, pioneer of computational methods for engineering Andrew R Barron, Ser Cymru Chair of Low Carbon Energy and Environment; Director & Founder of ESRI Alumni Academia Peter Cottrell, novelist and historian Paul Dolan, behavioural scientist Paul Moorcraft, Professor in Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies at