THE University of York has appointed Professor Saul Tendler as its new Deputy Vice-Chancellor.
Prof Tendler is currently Pro-Vice-Chancellor for research at the University of Nottingham where he also holds a chair in biophysical Chemistry.
At York, he will play a leading role in the implementation of academic planning and enhancing international links as well as representing the Vice-Chancellor and the university.
He will succeed Dr Jane Grenville who is stepping down at the end of September after three years as Deputy Vice-Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of York, Prof Koen Lamberts, said: “Saul Tendler is a scientist of the highest calibre with a formidable track record both as an academic and in leadership roles.
“I am thrilled that we have secured the services of such an outstanding candidate for what will be a key position in shaping the next phase of the university’s development.”
Prof Tendler said: “I am really delighted to have been appointed to this exciting position at this dynamic and distinctive university.”
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