Robert May, Baron May of Oxford, born on April 8, 1936, is an Australian scientist who served as the Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK Government and as President of the Royal Society. He is also a professor at the University of Sydney and Princeton University, and currently holds a professorship at the University of Oxford and Imperial College London. His contributions to science have been significant, influencing various fields through his research and advisory roles.
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Time Zone - Australia/Sydney (10:0 E)
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Meaning of the name - Robert
bright fame, shining glory
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Robert May, Baron May of Oxford belongs to the Silent Generation group.
Place of Birth: Sydney
Place of Death: Oxford
Educated At: University of Sydney
Occupation: ecologist | university teacher | zoologist | physicist | politician | engineer
Spouses: Judith Feiner
Children: Naomi Felicity May
Employers: Santa Fe Institute | University of Sydney | Imperial College London | Princeton University | Harvard University
Awards Received: Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Physics | Corresponding Member of the Australian Academy of Science | Fellow of the Royal Society of New South Wales | Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering | Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science | Crafoord Prize in Biosciences | honorary doctor of Harvard University | Edgeworth David Medal | Lord Lewis Prize | Marsh Award for Conservation Biology | Member of the Order of Merit | Fellow of the Royal Society | Pawsey Medal | Companion of the Order of Australia | Robert H. MacArthur Award | Frink Medal | Blue Planet Prize | Linnean Medal | Josiah Willard Gibbs Lectureship | Dirac Medal for the Advancement of Physics | Croonian Medal and Lecture | Knight Bachelor | Balzan Prize | Copley Medal
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Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on January 8, 2026 | Secondary Progressions for January 8, 2026 |
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| Sun | 16 Capricorn 37 | 17 Capricorn 47 | 17 Aries 4 |
| Moon | 8 Cancer 26 | 18 Virgo 11 | 18 Libra 31 |
| Mercury | 2 Aquarius 58 | 9 Capricorn 37 | 13 Aries 23 |
| Venus | 5 Sagittarius 19 | 18 Capricorn 7 | 25 Pisces 9 |
| Mars | 24 Aquarius 54 | 18 Capricorn 8 | 3 Taurus 50 |
| Jupiter | 12 Sagittarius 57 | 20 Cancer 25 | 24 Sagittarius 13 |
| Saturn | 6 Pisces 41 | 26 Pisces 31 | 17 Pisces 2 |
| Uranus | 1 Taurus 33 | 27 Taurus 47 | 4 Taurus 26 |
| Neptune | 16 Virgo 39 | 29 Pisces 36 | 14 Virgo 33 |
| Pluto | 26 Cancer 29 | 2 Aquarius 56 | 25 Cancer 9 |
| Rahu | 12 Capricorn 32 | 11 Pisces 47 | 7 Capricorn 46 |
| Ketu | 12 Cancer 32 | 11 Virgo 47 | 7 Cancer 46 |
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