users.physics.ox.ac.uk/~lvovsky/B3/ contain assorted PDFs from between 2015 and 2019

Syllabus reads:

Multi-electron atoms: central field approximation, electron configurations, shell structure, residual electrostatic interaction, spin orbit coupling (fine structure).
Spectra and energy levels: Term symbols, selection rules, X-ray notation, Auger transitions.
Hyperfine structure; effects of magnetic fields on fine and hyperfine structure. Presumably Zeeman effect.
Two level system in a classical light field: Rabi oscillations and Ramsey fringes, decaying states; Einstein
A and B coefficients; homogeneous and inhomogeneous broadening of spectral lines; rate equations.
Optical absorption and gain: population inversion in 3- and 4-level systems; optical gain cross section; saturated absorption and gain.

Professor in 2000s seems to be

But as of 2023 marked emeritus, so who took over?

Ewart is actually religious:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=aulL-Qa65i0 Paul Ewart, Chance, Science and Spirituality by Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. Oh, he is/was actually chairman of that crap
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVX2F4XvGYo Chaos and the Character of God by Prof. Paul Ewart

This dude is pure trouble for Oxford!

Undated materials Ewart:

B2 Oxford physics course (Symmetry and Relativity)

B4 Oxford physics course (Nuclear and particle physics)

2015 professor: Alan J. Barr.

Possible 2022 professor: Guy Wilkinson (unconfirmed): www.chch.ox.ac.uk/staff/professor-guy-wilkinson

Heat capacity in solids, localised harmonic oscillator models (Dulong-Petit law and Einstein model)
Heat capacity in solids, a model of sound waves (Debye model)
A gas of classical charged particles (Drude theory)
A gas of charged fermions (Sommerfeld theory)
Bonding
Microscopic theory of vibrations: the 1D monatomic harmonic chain. Mike Glazer's Chainplot program.
Microscopic theory of vibrations: the 1D diatomic harmonic chain
Microscopic theory of electrons in solids: the 1D tight-binding chain
Geometry of solids: crystal structure in real space. VESTA, 3D visualization program for structural models; an example crystal structure database.
Geometry of solids: real space and reciprocal space. Reciprocal Space teaching and learning package.
Reciprocal space and scattering. A fun way to discover the world of crystals and their symmetries through diffraction.
Scattering experiments II
Scattering experiments III
Waves in reciprocal space
Nearly-free electron model
Band structure and optical properties
Dynamics of electrons in bands
Semiconductor devices. Intel's "A History of Innovation"; Moore's Law; From Sand to Circuits.
Magnetic properties of atoms
Collective magnetism. A micromagnetic simulation tool, The Object Oriented MicroMagnetic Framework (OOMMF); OOMMF movies of magnetic domains and domain reversal.
Mean field theory