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5 Nov 2015: At school they give you an overview. But of course, it doesn't end there. At college you get more info, at University you get the whole lot. But in life and throughout history, everything to know

29 Oct 2015: My day job combines teaching maths undergraduates, public communication of mathematics, and working with school students. When I'm not doing these things, I enjoy various forms of craft. I've

23 Jul 2015: Since listening to Johnjoe McFadden and Jim Al-Khalili discuss their book ‘Life on the Edge: The Coming of Age of Quantum Biology’ at Surrey University last October, I’ve been immens

1 Sep 2015: I used my Gateway funding to travel to Portugal in order to improve my self-confidence and independence whilst simultaneously experiencing a new culture. Having never been outside of England withou

1 Sep 2015: My two Classics friends and I headed there at the earliest opportunity on Tuesday morning, after we had arrived on Monday afternoon. The Acropolis, glimpsed from all over the city, is a constant remin

2 Jul 2015: Driving technology forward from the stone age to the modern day I have just completed my third year at Cambridge, and have specialised in materials science within the Natural Sciences Tripos. I have

8 Oct 2015: Young women are underrepresented (at A-level) in Economics as well as Maths and Physics. ... I find it fascinating how Economics can explain the world around us, even the humble keyboard.

28 Jul 2015: Degrees and Honours MA, Vet MB, PhD, RCVS Specialist in Equine Orthopaedics Awards and Prizes Frank Smart Prize Research interests Osteoarthritis, joint surface repair, equine sports me

25 Jun 2015: On Earth, there is a constant low frequency vibration resounding through the planet. These vibrations are inaudible to most people but a very small percentage of people can hear them. This strange sou

14 May 2015:   Young women are under-represented in science at University level in the UK, especially in Physical Sciences, Maths and Engineering (STEM). Biological Sciences and Medicine, though, have be

5 Nov 2015: Obesity today is one of the biggest burdens on the United Kingdom’s economy; an incredible £47 billion is spent a year on obesity-related illnesses. It does not even stop there; people tod

1 Sep 2015: A group of three of us from Murray Edwards college went across Eastern Europe, stopping at Berlin, Prague, Vienna and Budapest for a total of 11 days. In Berlin we saw the Berlin wall and went to a

22 Oct 2015: I'm the co-founder and CEO of a start-up, GeneAdviser, which is making it easier for doctors to order life-saving tests for genetic diseases and cancers. I came to Cambridge for a PhD in geno

3 Dec 2015: Sugar and alcohol, how far would we go to get them? Most of us are within walking distance of one or the other, but scientists have discovered a “relatively nearby” source of huge quanti

26 Nov 2015:  Annie Bartlett is an experienced clinician who describes how her clinical practice is affected by ethical, social and political considerations. The recent movie “Suffragette” i

28 May 2015: Whilst reading “A Journey through the Universe: Gresham Lectures on Astronomy” by Ian Morison it struck me how many unanswered questions, uncertainties and conflicting theories we have re

1 Sep 2015: My trip to the Middle East was planned approximately three months in advance in terms of booking plane tickets, hotels, and tours. I started my trip by flying to Oman from London a few days after my w

24 Sep 2015: When you see a snowflake, do you think it’s pretty or ask how it was made? It still amazes me that there are only 3 variables in making something so intricate as a snowflake but around 100 diff

27 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours MA (Cantab) PhD (Paris II) Research interests Dr Turenne has written extensively on the topic of judicial independence and she has interests in comparative law (wit

19 Nov 2015: Picture by Max Alexander   I am a cosmologist. In my research, I am contributing to an international effort to understand the origin and the evolution of the Universe. It is amazing that

15 Oct 2015: The 10-inch telescope and me in our garden.   My name is Helen and I’m about to start studying Natural Sciences (Physical) at Murray Edwards College. Never thinking I stood a chanc

1 Oct 2015: Olivia with the Watson and Crick DNA model at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology. How similar are identical twins? This question has occupied scientists for over a c

18 Jun 2015: There are 263 people waiting for a heart transplant in the UK (1). Many die in the three years it can take to wait for a suitable donor. Transplant hearts usually come from people who are brain dead,

21 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours BA (Joint Hons) English and History from Glyndŵr University (formerly NEWI). Post Graduate Diploma in Information and Library Management from Liverpool John Moores Universi

9 Jul 2015:   "Oh!" they say and you see their face light up as the penny drops. This is one of the joys of working in teaching. Currently I’m working in teacher professional development, at

21 May 2015: Great Barrier Reef (image: the Catlin Seaview Survey)   It seems crazy that twelve people have walked on the moon and only three have made it seven miles down to the deepest part of

20 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours PhD (by Incorporation) Cantab DPhil Oxon MBiochem Oxon (Hons) Research interests Aleksandra received a Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellowship based at the Bio

2 Dec 2015: Where, then, is the rigour that we associate with economics and with finance? ... is, says Pitt-Watson, that financial economics on the whole has done pretty badly by this metric.

5 Nov 2015: Another driver is economic reality: the cost of doing nothing is becoming greater than the cost of acting. ... Did you care? There are clearly defined areas where you do have to compete, and this is beneficial to the economic progress.

17 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours MA, MSc, PhD. Research interests Vertebrate embryology: She has investigated the role of several transcription factors (gene switches) in early development, using frogs

28 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours MA (Cantab), MB, BChir, PhD, and MSB. Awards and prizes Finalist of the CSAR translational research competition 2013. Stanley-Elmore Scholarship, Gonvill

27 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours MA (Cantab), PhD (Cantab), and Dip.Trans. Awards Newton Trust CTO research leave for the academic year 2015-16. Research interests Medieval and earl

21 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours BA (Hons), University of Sheffield (Prehistory and Archaeology) M.Phil PhD University of Cambridge (Social Anthropology). Awards and prizes Cambridge Universit

28 Jul 2015: Please send any hard mail to: Professor S Coakley The Divinity Faculty University of Cambridge West Road Cambridge, CB3 9BS Or email her to solicit instructions Degrees and honours

20 Jul 2015: Economic Evaluation of Patient Direct Access to NHS Physiotherapy Services. Physiotherapy 2021.

20 Jul 2015: Degrees and honours DPhil, Sussex University, BEng(Hons), CNAA, FIMechE, Fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, Associate Fellow of The American Institute of Aeronautics and