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24 Apr 2019: Dr Emily Shuckburgh OBE has been appointed the first Director of Cambridge Zero, the Cambridge carbon neutral futures initiative. Emily is a climate scientist at the British Antarctic Survey, where she has spent more than a decade researching the

7 Oct 2019: This year's World Mental Health Day on Thursday 10 October had a theme of suicide prevention. On Thursday, Yvonne McPartland, Deputy Head of the Staff Counselling Centre, delivered a session on suicide prevention for staff in Cambridge. The shocking

14 May 2019: Professor Sadaf Farooqi of the Institute of Metabolic Science will receive the prestigious award at the 79th Scientific Sessions of the ADA in San Francisco, California in June.

2 Jul 2019: Search site. For staff. Professor Matthew Gaunt elected as new holder of the Yusuf Hamied 1702 Chair of Chemistry. ... He is richly deserving of being named the new Yusuf Hamied 1702 Professor of Chemistry at Cambridge.”.

22 Feb 2019: He is a strong advocate for apprenticeships, seeing them as a great way to learn a new skill whilst building a career. ... He also completes other relevant training, learns new skills relevant to his role and evidences how he is applying his learning in

6 Jan 2019: Umar Sadat (Christ's College, 2008), currently a Clinical Lecturer in Vascular Surgery at Addenbrooke's Hospital, has been made Hunterian Professor 2019 by the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

19 Nov 2019: Esteemed Mechanical engineer, Dame Ann Dowling OM DBE FREng FRS has been rewarded for her outstanding contribution to the engineering profession, with an Honorary Fellowship from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

27 Jun 2019: She is a driving force for change, helping bring new courses and projects to fruition, in particular the new University of Cambridge Centre for Creative Writing. ... His research, on new propulsion technology to reduce emissions from aircraft, features

5 Jul 2019: Rublack’s book about the pair has now scooped the Preis des Historischen Kollegs - also known as the German Historikerpreis - given in recognition of a significant work which “opens up new

2 Oct 2019: Ángel studied International Relations at El Colegio de México, in Mexico City, before moving to Cambridge as a postgraduate student. He completed a PhD in History at Emmanuel College, under the supervision of Professor Peter Burke, after which he

7 May 2019: Music is increasing the visibility of diverse role models, instituting new induction and mentoring systems, and analysing the causes of recruitment imbalances.

27 Mar 2019: Learning from these scientists from diverse backgrounds from 33 countries will support me with developing new and more effective ways of teaching and sharing science. ... There is potential to develop new learning resources that incorporate the amazing

3 Jul 2019: View the recording (Raven login required) An open meeting for all Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) members in the University group and Colleges was held on Thursday 27 June 2019. At the meeting, Sam James (Cambridge UCU branch president)

24 Apr 2019: Julian’s research helps to identify new malaria drug and vaccine targets by investigating the interactions between Plasmodium parasites – the organism that causes malaria – and human red blood cells. ... After undergraduate education in New

22 Mar 2019: Samer Kurdi, a PhD student in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, has been selected to participate in the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting later this year.

2 Dec 2019: Saskia’s warm disposition and extraordinary intellectual creativity was combined with a strong belief that people who have committed criminal offences should have opportunities for rehabilitation. Though she completed her MPhil in Criminology in

5 Mar 2019: Staff and students keen to keep up to date with developments within the higher education sector can do so courtesy of a new institutional subscription to the Times Higher Education (THE)

25 Apr 2019: New NVM storage is essential to a wide range of growing data-centric technologies including IoT, transport, medicine, and AI. ... transform our everyday lives, as well as positively impact to the UK’s economy and generate new sources of wealth.

23 Oct 2019: We'll be reviewing the findings of the new report in detail and will continue to work with our students and staff to create an environment where they feel safe, and

14 Feb 2019: The field of DNA damage repair has expanded substantially in recent years and continues to provide us with new avenues for understanding the causes of cancer, and identifying new therapeutic targets.".