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5 Jan 2022: With help of the Gateway Challenges funding this year, I’m able to attend the British Society for Immunology Summer School 2021 in the topic of Immunology and a course about image analysis with FIJI s

5 Jan 2022: I used my Gateway funding to go on an independent tour of the Southwest of the UK from the 30th of June to the 4th of July. I was primarily based in the Glastonbury area in Somerset, however I managed

5 Jan 2022: During the summer of 2021, I used the Gateway fund and the Murray Edwards Travel Bursary to visit Shakespeare’s Globe and other literary sites in London for the weekend. The money funded my train, acc

5 Jan 2022: With my Gateway Challenges Funding Award, I travelled alone from the 9th to the 15th of September to Seville. There were several reasons which pushed me to do this trip. The first was that I was reall

5 Jan 2022: I used my Gateway Challenges funding to complete the coast to coast cycle route (Whitehaven to Tynemouth) at the end of the summer vacation. The cycle took me three days, and I stayed for two nights i

5 Jan 2022: With COVID restrictions still in place, I was unable to go interrailing as I had planned for my Gateway funding, so I had to resort to my Plan B which was hiking in the Lake District. The Gateway Chal

5 Jan 2022: For my Gateway challenge, I decided to complete the three highest peaks in the United Kingdom: Ben Nevis (Scotland), Scafell Pike (England) and Snowdon (Wales).  On the morning of the 14th of

5 Jan 2022: With my Gateway Challenges Funding, I decided to launch my own YouTube channel. I had been thinking about starting it for about a year and a half, and Gateway gave me both the confidence and the fundi

13 Jan 2022: Top login menu. Search form. Search. Search. Main page content. Landing page. Information. Quick links. Murray Edwards College. University of Cambridge. Cambridge, CB3 0DF.

13 Jan 2022: Imagine a world where you can enjoy any type of meat knowing that no animals have been killed or even harmed before it made it to your plate – it was grown from a single cell in a lab. Could this be b