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St Catharine’s has for many years had one of the strongest musical traditions of the Cambridge Colleges.

Search. Home. Reflections on restoring the ozone layer. Tuesday 7 February 2023. An Emeritus Fellow of St Catharine’s has dedicated his career to restoring the ozone layer. Formerly the Co-Director of the Centre for Atmospheric Science in

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  A Fellow at St Catharine’s College has led extensive new research that looks set to overturn the established model about how one type of white blood cell regulates immune responses in tissues – what was assumed to be a static part of the i

  A postgraduate student from St Catharine’s is part of a team that has been recognised for their contributions to education by the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Teaching & Learning. Lorena Gordillo-Dagallier (a Chemical Engineering &a

  Two members of the Fellowship of St Catharine’s College have co-authored a new article that brings attention to the life of Norwegian philosopher and arctic explorer Peter Wessel Zapffe (1899–1990) and translates a paragraph on Job from his

  St Catharine’s has published its new environmental sustainability strategy setting out an ambition to achieve carbon-equivalent net zero status by 2040 and to deliver a detailed roadmap setting out how the College intends to achieve this goal.

Two Fellows of St Catharine’s have been named as Highly Cited Researchers by Clarivate. Professor Anthony Davenport (1995; Emeritus Fellow 2023) and Professor Sir Peter Barnes FRS (1966, Medical Sciences; Honorary Fellow 2011) are among the 6,849

  A Fellow of St Catharine’s College has been awarded a prestigious international prize in recognition of their outstanding and sustained scientific contributions to terrestrial ecology. Professor William Sutherland CBE (2008), Environment Fellow