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4 Jul 2024: I have always been fascinated by insects and I think it is their often alien, otherworldly behaviour that initially caught my attention.

4 Jul 2024: Search. Breadcrumb. Young people from disadvantaged backgrounds: Sustainable Guitars via STEM.

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4 Jul 2024: His scientific leadership experience stems from running large complex research groups with people from multiple backgrounds, leading international projects, receiving appointments to international funding committees (Gates Foundation, Wellcome etc.),

4 Jul 2024: I’ve done plenty of events where no-one or very few people show. ... Some people would find that a big turn-off and it stops them from ever doing it again.

4 Jul 2024: The College invests the legacy gifts it receives to generate more reliable income: this allows us to plan ahead, boosts our financial security, and helps us invest in our people today

4 Jul 2024: It’s exciting – and important too, I think – to get to study and live alongside people with a range of experiences, to speak of and share beyond just Cambridge or the

4 Jul 2024: Our library has everything you need to excel in your studies and research. You can find information about resources, facilities and support on this page.

4 Jul 2024: Born in Lagos, Tolullah completed her medical training at University College London, a Masters degree in Public Health at the University of Cape Town, and a doctorate in Epidemiology from Imperial College London, UK. Her global practice-informed

4 Jul 2024: Find out about the full range of support and services available to students at Wolfson.

4 Jul 2024: Wolfson is a unique Cambridge College for mature undergraduates (aged 21 or older) who have curiosity, creativity, and a desire to make an impact.

4 Jul 2024: Susan joined Wolfson in September 2018. On arrival, she stated that she was"particularly delighted to be taking up this post in a College with such an impressive and longstanding commitment to inclusivity, equality and diversity. It will be an h

4 Jul 2024: Brian Cox has been involved in research allied to medicine during his entire academic career. Firstly, he was researching diabetes at Guy's Hospital, which continued following his appointment as University Lecturer at Cambridge. His interests

4 Jul 2024: Situated just outside the centre of Cambridge and surrounded by beautiful gardens, Wolfson is home to a diverse community of students from all over the world.

4 Jul 2024: Celebrating your academic achievements, the graduation ceremony marks the culmination of your studies in Cambridge and the receipt of your degree certificate.

4 Jul 2024: Giles Yeo is an alumnus of Wolfson College, and got his PhD in molecular genetics from the University of Cambridge in 1998, after which he joined the lab of Prof Sir Stephen O’Rahilly, working on the genetics of severe human obesity. Giles Yeo is

4 Jul 2024: Can liberal democracies regulate the power of tech giants? Eight of the 10 most valuable companies in the word are tech corporations. In this panel event, John Naughton, Jennifer Cobbe, Charles Arthur, Sarah Wynn-Williams and David Runciman will

4 Jul 2024: Chris is a Fellow and Director of Studies in Computer Science at Wolfson. He is also a Tutor and co-ordinates our postgraduate mentoring scheme which provides Wolfson PhD students with informal expert support from Wolfson’s Fellows, CRAs and

4 Jul 2024: David’s main professional interests are in strategy and planning for the efficient and effective provision, support, and delivery of Information Services in the University of Cambridge’s Schools of Arts and Humanities and School of Humanities

4 Jul 2024: Mark studied Microbiology at the University of Surrey where he also carried out his PhD in Virology. Following a first postdoctoral position at the University of Southampton studying the immune response to cancer, he moved to the University of

4 Jul 2024: Peter held an EPSRC Leadership Fellowship from 2010-2014 and a Royal Society University Research Fellowship from 1999-2007. He took his PhD in Edinburgh in 1995, supervised by Robin Milner, before which he studied Natural Sciences and Engineering in

4 Jul 2024: Kevin Greenbank completed a PhD in History at Wolfson in 1998, writing a dissertation on the introduction of apartheid in Cape Town. Since finishing his degree he has worked as the Archivist at the Centre of South Asian Studies. The Centre is a

4 Jul 2024: Conrad is a former experimental particle physicist turned publisher, initially at Nature and Academic Press in London and then, for most of his professional career, at Cambridge University Press. There he was responsible for physical sciences books

4 Jul 2024: consultant psychiatrist with the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust.; he was co-founder of the award-winning Cameo early intervention team for young people who experience a first episode of psychosis.

4 Jul 2024: Ana's journey at Wolfson College began in 2005 as a student and has since evolved, encompassing roles as an alumna, College Research Associate, and presently, as a College Tutor and Fellow. Hailing from Uruguay, Ana embarked on her PhD journey at

4 Jul 2024: Richard is a Chartered Engineer and a Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers and a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management.  After a period working for an engineering consultancy he has pursued an academic

4 Jul 2024: Jeremy has a principal role in leading and delivering medical education programmes for 160 people per annum at the School of Clinical Medicine and another 45 on the postgraduate certificate and

4 Jul 2024: Shadia’s research interests include ethnography, oral traditions, intangible cultural heritage, traditional knowledge, and local communities. Her doctoral dissertation investigated attachment to abandoned heritage, using ethnographic research

4 Jul 2024: Paul began his career as a journalist on regional newspapers before joining Reuters, where, over a 20 year period, he reported from more than 30 countries. As Head of Media for Oxfam GB he was responsible for the UK-based media team. As Director of

4 Jul 2024: Mick obtained a first class honours degree in chemistry from Queen Mary & Westfield College (University of London) in 1989 and then completed a PhD in solid state nuclear magnetic resonance in 1994 from the same institution. He subseque

4 Jul 2024: 000 people around the world.

4 Jul 2024: After graduating from Oxford in Modern Languages in the 1980s, Michael had his first experience of Chinese education as a teaching volunteer in a provincial Chinese city. Returning from China, Michael came to Wolfson and gained an MPhil in

4 Jul 2024: Simon read Economics at King’s College, Cambridge and then pursued a career in arts management, as General Manager of The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh, Chief Executive of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, and President and CEO of the

4 Jul 2024: Justin received his first degree in Religious Studies from Newcastle University, before taking up a Commonwealth Scholarship at Conrad Grebel College (University of Waterloo, Ontario) to study for a Master of Theological Studies. He then undertook a

4 Jul 2024: John obtained his BSc in Biological Sciences and his PhD from Essex University (UK). After a postdoctoral appointment at the University of Sussex, he was appointed to a lectureship at The Royal Post-Graduate Medical School (London). In 1987, he

4 Jul 2024: Always deeply interested in mammal ecology, John joined the Mammal Society at school (1961) and later The British Ecological Society and The American Society of Mammalogists.

4 Jul 2024: Jennifer is a lawyer and historian. She was educated in the United States at Sarah Lawrence College where she earned a BA and a PhD in history from Boston College. She has published on the history of crime and law enforcement.

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4 Jul 2024: Jim was appointed in April 2016 as Director of Continuing Education at the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education.  As the Head of ICE, he leads over 120 full-time employees and assumes overall responsibility for the delivery of

4 Jul 2024: Born in Australia, Lynette studied musicology, music education and classical voice at Monash and Melbourne Universities. Scholarship/prize successes included winning the national Liederfest Scholarship, enabling her to move to the UK in the early

4 Jul 2024: John completed his doctorate in 1983 at the University of London on the religious and social history of Renaissance Florence, and subsequently moved to the University of Cambridge as a Wellcome Trust Research Fellow, following which he joined the

4 Jul 2024: Martin received his PhD in Psychological Acoustics from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) where he had previously earned his MSc and EE degrees following undergraduate and graduate studies in Electrical Engineering and Communications at DTU

4 Jul 2024: Two former Presidents and over a hundred staff, alumni, Fellows and other members were on hand Friday to send off Christopher Lawrence, former Bursar of Wolfson College. 

4 Jul 2024: Economics MPhil student and tennis star, Emily Arbuthnott has been nominated in a final five shortlist for the Cambridge University Sports Person of the Year 2022. Emily, who once beat Grand Slam champion Emma Raducanu in a tie-break tens tournament,

4 Jul 2024: She works as a Senior Technical Officer in the department. Nadia manages experimental facilities for 80 people at the Centre of Materials Physics.

4 Jul 2024: "This term has been full of exciting performances ranging from student recitals to the choir’s beautiful Northern Lights – Songs from Northern Lands concert which featured a guest Norwegian Hardanger fiddle player, to Balinese Gamelan and

4 Jul 2024: Sir Richard Evans was born in London to Welsh parents and was educated on an Essex County Council scholarship at Forest School. He studied at Jesus and St Antony’s Colleges, Oxford. He holds a Doctorate of Philiosophy from the University of Oxford,

4 Jul 2024: and abolitionist social justice, specialising in creative interventions with young people from underrepresented, marginalised, and minoritised backgrounds. ... I believe in engaging communities at all scales, growing strong and resilient networks of

4 Jul 2024: Cruse offer support, advice and information to children, young people and adults when someone dies and work to enhance society’s care of bereaved people. ... Cambridge Diamonds is a local support, self-help community group for transgender people, their