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5 Jul 2024: Dr David AdamsMr Peter AgarDr Ismael Al-AmoudiMrs Kim AllenMs Valerie ApplebyProfessor Jonathan Ashley-Smith FRSCDr Zoltan AsztalosDr Mirza Yousaf BaigLord Richard Balfe FRSSMrs Amanda BamfordMr Sebastian BarassiMr Adrian BarlowMiss Terry

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

5 Jul 2024: Brian is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Academy of Medical Sciences, the Acoustical Society of America, The Audio Engineering Society, and the Association for Psychological Science, and an Honorary Fellow of the Belgian Society of Audiology and

5 Jul 2024: Visiting Fellows (VFs) & Visiting College Research Associates (VCRAs)The non-stipendiary status of Visiting Fellow or Visiting College Research Associate is granted for periods of up to one year, renewable on application to a maximum of two years

5 Jul 2024: College TutorsTutors are experienced academics who are familiar with the regulations, avenues of support and educational demands of the university. Your tutor also acts as the main liaison between you, the college and the university. Tutor approval

5 Jul 2024: Following a BSc in Zoology from Wales and a PhD from Bristol, Tyrell’s first jobs were as Assistant Professor of Zoology at McGill University, Montreal, and then at UBC, Vancouver. During this time he undertook and supervised research on the

5 Jul 2024: Carol has 25 years of international financial experience. She founded the Alpha Grand Group in Hong Kong in 2017. Prior to founding Alpha Grand Group, she held senior positions with a number of international financial institutions including Goldman

5 Jul 2024: Kirsty’s undergraduate degree was in English Language and Literature at the University of St Andrews. She stayed on at St Andrews to do a Master’s degree in Scottish Literature and was then awarded a studentship for PhD research into ‘The Life

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

5 Jul 2024: Jiawei’s background covers multiple disciplines, from single-cell genomics, computational biology and microbiology to computer science and software engineering. He was initially a computer scientist, trained in China with Master’s degree in

5 Jul 2024: Ali completed her PhD at the Institute of Criminology, Cambridge in 2020. Her PhD examined children’s and practitioners’ experiences and perceptions of court-ordered youth offending service supervision. Following her PhD, Ali became an

5 Jul 2024: Cycling on College grounds All bicycles must be marked with a College registration number assigned at the Porters' Lodge. Racks are provided around the perimeter of the College and bicycles left there should always be locked. There is a designated

5 Jul 2024: Both presentations symbiotically focused upon the collective community identity and artistry of Gypsy, Traveller and Roma people, and the ways in which this can influence and inspire other cultures and creativity.

5 Jul 2024: Matt completed his PhD in Philosophy at the University of Bristol, with a thesis on the arrow of time, before taking up postdoctoral research fellowships at the University of Sydney’s Centre for Time (2013-2014) and the School of Historical and

5 Jul 2024: Wolfson is an open community. It is therefore extremely important that residents take responsibility for the safety of their own and other people's belongings. ... In an emergency a spare key can be signed out at the Porters' Lodge, but keys must not be

5 Jul 2024: Dr Basaran held visiting positions at Harvard Law, Princeton, Sciences-Po and the Institute for Advanced Studies (Princeton). She also held tenure at the University of Kent. Her expertise of international studies was moulded not only through research

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5 Jul 2024: Virginia trained in medicine in at the University of Queensland in Australia where she was awarded the University Medal. She came to the UK funded by Commonwealth and Gates Scholarships to complete a Masters in Epidemiology and PhD in Neuroimaging

5 Jul 2024: Online sessionsOnline sessions will take place across June 2024, repeated to enable students from different time zones to attend. The sessions will be be recorded where possible and last up to an hour. Offer holders will receive dates and timings

5 Jul 2024: Sean graduated with a BA in Human Genetics from Trinity College Dublin in 2013, and received his PhD from the University of Cambridge in 2018. For his PhD with Professor Mario de Bono at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, he identified genes

5 Jul 2024: Mohammed’s academic focus has been in developing and applying molecular imaging in clinical and experimental atherosclerosis. His long-term research strategy is to focus on in vivo mechanisms of vascular disease, with emphasis on

5 Jul 2024: Steve graduated from Wolfson College in 1993 in Chemical Engineering, having previously worked in retail furnishing, yacht brokerage and in boat deliveries. Having completed a first degree, he installed data cabling in London business premises. He

5 Jul 2024: Dr Monrose completed a PhD in Sociology in 2013 examining the life course of maturing Black men with a focus on criminal preclusion and non-criminal participation. He acted as the lead researcher for the Black British Voices project and is the

5 Jul 2024: Susan's undergraduate degree in Archaeology and History was taken at the University of Southampton, She holds an MA in Area Studies (Africa) from SOAS (University of London), and a PGCE in teaching history from the University of Cambridge. Her PhD

5 Jul 2024: The following are some guidelines towards successful communal living at Wolfson. The full set of rules for living on the College site are contained within the Accommodation Guide.

5 Jul 2024: Anjali obtained her PhD as a Gates Scholar in History from Trinity College, Cambridge. Her thesis was awarded the prestigious Ellen MacArthur Prize in Economic History by the Faculty of History. After that she joined the Centre of South Asian Studies

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5 Jul 2024: Andrew retired from the role of Chairman of Microsoft Research EMEA in September 2011. In this role Herbert oversaw Microsoft Research’s activities in the region, including technical strategy and policy engagements and wider engagement with

5 Jul 2024: Habda Rashid is the Senior Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art working across the Fitzwilliam Museum and Kettle’s Yard to research new perspectives on the collections in their global contexts and identify new acquisitions to better represent the

5 Jul 2024: One of Neil’s former PhD students, Prof Peter Robinson, remarked that at the time: “Many people regarded this funny little machine with pictures on its screen as a bit of

5 Jul 2024: Unihttps://www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/people/www.mrc-epid.cam.ac.ukversity Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal College of General

5 Jul 2024: Even if you're not aware of any impact on your studies, any long term health condition (including mental health concerns) can put people at a disadvantage academically. ... You can donate some organs while you are still alive, however, most organ and

5 Jul 2024: Nigel has had a wide-ranging teaching and research career in the fields of sociology, education studies, research methods and teacher training. Before joining the Institute of Continuing Education in 2007, he was a Research Associate in the Faculty

5 Jul 2024: An exhibition - just outside the Dining Hall - tells the story of the College's founding and its first years. Matthias Wong (PhD, History, 2015) worked with Frieda Midgley (Archivist and Record Manager) to put together this exhibition, some of

5 Jul 2024: Beth completed her PhD in 2021 at Imperial College London (funded by the President's PhD Scholarship). Her PhD focused on the important role caregivers play in their children’s lives, with close attention paid to children’s behavioural

5 Jul 2024: Prior to Cambridge, Adam spent his career at the University of St Andrews. There he was awarded a University of St Andrews 600th Anniversary Doctoral Fellowship, which supported his thesis research and teaching. Following the completion of his PhD,

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

5 Jul 2024: Since 2016, Karel has been part of the academic staff at the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, at Stellenbosch University. His responsibilities have included lecturing, supervision, research and research group management.His PhD

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.

5 Jul 2024: Simon is an Industrial Tutor on the taught MPhil in Industrial Systems, Manufacture and Management at the Institute for Manufacturing (previously a Wolfson College based programme) and was Course Director from 2005 to 2015.

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

5 Jul 2024: Which rooms can be booked?We have a series of double ensuite rooms for guests located in the Chancellor's Centre, which form part of our conferencing facility. These guest rooms are akin to hotel rooms: there are tea-making facilities and

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

5 Jul 2024: Susan graduated in Natural Sciences (Chemistry) from Newnham College in 1968. Her link with Wolfson (University) College dates from 1971 when the returned to Cambridge and studied for the PGCE. After several years abroad (Japan, Australia and th

5 Jul 2024: Susan completed her doctoral research in Sociology/Policy at the University of Calgary, Canada in 1990. Prior to this she had worked in the Research Division of the Ministry of Education, Western Australia. Since completion of her doctorate, Susan

5 Jul 2024: Sitting as a group. Groups are defined as 10 or more people wishing to sit together. ... No single group can exceed 20 people. Members should book online with a name assigned for the group booking, keeping in mind that each Member can book up to three

5 Jul 2024: Philip also holds the following positions:Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Economics, University of Utah, USResearch Associate, Levy Economics Institute, New York, USHe was previously :

5 Jul 2024: Thomas read medicine in Christian Medical College Vellore, of the Madras University. He was appointed as a consultant respiratory and general physician in 2005 and is based in the West Suffolk Hospital Foundation trust (WSHFT) a University of

5 Jul 2024: After a BSc in microbiology from the University of Strathclyde and a PhD in bacterial genetics at Warwick University, George did postdoctoral work on the genetics of E. coli cell division (Edinburgh University) before a lectureship at the University