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Potential for success

Potential for success

Anthony Hylick has started an education organisation which encourages people to reach...

Scholars tell their stories

Scholars tell their stories

Four Gates Cambridge Scholars talk about their lives outside academia.

Scholar speaks at House of Commons

Scholar speaks at House of Commons

Raphael Lefevre speaks about his research on Syria's Muslim Brotherhood at the House of...

Talking TED

Talking TED

Stan Wang is to speak about his research on non-embryonic stem cells at TEDxOxbridge next...

China expert in conversation

China expert in conversation

One of the world's leading experts on Chinese business will be in conversation with Gates...

Forest life

Forest life

Albert Arhin's research looks at how to reward communities for conservation initiatives...

Illusions of superiority

Illusions of superiority

Next week's internal symposium will cover subjects ranging from measuring metal...

Efficient engines

Efficient engines

Orian Welling has just completed his research on engine efficiency and has embarked on a...

Dalai Lama to speak at Global Scholars Symposium

Dalai Lama to speak at Global Scholars Symposium

His Holiness the Dalai Lama returns to Cambridge in April to speak at the Global Scholars...

Creating an environment for success

Creating an environment for success

Andrea Pizziconi's work starts from the premise that students learn best in an...

The evolution of inflammatory disease

The evolution of inflammatory disease

Towfique Raj is lead author on a paper investigating the evolution of inflammatory...

Newborn health

Newborn health

Said Saab's research is looking at ways to improve newborn health.

Gates Cambridge announces new Provost

Gates Cambridge announces new Provost

The new Provost of the Gates Cambridge Trust will be the world leading neuroscientist...

Bones of contention

Bones of contention

Victoria Tobolsky is researching the evolution of the human pelvis.

Gates Cambridge seeks Programme Assistant

Gates Cambridge seeks Programme Assistant

Gates Cambridge is looking for a Programme Assistant to join its small friendly team.

Why isn't Britain growing?

Why isn't Britain growing?

Will Straw from the IPPR think tank will speak about the British economy in a webinar...

Fishing for signals

Fishing for signals

Research led by Alex Vail shows fish communicate with each other to hunt for prey.

Dalai Lama speaks at Global Scholars Symposium

Dalai Lama speaks at Global Scholars Symposium

His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama told the Global Scholars Symposium that the 20th century...

Seeds for all seasons

Seeds for all seasons

Stella Nordhagen's research focuses on how farmers’ crop choices relate to the incidence...

Gates Cambridge welcomes 51 new Scholars

Gates Cambridge welcomes 51 new Scholars

Fifty-one of the world's most academically brilliant and socially committed young people...

21st century trading

21st century trading

Todd Tucker writes a chapter in a report warning of the need to upgrade 20th century...

From climate change to maternal 'insanity'

From climate change to maternal 'insanity'

The last Gates Cambridges Scholars' symposium covers climate change, stem cells,...

Health data provides rich resource

Health data provides rich resource

Georgina Murphy is joint first author on a paper about one of the richest data sources on...

Scientists discover pathways to liver disease

Scientists discover pathways to liver disease

Siddhartha Kar is lead author on a paper which identifies the genetic underpinnings of...

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