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Gates Cambridge Trust seeks new Provost
The Gates Cambridge Trust is seeking to appoint a Provost following the successful tenure of Professor Barry Everitt. The position of the Provost is held for five years in the first instance. The person appointed to the role would be expected to take up the position on 1 October 2022. The role The Provost is […]
Making offices safer and more efficient
A new white paper, co-authored by a Gates Cambridge Scholar, has been published which aims to improve the safety and efficiency of office buildings – a key issue during the pandemic. The paper, A Virtual Reality-Based Digital Twin of workspaces, was published in January in collaboration with British Telecom and was co-authored by Pradipta Biswas, Assistant […]
Scholar heads to Winter Olympics
A Gates Cambridge Scholar is heading for Beijing where he will coach the Australian mixed doubles curling team in the Winter Olympics. The Australian Olympic Committee announced their selection of Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt for the mixed doubles curling event at the Winter Olympics over the weekend, and Pete Manasantivongs as their coach. The […]
More trustworthy diagnoses through better algorithms
Mateo Espinosa is interested in exploring the medical applications of machine learning, specifically how machine learning can be used to provide trustworthy and interpretable diagnosis and prognosis predictions. His aim is to understand the decision-making process in order to reduce the room for error and develop better treatments. He says that over the course of […]
Rethinking capitalism through community currencies
Can community currencies enable people to rethink their relationship with money? Lila Gaudêncio’s PhD, which she began this autumn, will explore the impact of community currencies in Brazil, introduced as a public policy by former President Lula’s government in 2003 to protect and develop local economies. Over 150 banks were created as a result, of […]
