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Gates scholar highlights innovative Rising Stars programme
Gates scholar Niraj Lal [2008] has been featured in a British Science Association People and Science article on a pioneering communications programme run by the University of Cambridge. PhD student […]
Enmeshed in the prison system
For Alexandra Cox [2007], juggling her academic studies with on the ground work for prison reform goes hand in hand. So in the last year she has not only been […]
Scholar talks about his research on the Uyghurs
Gates scholar Ross Anthony’s research into Xinjiang and the Uyghurs has seen him interviewed by the international media and he now hopes to write a book on the subject for […]
Ross Anthony
Ross Anthony only came to study China by accident, but his research into Xinjiang and the Uyghurs has seen him interviewed by the international media and he now hopes to […]
Alumnus launches online school books project
A Gates alumnus has launched an innovative books programme with online musicians to get people around the world to send books to schools in a deprived city in California. Tyler […]
Gates scholar writes for The Guardian
Gates scholar Rachel Linn [2008] has written an article for the Guardian calling on the west to support democratic voices in Tunisia and stand up for political freedom. Rachel, who […]
Gates alumna published in Nature
A Gates alumna has co-authored a paper in Nature this week on her research into where the next infectious disease to be passed from animals to humans will come from. […]
Tiffany Bogich
Tiffany Bogich’s research into where the next infectious disease to be passed from animals to humans will come from has already brought her co-authorship of an article in the leading […]
Gates Cambridge Scholars’ Distinguished Lecture – Denis Oswald
The man responsible for overseeing the preparations for the 2012 London Olympics gives his views on what makes for a good Games.
Gates scholar comments on UK penal reform
Gates scholar Fiona Roughley [2010] has written an opinion piece on UK penal reform for the Sydney Morning Herald. In the article, Revolution behind bars may come at too high […]
