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Telling the story of Crimean Tatars
Emine Ziyatdin’s path to doing a PhD has not been a straightforward one. After completing her master’s studies in the USA, she moved back to Ukraine in 2013 with the […]
Scholars discuss the big issues shaping our future
Seven Gates Cambridge Scholars took part in a three-day programme at Jesus College last week on “Shaping the Future Together: AI, Innovation, Inclusion and Resilience in a Fractured World”. The […]
Exploring the early universe in the golden age of gravitational wave observation
Charlotte Louw became fascinated by theoretical physics and the evolution of the early universe while she was an undergraduate. Her master’s focused on primordial gravitational waves – slight ripples in […]
First winner of Dr Arif Naveed Education Prize announced
The first Dr Arif Naveed Education Prize, honouring the work and legacy of Gates Cambridge Scholar Arif Naveed, has been awarded to a researcher and columnist from Bangladesh. The £1K […]
Creating a fairer, more inclusive healthcare system for children
Lengwe Sinkala [2026] is a doctor with a keen interest in how health systems can be improved, particularly for neurodivergent children. She spent Covid working on the frontline in a […]
How to lead in a 24/7 media environment
Two Gates Cambridge Scholars debate how to lead in a 24/7 media environment in the latest edition of the So, now what? Gates Cambridge podcast. Stephen Lezak [2019] and Ben […]
Combining fundamental Physics and start-up leadership
Viviana Gomez Ramirez [2026] likes to focus on the big questions in Physics, seeing it as a form of Philosophy. Her PhD, which she starts in the autumn, aims to […]
New UN role for Gates Cambridge Scholar
Impact Prize winner Emma Houiellebecq has taken up a new role as a Senior Analyst with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) at its headquarters in Copenhagen where she […]
Gates Cambridge Class of 2026
The new 2026 class of Gates Cambridge Scholars has been announced, comprising 68 Scholars from 25 different countries. View the story Skip to main content LinkedInTwitterFacebook Gates Cambridge Class of […]
Using podcasting as a research method
Simone Eringfeld has written a unique hands-on guide to how to use podcasting in academic research which is published this month and precedes her new podcast on the soundscape of […]
