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Nudge policies in the era of COVID-19
A study co-authored by Ramit Debnath looks at how nudge policies and the use of frugal innovation helped India in the lockdown phase of COVID-19.
Gates Cambridge to take part in Hay Festival panel on vaccine policy
Gates Cambridge Scholars and Alumni are taking part in a panel discussion on global health and vaccines at this year’s online Hay Festival.
Combining maths and medicine
Kumar Thurimella will combine his maths and medical knowledge for his PhD in Biotechnology looking at new ways to tackle inflammatory disease.
Winner of 2020 Bill Gates Sr. Prize announced
Alice Musabende is named this year’s winner of the Bill Gates Sr. Prize, nominated by her peers.
COVID-19 app bridges palliative care gap
Lucinda Lai and colleagues have created an app that helps emergency doctors help COVID-19 patients at the end of life.
The genomics of cancer
Scholar-Elect Yasemin Cole will study the genomic landscape of paragangliomas, pheochromocytomas and gastrointestinal stromal tumours.
Weekend of Research promises fascinating exchange of knowledge
This year’s Weekend of Research will be online and feature scholars and alumni in discussions, workshops and presentations about their research.
New study helps understanding of root of blood cell disorders
Stephen Gadomski is first author on a new study on the behaviour of endothelial cells.
Scholar to work on study of COVID-19 in children
John Clark is working on a study on the impact of COVID-19 on children.
Alumni respond to COVID-19
Gates Cambridge Alumni have been mobilising to address some of the many issues thrown up by COVID-19.
