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India: a history in moving pictures
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has written the first scholarly volume to be published on the history of Indian documentary film. Peter Sutoris’ book Visions of Development: Films Division of India […]
Progress on treatment for high blood pressure
Researchers led by a Gates Cambridge Scholar have identified a new way of potentially treating one of the most common curable causes of hypertension. Some 31% of men and 28% […]
Alumnus wins fellowship for future arts leaders
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has been awarded a US$50,000 Leonore Annenberg Fellowship for the Performing and Visual Arts. Daniel Walden [2012] was among nine artists awarded the 2016 Fellowship which aims […]
One-stop shop for career development
A Gates Cambridge Scholar who set up a mentorship platform to expand university access for international students has extended it to career development. Greg Nance [2011] is CEO and founder […]
Imaging breakthrough
A Gates Cambridge Scholar is part of the team that performed the world’s first hyperpolarized MRI image of the human liver – an achievement which could have huge implications for the […]
Gay men’s chorus performs at Catholic college
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has organised the first concert by a gay men’s chorus at a Catholic college in the US. Daniel DiCenso [2005], who did his PhD in Music […]
Understanding motor neurone disease
Julie Qiaojin Lin [2013] is just over two years into her PhD in Physiology, Development and Neuroscience and has already had a major paper on her research into motor neurone […]
Class of 2016 announced
Fifty-five of the most academically exceptional and socially committed people from across the globe have been selected as Gates Cambridge Scholars after interviews in Cambridge in March. The Scholars will […]
Teaching excellence in diversity
This month Thabo Msibi [2009] will receive his university’s highly prestigious distinguished teacher award for teaching excellence in recognition of his work on diversity. He says the rigorous assessment […]
Saving the Amazonian jaguar
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has taken part in a remarkable project to help ensure the survival of jaguars in Peru through the use of statistics, mathematical modelling, virtual technology and […]
