Xiaohan Pan (2005), a Chinese Gates Scholar, is featured in the this week’s Guardian newspaper.
Xiaohan relates her experience of undergraduate education in China, where she was one of the top students at Zheijang University near Shanghai.
At Cambridge, Xiaohan is currently completing her PhD on novel contact lens glucose sensor to achieve real-time glucose monitoring for diabetes management.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
