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.
Professor Urbasi Sinha, winner of the Gates Cambridge Impact Prize, is a quantum scientist. She married fellow Gates Cambridge Scholar Aninda while he was in the inaugural year of the […]
What do an economist and an environmental sustainability researcher have in common? Quite a lot, it turns out. Kamiar Mohaddes [2005] is an economist, who has been working on climate […]
What are the major security risks in the 21st century and how should we deal with them? Pranav Ganta is part of the 25th anniversary cohort and will be studying […]
Professor Napoleon Katsos is from the first cohort of Gates Cambridge Scholars. Minhee Lee is from the 2025 cohort. Napoleon will be Minhee’s supervisor as she explores the multi-layered meanings […]
