Congratulations to Gates Scholar Kofi Boakye for winning the 2008 Law and Social Inquiry Graduate Student Paper Competition with his paper Factors Contributing to the Underreporting of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) in Ghana: An Exploratory Study.
Congratulations to Gates Scholar Kofi Boakye for winning the 2008 Law and Social Inquiry Graduate Student Paper Competition with his paper Factors Contributing to the Underreporting of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) in Ghana: An Exploratory Study.
A foundation started by a Gates Cambridge Scholar is leading a Cambridge Festival event in March to celebrate agricultural innovation in Africa where a new project on food security will be launched. The Agri-Innovation & Impact Project (AGRIIP) will be launched at the Roots of Resilience event on 27th March. It is designed to empower […]
It was during his master’s that Alex Myhill [2022] was introduced to Earth Science and realised just how much we don’t understand about the Earth. He wanted to explore further and his PhD seeks to understand the dynamics that make the Earth tick. He is developing new techniques for the efficient computation of whole Earth […]
Five Scholars will speak about their ideas that could change the world at this year’s Cambridge Festival as part of the ongoing celebrations for Gates Cambridge’s 25th anniversary. The Festival programme has been published today and includes the Gates Cambridge event – Ideas that could change the world – hosted by international journalist Catherine Galloway […]
Vaccinations alone may not be enough to protect people with compromised immune systems from infection, even if the vaccine has generated the production of antibodies, according to new research from the University of Cambridge led by a Gates Cambridge Scholar. The findings, published today in Science Advances, suggest that such individuals will need regular vaccine […]