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A revolution in northern Syria?
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has recently taken part in a delegation to the Kurdish region of northern Syria which is calling for international aid and recognition of the new form […]
Conference aims to inspire social enterprise
Four Gates Cambridge Scholars are taking part in the AnnualCambridge Catalyst Conference at the end of the month which aims to inspire and support those running or seeking to start […]
From dengue fever to bird conservation
Four Gates Cambridge Scholars will present their research on mapping dengue fever, treating different forms of dementia, understanding how Neanderthals may have aided human adaptation and turning the tide on […]
The legacy of trauma
Generations of marginalisation and trauma mean mental illness in Australia’s northern-most province – home to many indigenous people – often involves extreme and complex cases. Yet there are few mental […]
Mapping dengue fever
Leah Katzelnick was all set for a career as an anthropologist until she contracted dengue fever. She was in hospital for a week with severe symptoms. It changed her life. […]
Tackling the role of ageing in MS progression
Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease which affects more than 2.3 million people around the world. Patients are typically diagnosed around the age of 30. Initially, the early symptoms go […]
Scholar wins prize for work on smart drugs for type 2 diabetes
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has won a prestigious prize for her research on a smart system for releasing type-2 diabetes drugs to patients over the long term so that they […]
A computational approach to cancer
Dominique Kunciw [2013] is looking to find new ways to fight cancer through computational analysis and synthetic chemistry to discover what turns a healthy cell cancerous. She will present her […]
Delivering on the global network
Fiona Beeming, currently Membership Services Manager at the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), has been appointed to the newly-created post of Gates Cambridge Alumni Relations Coordinator. […]
From computer bugs to high altitude archaeology
Four Gates Cambridge Scholars will address the need for new approaches to migration history, how to understand computer bugs, how to address global food demand and high altitude archaeology at […]
