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In step with romance
Men who are in love adapt their walking pace so they are in step with their partner, according to new research led by a Gates Cambridge Alumna. Cara Wall-Scheffler‘s research, […]
A year of silence on a mountain and other stories
Want to know about medicine in rural India or life as a red-haired Minnesotan in South Korea? Maybe you’d be more interested in sustainable beer brewing in Burkina Faso or […]
Treating countries like businesses
Arbitrators in international investment cases play a huge role in creating law and steering state behaviour, according to research by a Gates Cambridge Scholar which will be presented at an […]
Memory boost
A Gates Cambridge Scholar is presenting research on the potential for boosting memory function through diet at the world’s largest neuroscience conference next week. Brianne Kent will be presenting her […]
Understanding cancerous mutations
New research has uncovered the mechanism underlying the development of cancer in people with mutations in a ‘caretaker’ protein. Gates Cambridge Alumnus Dr Anand Jeyasekharan’s research is published in the […]
Bone health and HIV
What are the short and long-term effects of exposure to ante-retroviral drugs on the bones of HIV infected mothers and the children they give birth to who do not go […]
Lighting the city
A Gates Cambridge Scholar has been awarded a distinction prize at a prestigious international lighting design competition for her installation project which is designed to get people interacting with their […]
Gates Alumni event debates Middle East and sustainable cities
The first Gates Cambridge Alumni event to be livestreamed on Youtube debated two of the most pressing challenges of today – political ferment in the Middle East and the quest […]
From Dante’s irony to the future of painkillers
A joke made by Dante which was not understood for seven centuries, the changing face of biology, the future of painkillers, remote health monitoring devices, the burden of non-communicable disease in sub-Saharan […]
Growing up equal
Maria Pawlowska [2007] was all set on a career as a paleontologist- something she had set her heart on since she was a child – when she read Khalid Husseini’s […]
