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Tackling knee damage
Scholar-Elect Lyndie Zollinger’s PhD will attempt to understand and prevent knee damage caused by everyday activities.
Designing an ecological sacred space
Gillean Denny has led the design of a Living Chapel in Italy, a symbol of hope for the ecological awakening of humanity.
Social Impact Award for Gates Cambridge Scholar
Andrea Kusec has won a Social Impact Award from the University of Cambridge’s Vice-Chancellor.
Gates Cambridge Trust Statement on diversity, openness and equity
The Gates Cambridge Trust is appalled by the horrific death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, MN, the latest in a long history of violence against…
How do emotions affect the way we learn
Emily Towner’s research focused on the role emotions play in how we learn, particularly in adolescence.
Hay debate charts future pathways for vaccines
A Gates Cambridge debate at Hay Festival highlighted the importance of new funding models and innovation in improving global health and access to vital vaccines.
Weekend of Research expands online
This year’s Weekend of Research was one of the biggest scholar-organised events ever, bringing together scholars and alumni around the world virtually to discuss their research.
Nudge policies in the era of COVID-19
A study co-authored by Ramit Debnath looks at how nudge policies and the use of frugal innovation helped India in the lockdown phase of COVID-19.
Gates Cambridge to take part in Hay Festival panel on vaccine policy
Gates Cambridge Scholars and Alumni are taking part in a panel discussion on global health and vaccines at this year’s online Hay Festival.
Combining maths and medicine
Kumar Thurimella will combine his maths and medical knowledge for his PhD in Biotechnology looking at new ways to tackle inflammatory disease.
