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Visiting Fellows – Lent 2013

Aldamiz-echevarria, Professor Covadonga PhD
Social responsibility initiatives from the gender perspective in European excellent organizations.
University of the Basque Country, Spain

Caston, Professor Ruth PhD and Victor
Terence in his Roman context.
University of Michigan, USA

De Cruz, Peter P PhD
Optimal management of intestinal failure and intestinal transplantation. 
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia

De Simone, Professor Antonio PhD
Mathematical modeling of soft active materials, biological systems, and cell motility.
SISSA, Trieste, Italy

Donald, Betsy E J
Food and the City: the role of food in modern urban industrialization.
Queen's University, Canada

During, Professor Simon PhD
Anglicanism and British literature.
University of Queensland,  Australia

Ebrey, David PhD
Ancient Greek Philosophy, primarily Plato and Aristotle. 
Northwestern University, Evaston, Illinois, USA

Ekstrom, Professor Anders E PhD
Time, intermediality and transregional imaginaries in disaster discourse.
Uppsala University, Sweden

Fairbrother, Professor William
RNA biochemistry/computational biology.
Brown University USA

Ganguly, Debjani PhD
Postcolonial, comparative and world literatures. 
Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, Australia

Garrard, Graeme DPhil
Politics and the return of human nature.
Cardiff University, Wales

Garreton, Professor Manuel A PhD
Political cultural sociology; Social movements; Modernity; Democracy; Democratizations; State-civil society.
University of Chile, Santiago, Chile

Glave, Professor Thomas MFA
Creative writing (fiction).
State University of New York, USA

Hale, Elizabeth PhD
Children's literature and science fiction.
University of New England, Australia

Hata, Gohei PhD
The works of Josephus, Philo, Eusebius, and the Greek Bible.
Tama Art University, Japan

Hussin, Iza PhD
Circulations of Law: Indian Ocean Networks and Trajectories of the Muslim State.
University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Jacob, Wilson PhD
Middle East history, 19th-20th c.; Egypt; gender, sexuality, postcolonial theory; Indian Ocean history, Malabar 18th-19th c.
Concordia University, Canada

Jokela, Markus
Psychological basis of selective migration and geographical inequalities in health. 
University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland

Kobayashi, Shigeyuki PhD:
Comparative and diachronic syntax and philology of Old Japanese and Old English. 
Seigakuin University, Ageo-shi, Saitama-ken, Japan

Lewis, Professor Michael J PhD
Behavourial and neurobiological systems that mediate motivational behaviour and especially the mechanisms that are involved with addiction and food intake.
Hunter College, City University of New York, USA.

Lomi, Professor Alessandro PhD
The analysis of social networks between individuals within organizations, and between organizations in markets and other institutional fields.
University of Lugano, Switzerland

Macauley, Robert C MD
The ethics of palliative care. 
University of Vermont, Vermont, USA

Mathewes, Professor Charles PhD
A programmatic vision for comparative religious ethics
University of Virginia, USA

Mayers, David PhD
Evolving international political system and US foreign relations in 1945-1955
Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts

Milonakis, Professor Dimitrios PhD
Political Economy, Comparative Economic Systems, History of Economic Thought, Economic Theory of Institutions, Economics and Other Social Sciences, Economic Methodology. 
University of Crete, Greece

Monteyne, David P PhD
Architectural historian working on the modern era in North America. 
University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Nakai, Daisuke PhD
Sidgwick's utilitarian economic thought and the influence on Marshall, Pigou and Keynes.
Kinki University, Japan

Nakata, Professor Yoshifumi PhD
International comparative research on global research and development management at companies with sustainable innovation.
Doshisha University, Japan

Neville, Professor Cynthia J PhD
The development of law in high     medieval Scotland. 
Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Nye, Eric W PhD
Coleridge and his disciples, John Sterling and the Cambridge Apostles. 
University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, USA

Park, Chan Goo PhD
Philosophy.
Seoul University, Korea

Park, Professor Jeong-Hyuck PhD
Differential Geometry for String Theory; Emergence in  Statistical Physics.
Sogang University, Seoul, Korea

Parrpei, Kati PhD 
History of mentalities
University of Eastern Finland, Finland

Pogosian, Levon PhD
Signatures of non-Gaussian processes in cosmic microwave background.Simon
Fraser University, Canada

Reeves, Keir J PhD
Historian and cultural heritage researcher of Asia and the Pacific.
Monash University, Caulfield East, Victoria, Australia

Rennie, Kriston PhD
'Sharing the Burden': The Foundations of medieval papal legislation,
University of Queensland, Australia

Rogers, Professor Colin PhD
Geometric integrable structure in nonlinear physical systems.
University of New South Wales, Australia

Shields, Professor Geoffrey JD
Corporate governance and shareholder rights and environmental law and regulation.
Vermont Law School, USA

Sohn, Jungyul PhD
The impact of housing policies on the residential conditions of low-income households: a spatial perspective.
Seoul National University. Korea

Song, Professor Kiho PhD
Daily life history of Korea. 
Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

Strong, Rowan PhD
Anglicanism and the British Empire in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Murdoch University, Australia

Suge, Ikki PhD
GKN, its local business partners and the globalising markets, c.1900-14.
Doshisha University, Japan

Sugimura, Professor Noel DPhil
Literature.
Georgetown University USA

Weinstein, Professor Helen PhD
The public past: History, meaning and society (for Routledge, 2013).
University of York, UK

Zhang, Yang PhD
Economic Dynamics, Applied Econometrics and Chinese Economy.
University of Macau, Taipa, Macao, China

Visiting Scholar

Chihara, Takahiro PhD
Unveiling the molecular mechanism of neural circuit formation in Drosophila.
University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan.

 
Visiting Fellows

Clare Hall has the largest number of Visiting Fellows of any college in Cambridge, which provides a culturally rich and professionally diverse environment for academic research. Distinguished academics from universities all over the world intending to visit Cambridge during a period of study leave may apply to the College, and the Fellowship Committee recommends successful candidates for election for up to one year. Former Visiting Fellows become Life Members of the College and often return for friendly re-visits or for further study leave in the future. The Fellows of Clare College on study leave have a right to become members with the status of Visiting Fellow.

Personal reflections by Visiting Fellows past and present

Clare Hall has an enviable reputation as a centre of excellence for advanced study, with a culturally cosmopolitan feel and a warm, welcoming approach to family life. There have been hundreds of Visiting Fellows over the years and many look forward to returning when the opportunity arises. Visiting Fellows become Life Members of Clare Hall and are welcomed back at any time to participate in College life.

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