| Professor Dr Hans F Graf |
Subject: Meteorology and volcanology Department/institution: Centre for Atmospheric Science Contact details: hfg21@cam.ac.uk Research interests: |
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| Amanda Walker |
BSc FCA
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| Professor Frances Spalding |
Subject: Art History Contact details: fs454@cam.ac.uk |
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| Professor Barbara J Sahakian |
Subject: Cognitive and behavioural neuroscience; clinical and veterinary neuroscience Department/institutions: Department of Psychiatry Contact details: bjs1001@medschl.cam.ac.uk Research interests: |
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| Professor Athanassios S Fokas |
Subject: Applied Mathematics, Integrable Systems, Asymptotic Analysis, the Mathematics of Medical Imaging Department/institution: Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics Contact details: t.fokas@damtp.cam.ac.uk |
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| Joanna Womack |
Contact details: jmw1015@cam.ac.uk Joanna is a qualified solicitor and worked briefly in company and commercial law in London before returning to Cambridge. She was a College Lecturer in Law at New Hall from 1975-1983 and Bursar of New Hall from 1983-1990. Following a stint as Bursar of Trinity Hall from 1990-1993, she was appointed Treasurer, University of Cambridge, and served in that role for ten years, remaining a Fellow of Trinity Hall until 2003, when she was elected Bursar and Fellow of Clare Hall. |
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| Dr Bobbie S Wells |
Subject: British social history; women war artists. Contact details: rsw13@hermes.cam.ac.uk
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| Dr Murray J Stewart |
Subject: Molecular biology; cell division and cytoskeletons Department/institution: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Contact details: ms651@cam.ac.uk Research interests: |
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| Professor John S Parker |
Subject: Plant genetics and the history of evolution. Department/institution: Department of History and Philosophy of Science Contact details: Research interests: Professor John S Parker has been the Director of the Botanic Garden since 1996. He studied botany at Oxford where he also researched for his doctorate on plant chromosomes and natural populations. |
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| Professor Julius J Lipner |
Subject: The comparative study of religion and Hindu culture, theology and philosophy with special reference to the relationship between Britain and India in nineteenth century Bengal Contact details: jjl1000@cam.ac.uk Research interests: |
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