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Subject:
History of anthropology
Department/institution:
Role: Social Officer, Graduate Student Body Committee (2021/22)
Contact: lra36@cam.ac.uk
Subject: Architecture
Department/institution: Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland
Contact details:
accounts@clarehall.cam.ac.uk
01223 332 364
Dr Gianluca Amadei completed his PhD at the University of Toronto in 2016, under the supervision of Dr Freda Miller, where he studied the role of RNA-binding proteins in the context of mammalian embryonic brain d
Subject: History of Chemistry
Contact details: rgwa2@hermes.cam.ac.uk
Subject: Theory of condensed matter
Department/institution: Cavendish Laboratory
Contact details: ea245@cam.ac.uk
Subject: The mechanical behaviour of materials; particularly metals, ceramics and ice
Contact details: mfa2@eng.cam.ac.uk
Role: Equalities Officer, Graduate Student Body Committee (2021/22)
Subject: Theoretical Cosmology
Department/institution: Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics
Subject: Disorders of hearing and balance
Department: Medicine
Contact: mlb59@cam.ac.uk
Subject: History of science
Department/institution: History and philosophy of science
Role: Sports Officer, Graduate Student Body Committee (2021/22)
Contact details: gsb.sports@clarehall.cam.ac.uk
Subject:
Literature and history of science
Department/institution:
Subject: Material Sciences
Department/institution: Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy
Subject: Classics
Department/Institution: Department of Humanities, University of Turin, Italy
Subject: Intellectual history, particularly history and philosophy of the human sciences.
Contact details: dcb28@cam.ac.uk
Subject: Historical Geography
Department/institution: Department of Geography
Subject: Early fiction of D.H. Lawrence.
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Research Fellow appears on Raymond Nicolet Trust podcast
Dr Carolyn Cobbold, a Research Fellow at Clare Hall, appears in a new podcast published by the Raymond Nicolet Trust. During the recording she discusses how she's broken boundaries in our society, reflecting on her multidisciplinary work in the environment and research into the history of food.Dr Cobbold comments:"I was very honoured to be asked to contribute to the Raymond Nicolet Trust podcast series to talk about my involvement in the environment, climate change...
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Inbound Visiting Fellow elected Master of the Bench of Inner Temple
Professor Norman Doe, an inbound Visiting Fellow of Clare Hall, has been elected Master of the Bench of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple.Professor Doe, who is Director of the Cardiff School of Law and Politics’ Canon Law LLM programme and the Centre for Law and Religion, has been recognised by the Inner Temple for his ‘unrivalled reputation in Ecclesiastical Law and the Law of Church and State, as well as the active and positive contributions he has made to the affairs of...Read more
Emeritus Fellow to give talk on John Piper’s stained-glass work
Professor Frances Spalding, an Emeritus Fellow of Clare Hall, will give a talk on John Piper’s stained glass for the British Society of Master Glass Painters in January 2022.The Society’s first online lecture of the new year coincides with the Centenary touring exhibition visiting All Saints Church, Bristol, where John Piper made some extraordinary windows.The artist did not begin designing stained glass until he was in his early 50s, but went on to undertake over 60 works in this...Read more
Research Fellow part of team who uncovered largest-ever millipede fossil
Dr William McMahon, a Research Fellow of Clare Hall, has co-authored a paper published by the Journal of the Geological Society, analysing the largest-ever millipede fossil, which was found on a Northumberland beach in 2018. The 326-million-year-old giant millipede's remains were found at Howick Beach. Known as Arthropleura, this species was over 2.5 metres long, making it likely to have been the largest arthropod to have existed on Earth. The fossil will be...Read more