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Subject:
History of anthropology
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Contact details:
accounts@clarehall.cam.ac.uk
01223 332 364
Role: Manages the GSB budget and all reimbursements.
Contact details
gsb.treasurer@clarehall.cam.ac.uk
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: Physics
Department/institution:
Materials science and metallurgy
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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: Addresses issues concerning equality, diversity, and representation.
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: Organises sports activities and is the main contact for the Clare Hall sports teams.
Sophie Beedell is Clare Hall's Development Administrator.
Contact: sb2398@cam.ac.uk
Subject:
Literature and history of science
Department/institution:
Subject: Material Sciences
Department/institution: Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy
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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Clare Hall President and Fellow speak on Naked Scientists podcast
Professor Alan Short, President of Clare Hall, and Dr Madeline Lancaster, a newly-elected Official Fellow of the College, spoke on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire over the weekend. Recordings of both conversations appear in a Naked Scientists podcast, just published. Professor Short spoke about ventilating hospitals, while Dr Lancaster shared why humans have bigger brains than other apes.Tune in to the podcast at...Read more
Research Fellow offers free series of Kathak dance classes to Clare Hall community
Dr Bipasha Chakraborty, Research Fellow in Sciences at Clare Hall, is running a series of free Kathak classes for Clare Hall members this springtime.Alongside being a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow at DAMTP and a particle physicist, Dr Chakraborty is also a passionate dancer, with her expertise being the Indian classical dance form known as Kathak.She shares:“The first lockdown made me realise how blissful dancing can be for myself and others, and this motivated me to...
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Film about poet Stevie Smith finds key source in biography written by Emeritus Fellow
Juliet Stevenson plays Stevie Smith in a new film available free until 5th April from the Globe Theatre. It is a beautifully scripted and performed piece, says Professor Frances Spalding, who wrote a biography of Stevie Smith in the late 1980s, and was surprised and delighted this month to be acknowledged effusively by one of the scriptwriters and Master of Ceremonies. Stevie Smith: Black March is a double-act performance between the poet and the man who acts as her...Read more
Fellow to give talk about epidemics in medieval Iceland for Cambridge Festival
Dr Elizabeth Ashman Rowe is speaking at the inaugural Cambridge Festival this spring. Titled Epidemics in Medieval Iceland: the Evidence of Contemporary Annals, the talk will see Dr Rowe analysing how epidemics repeatedly struck the isolated community of Iceland in the later Middle Ages, with contemporary annals recording them in ways that range from the horrifying to the humorous.Dr Rowe is a Fellow of Clare Hall and Head of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic Department at the University of...Read more