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Department/institution:
Former director - Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology
Contact details:
Subject: Intellectual and transnational history of Southeast Asia
Department/institution: Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University
Subject:
History
Department/institution:
University College, London
Role:
Organises and coordinates social events for students
Contact details:
gsb.social@clarehall.cam.ac.uk
Subject: Music
Department: Faculty of Music
Contact: kdesmond@brandeis.edu
Subject: Concert flutist and musicologist, specialising in performance practice and historical recordings.
Artistic Director of the Intimate Engagements concert series
Subject: Medieval literature
Research interests:
Subject: Publishing
Subject: Astronomy
Department/Institution: Battock Institute for Experimental Astrophysics, Cardiff University
Research Interests:
Subject: Quantum field theory, nuclear physics, high energy physics, energy studies, College history.
Subject: Economics
Contact: truls.erikson@sfe.uio.no
Subject:
The neurobiological substrates of human drug dependence
Department/institution:
Department of Psychiatry
Role: Prepares the agenda and takes minutes for each GSB meeting and creates weekly GSB bulletins.
Subject: Second-language education
Department/institution: Faculty of Education
Subject: Physics
Department: Chemistry
Contact: ofarago@bgu.ac.il
Subject:
Earth and Nuclear Materials in the Department of Earth Sciences
Department/institution:
Department of Earth Sciences
Subject:
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education
Department/institution:
Faculty of Education
Subject:
Applied Mathematics, integrable systems, the mathematics of medical imaging.
Department/institution:
Subject: Archaeology
Department: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research
Subject: French History
Department: History
Contact: paf67@cornell.edu
Fellows in the news
New Book by Trudi Tate
Official Fellow Trudi Tate has recently published A Short History of the Crimean War (I. B. Tauris, 2019). The Crimean War (1854-56) is often seen as the first modern war. A struggle between imperial Russia and an alliance of the British, French and Ottoman empires, it was the first war to be reported by eye-witnesses in the newspapers, the first to use the telegraph, and the...Read more
Clare Hall Induction Meeting and Lunch
The College Vice-President, Professor Alan Short, and the Senior Tutor, Dr Iain Black, plus the Tutors, welcomed all the new Clare Hall students at an Induction meeting and lunch on Sunday 30 September. We also heard from the Graduate Student President, Mariana Pinto Leitão Pereira, the Boat Club, the Cricket Club, and others. Students had a chance to talk with their Tutors over an informal lunch.See our gallery for...Read more
Clare Hall Inspires
The second 'Clare Hall Inspires' personal and professional development workshop for students and postdocs was co-organised by Dr Keri Wong (Clare Hall Postdoc Committee), Mr Tim Coorens (the GSB) and Ms Catherine Wise from the Development Office. This one-day workshop, open to all College members, was held in the Richard Eden Suite at West Court. The key aim of the workshop is to encourage students and postdocs to think flexibly about various career paths and to utilise the many...Read more
Clare Hall Postdocs - 3 Slide Talk Series
In May we held the fifth in the series of 3 Slide Talks. The three engaging talks from different disciplines provided much food for thought.The first talk was given by Dr Robert Beyer from the Department of Zoology. Robert, who has a background in maths, presented current collaborative research on palm oil production. Oil palm is a highly contested crop linked with environmental destruction. While environmental NGOs and others have called for boycotts of products containing palm oil, the...Read more