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Subject: Mineralogy and petrology, structural instabilities, transport and phase transformations of solids
Role: President of the Graduate Student Body (2021/22)
Contact: gsb.president@clarehall.cam.ac.uk
Communications & Marketing Manager
Subject: Engineering
Department/institution: Department of Engineering
Subject: Sustainable Architecture
Department/institution: Department of Architecture
Dr Rachel Sippy is an infectious disease epidemiologist from the United States. She is interested in disease seasonality, and the relative contributions of climate and non-climate factors in shaping seasons.
Ali Smith is a fiction writer; she was born in Inverness and lives in Cambridge. Her writing has been translated into 40 languages.
Contact
ds658@cam.ac.uk
Subject:
Low dimensional semiconductor physics
Department/institution:
Cavendish Laboratory
Contact details:
Subject: Professor Level Academic Director in Management Practice - Economics & Policy
Subject: Art history
Contact details: fs454@cam.ac.uk
Research Interests
Subject:
Molecular neuropathology of Alzheimer's disease.
Department/institution:
Department of Clinical Neurosciences
Subject: Molecular biology; cell division and cytoskeletons
Department/institution: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
Department/institution:
Clare Hall
Contact:
Contact: eas51@cam.ac.uk
Elizabeth manages the Clare Hall Archives.
Subject: Medieval Islamic studies
Department/institution: Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge
Subject: Psychiatry
Department/institution: Department of Psychiatry
Contact details: ls514@cam.ac.uk
Sandra L. Suárez, an award-winning teacher and scholar with 25 years’ experience at Temple University, is Professor of Political Science and Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Research.
Subject: Political Science
Department/Institution: Universities of Jyväskylä and Helsinki, Finland; Medici Archive Project, Florence, Italy
Subject: Syriac Christianity in China, Central Asia and along the Silk Road
Department/institution: Spalding Fellow, University of Tubingen, Germany
Fellows in the news
Intimate Engagements programme 2021-22 announced
Clare Hall is delighted to reveal the programme for the 2021-22 season of Intimate Engagements. This much-loved series started in 2006 under the artistic direction of Abigail Dolan, and has earned a reputation in the musical life of Cambridge for its thoughtful programming, and for the high quality of performances, which have showcased internationally-known musicians including Emma Kirkby, Charles Owen and Alina Ibragimova.Patrick Hemmerlé, the series’ new Artistic Director, comments:...Read more
Emeritus Fellow wins 6th World China Studies Contribution Award
Professor Michael Loewe, Emeritus Fellow of Clare Hall, received a 6th World China Studies Contribution Award yesterday, for his research in Sinology.He commented:"I am honoured by the World Forum on China Studies for the award of Contribution to China Studies in the World. Many years have passed since the beginning of my cooperation with Chinese scholars; in the process, I fully appreciate their contribution to the study of the history of Chinese civilisation, and it is...
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Honorary Fellow and PhD candidate curate exhibition on the UN's 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women
Melanne Verveer, Honorary Fellow of Clare Hall, and Rebecca Turkington, a PhD candidate in History here, have curated an exhibition titled Women's Rights Are Human Rights: The United States and the U.N. Fourth World Conference on Women. The exhibition, which launched yesterday at Georgetown University Library, Washington DC, examines the Fourth World Conference on Women, which was the largest UN conference in history, convening more than 6,000 official delegates from almost every...Read more
Students invited to join Special Interest Groups this Michaelmas
Clare Hall has announced the return of Special Interest Groups (previously referred to here as a pilot mentoring scheme) this Michaelmas. These are subject-focused groups of students and Fellows (and other members of the College) that aim to encourage regular small-group social and intellectual interactions among College members with shared interests in particular academic areas.Each...Read more