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The Wolfson Review 2013 – 2014 No.38 College Garden Party Garden and MaryCollege Bevan Recital Lecture Match including Anniversary weekend, Anniversary 50th Lecture, President’s PartyDinner and Garden exhibition Photographer with Conversation ‘A (-5s and -0s) and Johnson’ Dr Gordon lecture San Francisco event, Wolfson and Day’ Lecture Anniversary Lecture Dinner of Benefactors’ Match Anniversary Vice-Chancellor, Lecture: Borysiewicz Sir Leszek Professor May Bumps marquee 12 June: May Friday Reception, 14 June: Benefactors’ Sunday : 50th Anniversary 17 June Wednesday Cricket Cup 28 June: President’s Sunday : 50th 5 July 4 July and Sunday Saturday September: Henry as a Moore 26 September Reunion: Alumni Saturday : Henry exhibition Moore Michaelmas Term in America ‘Cambridge : Michaelmas Term 21 October: 50th Anniversary Wednesday : 50th 18 November Wednesday Commemoration November: 19 Thursday : December 10 Varsity Thursday Rugby 50th : Final 16 December Wednesday Alumni in Cambridge’ launch event launch in Cambridge’ Alumni 2016) (until exhibition College party: theme 1960s Conor Anniversary Professor Lecture: the Chancellor, by introduced Gearty, Turville SainsburyLord of reception Anniversary Lecture Williams Seminar: Dr Rowan Distinguished Lecture Lecture and Sing’ ‘Come event, Wolfson and America Day’ New York Berlin event, Wolfson and Germany Lecture Event Research Wolfson Lecture Cannadine Sir David Seminar: Professor The 50th Anniversary events calendar will be updated regularly at at regularly calendar will be updated 50th AnniversaryThe events www.WolfsonEvents.com Calendar of 50th Anniversary events : Royal Academicians at Wolfson Wolfson at January Academicians : Royal Year 10 JanuaryNew : Staff Saturday 50th 21 January: First Wednesday drinks 29 January : London Thursday : 50th 18 February Wednesday : Humanities Society 24 February Tuesday Tee Seng : Lee 26 February Thursday : 50th Anniversary 11 March Wednesday Concert and Term : Lent 15 March Sunday ‘Cambridge 21 March: Saturday in : Global Cambridge 28 March Saturday : 50th Anniversary 15 April Wednesday : 2 May and Saturday 1 May Friday : 50th Anniversary 20 May Wednesday : Humanities Society 26 May Tuesday : ‘Wolfson 2014: ‘Wolfson 19 December Friday Published in 2014 by Wolfson College, Cambridge Barton Road, Cambridge CB3 9BB

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Contents

Foreword: Editor 5 From the President 6 Approaching our 50th Anniversary: Bursar, Senior Tutor and Development Director 7

Articles A Eurosceptic Nation?: Benjamin Grob-Fitzgibbon 12 My journey to Wolfson: Alireza Tabatabaie 13 My life since Wolfson: Ken Yeang 14 Humour as history? First World War cartoons from the trenches: Jane Chapman 15 Teacher leadership in Portugal: HertsCam MEd students 17 The Library: Meg Westbury 18 The College Archive: Frieda Midgley 19 That’s All Folks: Ray Palmer 20 Citizen media and the fourth estate: Cindy Yeap 22 Wolfson gardens: ‘True Blue’, the Holy Grail for rose breeders: Philip Stigwood 23

Events and Societies Events 26 Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2014: The flesh is weak: a history of pain 28 from the 1760s to the present Humanities Society 30 Science Society 31 Lunchtime Seminar Series 32 Wolfson Research Event 33 Wolfson College Student Association 34 Skills for Academic Success 35 Wolfson Music Society 36 Ballroom Dancing Society 37 Noodle Club 37 Senior Members 38 Society of Emeritus Fellows 38 Wolfson Howler 39 June Event 2014: New York, New York 39 Art at Wolfson 40 Law Society 41 Language and Culture Society 41 Christian Society 42 Wolfson Contemporary Reading Group 42 Sport Wolfson Sports 44 Table Tennis 44 Football 44 Squash 45 Cricket 45 Basketball 46 Badminton 46 Aerobics, Zumba and Pilates 47 Other Sports 47 Rowing 47

News Members’ News 50 Donations to Wolfson College 61 Philanthropy in Action 66 The Morrison Society 68 Books by College Members 69 Recent University Appointments 74 Obituaries 75 In Memoriam 80

Student Record Freshers 2013 82 Prizes and Studentships 83 Degrees Awarded 85

Membership College Officers 92 New Fellows 93 Fellows 96 Honorary and Bredon Fellows 101 Emeritus Fellows 102 Senior Members 103 College Research Associates 105 Academic Visitors 106 College Staff 109 Useful Information 110 Donation Form 111 Calendar of 50th Anniversary events back cover Foreword 5 www.WolfsonEvents.com Conrad Guettler, Editor Guettler, Conrad has the College our 50th Anniversary, approach we As colourful become a much more place with the regularly- Arts Committee. our Fine by organised exhibitions changing community is only a small percentage Wolfson the resident As Review of this your likeof the recipients draw , I would to the fact to everybody that attention see the exhibits can now for at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/fine-arts; and similarly go to Gardens, Wolfson colourful of the photographs www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/gardens

[email protected] All at College owe a great debt of gratitude to the many students, members and staff who get students, the many to gratitude debt of a great owe All at College everybody to And that includes me as Editor; I am grateful who or another. way in one involved Review. My the Alumni & Development this Wolfson special thanks must go to has contributed to proof-reading all their support careful for information, team facts, assembling diverse in verifying Kim and to Allen, Sue Sang and Michelle collating the photographs, Searleand sourcing for and University lists. student, visitor Having become involved in organising the Wolfson College Chamber Singers’ trip to France, trip France, to Chamber Singers’ College Wolfson the in organising become involved Having and activities events Wolfson various all the much effort organising how goes into realise I now range of activitiesThe in Term. given the world in any that take and around place at College Club or Society varies active given College a is – but this is not surprising depending on how body changes every our student the way given year. I mentioned last year that we strive to put together a representative list of ‘Books by College College ‘Books by list of a representative put together to strive that we I mentioned last year about heard haven’t because we certain missing out on many but I remain are that we Members’ does not include journalthem. Our listing of books obviously articles, report but I am pleased to papers published an ongoing list of refereed page presenting a web will soon create that we we are but essentially necessarily fluid, inclusion are criteriaThe for community. Wolfson the by us about So please do tell papers. best or most interesting looking include our members’ to publications! your The College website, under the ‘Academic Life’ heading, also gives full details of all the many lectures full details of all the many also gives heading, Life’ ‘Academic under the website, College The so as podcasts available and are been recorded of these have Many Wolfson. and seminars held at be: www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/podcasts they may wherever them to can listen that our readers Foreword Peter Dowling Peter Officers institution where the rights and privileges ofallitsmembersareinstitution where and privileges effectively therights defended inlaw. the College smoothlyandeffectively to function over thecomingdecadesasademocratic Statutesthe new are to beingforwarded thePrivy Council for approval. I hope thiswillenable ofhighereducation.Iamgladtoworld say thearduous process ofrevision isnow complete, and andsimplifyingthem,removing anomaliesandbringing themintoshortening linewithtoday’s overSo thepastyear we have awholesalerevision oftheStatutes, beenbusydrafting have appeared asaresult ofthesuccessive amendmentsthathave beenintroduced. have whileinothersanomaliesandcontradictions practice, they upwithmodern failedto keep been revised several times, butinsomeareas, suchasfinancialandinvestment management, offices, anddealwithsimilarfundamentalmatters. Over thepastdecades, theStatutes have toallocate theGoverningBodyandCouncil, functions lay down andconditionsof theterms Queen. The Statutes provide ofbasicrulesgovernance aframework for theCollege and voted through by theGoverning BodyoftheCollege andapproved by thePrivy Council andthe bodywithitsown CollegeEach Cambridge setofStatutes, isacharitable whichhave to be clear.make we alsoprovide inthiseditionoftheReview awholelotmore, andreports asthemany articles second home, especiallyto istheirfirststay studentswhosetimeatCambridge overseas, but musical, cultural, socialandintellectual. artistic, –sporting, activities We aimto provide a notion. We offer notjustsomewhere to live, butalsosomewhere to engageinahugerangeof more than dormitories, butanyone willsoonbedisabusedofany reading such thisReview more centrally-administered thanintheirmore University decentralisedenvironment –aslittle From the President the From Cambridge CollegesCambridge –whichhave lessindividualpower inour Place’) Other off write ourcolleaguesinOxfordSometimes (‘The andideas. place,increasingly buzzingwithactivities self-confident the following pages, itisclearthat Wolfson isalively, energetic and through Looking seven years stock. –itseemsagoodtimeto take prescribed intheCollege Statutes asanon-renewable stintof As Ireach themidway pointinmy ofofficeas term President – College governance. of business the Sir EvansProfessor Richard considers 6 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Officers 7 www.WolfsonEvents.com In 2015, Wolfson College with its reach 50th Anniversary. As we In 2015, Officers report College three moment, on historic this approach developments. year’s this Bursar Lawrence, Christopher The Finances portfolio passed the £15m investment value of the College’s The growth result of good investment a the first time in 2013 as mark for and the endowment income from regular The and capital additions.

The Staff been possible have would in the last year Wolfson made at none of the progress ever, As a mixture of full- and just under 100 permanent College, staff at the are There without its staff. part-time, working a wide range of departments, across looking after the needs of students, be fuelled by seems to College The ‘family’. Wolfson and other members of the visitors Fellows, to Chef, the Executive had Ray Palmer, have we now years many and for good quality food,

The College Estate The College the funded by of A and B block in 2013, generously refurbishment the comprehensive Following a pressing P block in 2014. However, turn M, N, O, the plan had been to to Foundation, Wolfson the electrical upgrade need to supply infrastructure in the central part was the College of for the summer of 2014, thus postponing furtherwork and this was scheduled identified, 2015. Minor work to refurbishment works carried the lift included replacing out during the year use; and all to solely a goods lift a public lift to its use from for in the main building and changing and all those who live to of joy be a source to continue gardens The resurfacing the main drive. of colours in the Spring with the show of 2014 being particularly remarkable.Wolfson, work at Approaching our 50th Anniversary Approaching invested reserves an important plays invested partterms not least in College, in the financial health of the and grants of our ability support to travel/conference bursaries, students with scholarships, support the cornerstone of Further and forms is much needed in this area grants. hardship £6m, with operating income was just under Total our 50th Anniversary campaign. fundraising manage continues to College The of £0.9m. donations and grants additional income from makingand the student experience in students a investment wisely, resources its financial from the published accounts at finances College’s about the can find out more You priority. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/accounts © Louis Sinclair Louis © Officers

© Louis Sinclair within histeam, andHelenwillbewell placedto at continueRay’s legacy Wolfson. more! –butwe are to fortunate have beenableto findhissuccessor, Helen Trundley, from until hisretirement willbemuchmissed–andhissweets andpuddingseven inJuly2014.Ray Colleges.other Cambridge returned to Ray Wolfson operation in1995andledourcatering generationofchefs,training thenext many ofwhomcannow befound inseniorroles at thank for firstcame to that.Ray Wolfson in1975before leaving in1985 to spend10 years proud ofit. Success sessions. Wolfson has astrong offering for graduate students, and we shouldbe in College, from grants for conference andresearch for expensesthrough Academic to ourSkills and numberofscholarshipswe canoffer students. We need to publicise better allthat we offer through we thetirelessare Office oftheDevelopment work graduallyincreasing theamount challenge. Ouroffer ofup to three years’ accommodationisone of thebestin Cambridge, and moreAttracting PhD studentsto put Wolfson asfirstorsecondchoicecontinues to bea to this.be onekey students feel more includedinCollege life. seemsto Better departments liaisonwithUniversity studentsmet to discusshow significant numbersofpart-time wecanhelpthese who take relatively low profile are becausethey in College for farmore this limited periods: Colleges Term, graduate studentsare (some250students)witha Our part-time anotherlarge constituency to pickupproblems whilethere early isstilltimeto rectifythem. in trying astudent’s 2014)during Michaelmas first willinvolveTerm student, Department College and Postgraduate Taught thisyear. Survey Experience (plannedfor system Anew of reporting taughtcourses,those onone-year following disappointingfeedback for inthe Cambridge All Colleges to willbejoiningforces improve of to withtheUniversity theexperience try ormusical activities. insporting Committees orparticipating these studentswhohave thetime to to contribute College life by, for instance, joining WCSA ofstudentsstaying forthat ourproportion three years andlonger willincrease: itisinthemain we willreduce thenumberofoffers made to MPhil students for thecoming year, whichmeans around mature 50new undergraduates thisyear. To room make for undergraduates theseextra admissions seasonfor 2014entry, andwe October will probably over besomewhat ourtarget of examinations: over 18%were awarded firsts. successful We have hada very Last year magnificently ourundergraduate intheir bodyperformed – we are a ‘mature’ College, witharound 170undergraduates over 21. ofourstudentbody,forms themajority thisisinsomesenseamisnomer are referred often to asa ‘graduate College’ inrecognition thatthisgroup withourundergraduate my report This students:although we year Istart Tutor Senior Jane McLarty, 8 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Officers 9 www.WolfsonEvents.com Karen Stephenson, Development Director Development Stephenson, Karen as this year, members College It more meet even to been a pleasure has 50th Anniversary in 2015. Wolfson’s for continue the preparations we Dr Cortonalumni and I visited During the President, vacation, the Easter Tokyo, Sunway, Kuala Lumpur, and friends in Singapore, College of the a lecture on in each location gave President The Beijing and Hong Kong.

“The focus of the festivities will be a weekend-long celebration on 4 and 5 July 2015” 5 July 4 and on celebration a weekend-long be will festivities the of “The focus The celebrations for 2015 will begin with a new event for Wolfson alumni living in Cambridge. alumni living in Cambridge. Wolfson with a new for event 2015 will begin celebrations for The launch the will be held to cocktail reception and a festive 400 such members, over have We the world can be around groups Wolfson Details of other Alumni Group. Wolfson Cambridge will groups that our overseas hope We at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/alumni/associations found also mark this important anniversary and celebrations: please contact with fundraising events plans. discuss your to [email protected] Celebrations and academic events to mark to the 50th Anniversary and academic events Celebrations in 2015 will take place will be a weekend-long celebration on of the festivities focus The the calendar year. throughout and College to return to members will be invited Wolfson 4 and 5 July 2015, when all the will be a keynote lecture from There point in our history. this momentous commemorate a Sunday-morning concert and a grounds, set in the College a dinner in marquees President, party. Invitations and online booking will be sent at the end of 2014 garden will be available. By the end of the 2013–2014 financial year, we will have been able to grant over £200,000 to our £200,000 over grant to able been have we will Byyear, financial the end of the 2013–2014 also have We grants. and hardship conference as for as well and prizes, scholarships students for modern facilities with a smaller our student accommodation, providing improve been able to been possible without have None of this would students. today’s for suitable carbon footprint at www.wolfson.cam. about the Campaign more can read You the generosity of our members. ac.uk/alumni/50th_Anniversary can help us on do contact if you Please the College at the end of the donation form complete wish to may or you [email protected] this Review or make gift online at www.WolfsonGiving.com your ‘1914/2014: A Warning from History?’ launch the 50th Anniversary to in Asia, Campaign History?’ from tour, The Warning ‘1914/2014: A to enormously grateful connections are and we was a wonderfulWolfson opportunity build to It and accommodation. events College and sponsored is also all members who assisted very the Campaign: to given marvellous generously met have of those we so many that and in the future. to our students now difference on this scale will make a real philanthropy Fran May Fran Officers the future. do joinusinthecelebrationsfor ourfirst50 years, andhelpus to maintainthisexcellence into academics andentrepreneurs –have goneon, intheirown ways, to changetheworld. Please Cambridge, and Wolfson alumni–nationalleaders, seniorjudges, leadingculturalfigures, Wolfson College has, over of oftheUniversity 50years, builtauniqueplaceattheheart available, sodocheck thecalendarregularly. detailswillbelisted atwww.WolfsonEvents.comAll event andbooking become asthey part. taking Music. Please complete thequestionnaire onlineatbit.ly/1tmjquPifyou are interested in by conducted Lynette andalumnicelebrationconcert workshop Alcántara,ourDirector of The Lent Term theform on15March ofa will take Concert ‘Come andSing’ withavocal [email protected] detailsto contact email to membersineacharea, sopleasesendyour up-to-date willbesentby Invitations and theUK. place intheUSA,Germany 2015 events willalsotake be ableto participate. (1988). Borysiewicz The lectureswillberecorded andavailable onlinesothatallmemberswill University’s Vice-Chancellor, Wolfson Fellow Fellow, andHonorary Professor SirLeszek Professor (1980),Professor Conor Gearty ofLaw attheLondon ofEconomics, School andthe in theirsubject. The lecturesare listed inthecalendaronbackcover include andspeakers of10high-profileAlso beingplannedisaseries lectures by Wolfson onthelast 50 years speakers what Wolfson meansto you andsenditto [email protected] at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/alumni/50words Please letushave your own record, in50words, of Our in50words’‘Wolfson project isalsogainingmomentum. You received canseeentries sofar “None of this would have been possible without the generosity of our members” 10 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Articles Articles A EuroscepticA Nation? replacement for empire, andapost-imperial Euro-scepticism wasborn. into thefledglingEEC to meettheeconomicchallenge, ‘Europe’ seemedanunwanted past for solace, inEnglandthefuture was lessclear. governments soughtentry When various cameto thefore.identity and Whilst thosewithinScotland Wales to apre-imperial couldturn Yet, asempire collapsed, notonlywasBritain’s economy imperilled, butquestionsofnational integrated Europe. remained imperial, couldsimultaneouslyembraceaEuropean they andseekto leadan identity one ofthe ‘Big Three’, Empire theBritish lastingfor Churchill’s years’.‘thousand longasBritons So oftheSecond immediate aftermath World War, theUKto many expected remain withinBritain The answer seemsto beacomplicated mixofeconomics, politicsandnationalidentity. the In become aEurosceptic isthisdifficult problem thatI one.have It grappled withat Wolfson. country. The more vexing ceasedto questionishow identify assuch,to (andwhen)Britain instead astrong was,The canmake casethatBritain historian for muchofthepost-war period, a ‘European’ whilstcallingforof theCommunity to stay Britain in ‘Europe’ inthe1975referendum campaign. into theEECandMargaret entry British Thatcher donnedajumperemblazoned withalltheflags calling for aUnited States ofEurope, Harolds and thetwo (Macmillan Wilson) campaigned for hadcomealongway since Britain Winston Churchill delivered hisfamous1946speechinZurich relegated place, to fifth losingallbutoneoftheirseatsinthe European Parliament. –themostexplicitly andtheLiberalDemocrats won anationalelection ‘European’ –were party called it.For thefirsttimein over had 100 northeLabour years, neitherthe Conservatives Party No onecoulddeny event, itwasamajorhistorical a ‘political earthquake’ asmany ontheBBC watched the results trickling infrom theEuropeanwatched theresults elections. trickling research. 2014asI hoursof26May Onesuchoccasionwasintheearly events unfolding ofmy teaching around and quickly mebecomepart Iamsometimesstruckby how Britain, As ofcontemporary anhistorian British The Europe and in abook published Fellow his (which researchas aVisiting be will describes he Here Arkansas. of at University Programs International the of Professor (2013) Grob-Fitzgibbon Benjamin Burton Cleveland is C. the 12 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 ). 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www.WolfsonEvents.com Alireza Tabatabaie (2010), Student (2010), AlirezaTabatabaie story: is my Here born I was in Iran in a and raised DuringIranian my environment. religious moderately sex proper received I never childhood and adolescence, Sexual issues family nor school. my education, neither from with too up and I grew be discussed not to something were questions. unanswered many study clinical medicine at the University of to I was admitted and been raised in a Muslim environment Having Tehran. I observed the being a practising medical doctor, shortcomings helping in effectively Iranian people on issues concerning and marital sexual health and satisfaction. the UK with my to I moved against all the odds, Therefore, seek training with the aim of becoming a to wife (newly-wed) sexual health specialist who can support couples individuals, I and marital difficulties. relational and families in their sexual, received Clinic in Sheffield, the Porterbrook to was admitted and startedrelationship therapy qualification in sex and my I in clinical medicine, a doctorate With a while. practising for

I am now in the final year of my PhD and Wolfson has been a cosy home for me and my wife. We my wife. for me and has been a cosy home Wolfson and PhD my year of in the final I am now as the as well and its spectacular gardens, environment its peaceful and relaxing both appreciate singing. without my – I could not live varied social life initially had no intention to do a PhD, let alone in the field of education, which was a huge shift let alone in the field of education, which do a PhD, to initially had no intention I had increasingly as a clinical sexologist, But clinical practice the social sciences. to me from for made a matters sexual and relational regarding education that inadequate become aware I learnt that the basis of anything of sexual problems. contribution the development massive to in education. I had should be rooted satisfying sexual relationships be done for constructive to experience had previous in the education sector as an instructor and consultant in already to academically in the field of education in order myself involve I decided to Hence, schools. In the to 2010, I was admitted tackle and constructive fundamental way. sexual health in a more issues that concern sexual health and investigate student to as a graduate of Education Faculty became Wolfson luckily, Cambridge and, to moved We people. education in Muslim young our host. My journey to Wolfson to My journey © Alireza Tabatabaie Alireza © Articles

© T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd. (2014) © T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd. (2014) An example of Dato’ Dr Ken Yeang’s Dr Dato’ of architecture. green example An My life since Wolfson British senseofhumour,British whichmadethistransitionbearable. The academia exposure to strict school, my andperhaps mostrelevant formative wasanappreciation experience ofthequirky Before Wolfson andarchitectural schoolinLondon, Ihadbeento Cheltenham College public commercially-driven developing intheFar world commercially-driven East. ofCollege tocomfort afast-moving, traumaticallyentering It wasaninstantaneousdisplacement–straightfrom the firm. ontheday atalarge arrival, after architect work, Lumpur to start theweek Ileft In Wolfson inthemid-seventies, Iflew to Kuala to academia. him wondering meetingThe left whether he should go back in Kuala at analumni gathering Lumpur. gaverecently alecture alumnus Dato’ Ken Wolfson Yeang and Dr (1971)skyscrapers ‘green’ of designer celebrated Wolfson, after years Forty 14 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Articles 15

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Trench newspapers or trench journals were news-sheets, magazines and similar periodicals news-sheets, journals were newspapers or trench Trench of Troops often within the range of the guns at the front. the soldiers themselves, by produced and and almost 1,000 titles still exist in archives War, them during the all nationalities produced including Cambridge Universitylibraries, Library. from the trenches from and team her AHRC-funded College Research Associate Jane Chapman (1971) 2011, Since beenhave researching, a cultural as record, comics produced The Wars. during the World studiedpublications they have include soldiers’ own cartoons trench in journals from World One. TheseWar the were subject a Wolfson in Seminar. of a talk Lunchtime she gave Humour as history? First World War cartoons cartoons War World First history? as Humour What next academia? – should I go back to Looking back, perhaps the biggest impact of my time at Wolfson was acquiring an interest was acquiring an interest Wolfson Looking back, perhaps the biggest impact time at of my dissertation put the principles and continuing to of my into design on ecological in research, practice. In work was certainly – then I was my the mid-seventies as it is today not as topical life’s become my has now My with suspicion as a displaced hippie! research original regarded this ways – and in many practice architectural today work in my agenda which drives the design business edge. it a competitive gives Publishing articles on my work progressed to authoring my first book on urban a authoring design to my articles work progressed Publishing on my dissertation written several and my Since then I have was also published. later, years few a busy while running concurrently architecture, aspects on theoretical of green monographs which has a profile kept me acquired have seem to I books later, Twelve practice. architectural busy on the international lecture circuit. A year after startingA year I left security the work Malaysia in innocently foolish, and still of the firmto start colleague I had befriended at architectural with a former a practice together as an architect, My doctoralschool. subsequent dissertation and I continue rekindled in research a keen interest practice architectural is though professional – even all aspects design of ecological research to of a craft. much more really at Wolfson and being a Cambridge alumnus gave me a slight social edge in status and a in status social edge a slight me a Cambridge being and gave alumnus Wolfson at had or totally home-grown a had I been professional would not have, which I confidence university. a lesser attended Articles www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi4A6IJnLO0 https://theconversation.com/comics-tap-into-the-real-emotions-of-the-world-wars-26018 www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlUe1P8K7vY Further information are andpictures available at: www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/podcasts A podcastofthetalkisavailable at discipline andseeminglypointlessroutine. leave,publications werefood, similar: inadequate drink, medicalfacilities, hierarchical military thatemergeinAustralian,The concerns from Canadian,Zealand New thecartoons andBritish their nationality. the during was commonto alltroopsWar serving whatever the theatre, theirunitorindeed andthelives concerns ofthesoldiersthemselves. ofthevisualcomedyinthesecartoons Much by officerslike in newspapers showtrench the Sassoon,thecartoons Wilfred Owen orSiegfried As sources, historical anddrawn written by themenfor thepoems thementhemselves unlike the hardships andridiculed ofwar. thesoldierssatirised andcartoons, spoof advertisements the front. lettersThrough to theeditor, articles, theirnewspaper doggerel verse, poetry, jokes, front mainstream press. Their content wasinspired aboutlife by dailyevents andinsidejokes at wereCartoons createdofthehome- andpoliticalrhetoric reactionto thepatriotism asasatirical versus emerging reality are allemphasised. routines leave, andtheirexpectations discomforts,food military anddrink, medical services, Soldiers’journalism. universal aboutdailylife, concerns complaintsandfeelings aboutofficers, of illustrative narrativesduring World War citizen asearly Oneneedsto beacknowledged from a up’‘bottom perspective. Iwould argue madeby thesehundreds thatthecontribution format isnot.Humorous provides visualself-expression arecord socialobservation ofsatirical are relatively theway multi-panel thatthemencreated well known, andusedthecartoon expressionsAlthough textual forces by thearmed intheirown trench andtroopship newspapers Cambridge University Library. of Syndics the Force of (NZEF), permission by kind reproduced Expeditionary Zealand New the of Chronicles 16 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Articles 17 www.WolfsonEvents.com

(L-R): Sophie Robyn Gilbert, Horncastle, David Frost. (L-R): The second day was for networking. We each presented our projects and discussed leading and discussed leading our projects each presented We networking. was for second day The in HertsCam It approach our see how change in our schools. to has been was encouraging It was similar. are facing teachers countries in other teachers and that problems by adopted which started initiative at Leadership Teacher of the Internationalinspiring see the reach to in 2008. Wolfson In May we travelled to the University of Minho, Braga to participate the University to Braga of Minho, to In in a remarkable travelled May we two-day part were of a 14-strong We Fund. Travel Wolfson the from with a grant leadership event teacher the last 14 members for Wolfson HertsCam the from Network group which has been led by university staff and head-teachers, teachers, 70 seminar involving a featured first day The years. of three-year investigation a It of findings from students. with the presentation began research our network Frost, David Fellow Wolfson academics. Portuguese by professionalism teachers’ about the struggle debate a lively which provoked a keynote address gave co-ordinator, betweendemoralisation and hope: www.lflteacherleadership.org Liz Brown, Robyn Gilbert, Sophie Horncastle, Liza Timpson, Kanchana BethTimpson, Gamage, Roberts Gilbert, Robyn Liza Liz Brown, Sophie Horncastle, Jones and Jo Ryan, HertsCam students MEd Teacher leadership in Portugal leadership Teacher Articles The Library The ground-floor rooms. the Library, reduce noise from thefoyer andimprove theflooring, lightingandfurniture inthe year, thenext conducive Over to learning? Ihopeto seatingthroughout putmore comfortable thespace andhowhave bestmake many sowhy choicesofwhere chooseourLibrary to work, Finally, Ihave astrong interest inhow andwhy studentsusethespaceof the Lee Library. They rolenew asConvenor Forum. College oftheCambridge Libraries environment,learning aswell ashelpingto inmy shareamongCollege Librarians goodpractice University-wide Gateway andthenew virtual resourcesscholarly Library ontheUniversity I have to improve alsobeeninvolved efforts information insomeCambridge-wide aboutfinding and managing one’s profile. LinkedIn referencing andplagiarism, usingZotero for referencing, academicblogging, Twitter for research thisspring,courses, Ioffered butIalsohave classeson beenexpandingotherservices: new I continueto purchase many taught undergraduate books, mainlyto and postgraduate support thissometimesconfusing processinformation thatmake easier. Wolfson studentsnavigate resources theplethoraofavailable scholarly andto provide tools and open-access publishingmovement. As my isto alibrarian, understandhow centralconcern therateonline information ofdevelopment ofsocialmediaorthe now atour fingertips, consume andmanageinformation. Twenty years ago, few couldhave predicted thewealth of role isanever-evolving basedonthechanging needsofhow studentsfind, Running alibrary the years, andIhopeto buildontheirsuccesses. over andcollections have librarians and dedicationthesetwo putinto developing theservices from my predecessorslibrary Jenny Sargent andAnnaJones. Ihave cometo appreciate thelove Lee asthenew inNovember andwell-run Librarian afriendly 2013,Iinherited When Istarted 18 productive placeto work. balls! It’s gratifying thatstudentscontinueto findthespacea amenities suchasjarsofcoffee, clocksandmassage alarm ofhelpful and anassortment multiple electronic devices studentsmanaginghard-working pilesofnotes, books, deskisfilledwith much-used institution.As Iwrite, every The Wolfson continuesto beawell-loved College and Library Westbury,Meg Tee Seng Lee Librarian The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Articles 19 www.WolfsonEvents.com Frieda Midgley, Archivist and Records Manager Records and Archivist Midgley, Frieda wonderful has been a Wolfson at Myyear as Archivist first a we have find that to delighted been I’ve of discovery. voyage of the of the development very record full photographic of a number of video recordings and even buildings, College including the Royal College, of the in the life events significant a series of 29 oral history also have We Opening in 1977. Bill Kirkman,interviews, Emeritus conducted by Fellow which can make been transcribed now so that we use of full have of the College, these fascinating accounts of the development its characters and its culture.

I am keen of the that the 50th Anniversaryformal life not just the exhibition should reflect think might that you variety items If experience. have of the College but the great you College, Clubs and Wolfson by produced leaflets and programmes (such as posters, be of interest hear about them: to love I would audio and video recordings), or even photographs Societies, [email protected] Do look out for exhibitions of material from the College archives at alumni and benefactors’ at alumni and benefactors’ archives the College exhibitions of material from Do look out for a special exhibition on the history our 50th Anniversary and for for of the College in 2015. events, www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/ at exhibition galleries website I will also be developing on the College fine-arts To celebrate the centenary of Bredon House, which was built in 1914, I put together an the centenary was built in 1914, I put together which celebrate House, of Bredon To Bredon College. Wolfson exhibition charting the heart family home to from transformation its of John Stanley biochemist Edith (1872–1946), Gardiner of Zoology Professor House was built for Willcock,Gertrude Nancy 1879-1953) and their two daughters (1911-c.1955) (née and Gardiner particularly albums, are us photograph fortunateWe that the family has given (1913-1994). Joyce some wonderful which give their life insights into Gardiner, writings Edith paintings and even by and production food of raising pigs for accounts to the antics of the gardener, from in the house, Zeppelin raid. experiencing their first The College Archive Articles

Cambridge First Ray Palmer with the menu he prepared for Her Majesty the Queen during her visit 1977. in to her Wolfson during Queen the Majesty Her for prepared he menu the with Palmer Ray is theoneIuseeachyear for the112puddingsmadefor functions. saleanduse atChristmas bottled inalcoholfor Andmy grandmother’s decorationondesserts. puddingrecipe Christmas summer,are into In cordial turned for are atQuyFen drink. picked afragrant cherries soft and quincejellyfromautumn Imake thetree inthePresident’s garden andcomespring, elderflowers was fromWild BrambleBruléewiththebramblespicked by-ways each ofCambridge; fruit andvegetables. AndI’m stilldoingthis:thepuddingatlastyear’s Dinner AlumniReunion of athome. Ourwholeyearkitchen wasstructuredaround andcooking theplanting, harvesting What gave memy washelpingmy initialinterest motherandgrandmother inthe incooking inbutter.Proustian madeleine, frying moment,notofatea-soaked butofgarlic pastit,Iwasaware familyandonce, ofthisamazingsmell. whenwalking Italian This wasmy inthemid-1960s. when Istarted The first restaurant thatInoticedwasopenedinour town by an For thathaschangedbeyond allrecognition from inanindustry 47years Ihave been working 19 years ago, onhisreturn to Wolfson. Now ashisretirement heiswriting isimminent. ExecutiveOur Palmer ChefRay for (1975)wrote thethenCollege anarticle Magazine That’s All Folks 20 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Articles 21 www.WolfsonEvents.com This article has been extracted from a Lunchtime Seminar that Ray gave at Wolfson on Seminar at Wolfson that Ray article gave a Lunchtime This from has been extracted on www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/podcasts as a podcast 4 June 2014. It is available The most that anyone can hope for on leaving a job is that they leave it in a better shape than it in a better a job is that they leave on leaving can hope for most that anyone The to team younger another, it is up to this but now achieved when they started. I hope that I have this. for than a match the department more move a newthey I believe era. will prove into It has been said that for many students, the time spent at Wolfson College was ‘a life-changing ‘a was College Wolfson the time spent at students, It many has been said that for – and we Wolfson student of as in 1982 I met a postgraduate me, is also true for That experience’. been partnershave since. ever There are many things I will miss about Wolfson: the community of staff and College members, the communityCollege members, of staff and Wolfson: I will miss about things many are There early arrival miss my of opening at 6.15am but the routine I won’t and the cookingof course, too. up the kitchen,my Chef’s putting on uniform, unlocking making a cup of coffee, the cold-rooms, arrives team a has become of the Catering the rest before checking invoices emails and signing kind of ritual. Then, in need of a change, I joined Cambridge Regional College (CRC) College I joined Cambridge Regional in need of a change, Then, as a lecturer in Catering Whilst teaching learn was to about cooking. much there me just how to home which brought skills, own taking my advanced bakery the I also improved others, and pastry However, courses. and the daily paperwork not that motivated somewhat was catering students were required overwhelming. on a job exchange. the opportunity So I took a year for New Zealand to of going very than a little CRC were to more enthusiastic and this made returning students there The Chef! College me as Executive recruited Wolfson when So it was something of a relief dispiriting. to team but with a still small enough Catering earlier days, had become a lot bigger since my I was surprised familiar things had changed, at how And whilst many at home. immediately feel everything felt. Thus I arrived at Wolfson in July 1975 as Head Chef, leading a team of one plus a part-time of team leading a cook. Chef, in July 1975 as Head Wolfson arrived I Thus at Her Majesty opened containing a new building Soon, later, kitchen the main College a year and, Myoverriding with 150 guests in the Dining Hall. and had lunch College the Queen opened the of those early was the informality and friendliness years of everyone,impression with students Cateringdepartment The was co-operationby the running kept of socially. and staff both mixing after the evenings generations of one family washing up in had three We friends and families. have worked their sons and daughters and together have Halls; husbands and wives Formal left. It have worked during or after their parents here was the variety of the work which attracted I liked as I could cook whatever and so I tried out as 10 years, for I stayed why me and the reason as possible. dishes different many After a two-year catering course at Croydon Technical College I worked College hotels a number of at Technical a two-yearAfter catering at Croydon course House work Chef at the Garden as the Pastry Cambridge to to moved I in the early 1970s, and, find a new job. and I had to receivership into suddenly went Hotel Sadly the Hotel. Articles Citizen media and the fourth estate Press Fellowship even more special. I’m told willprobably Cambridge never have school, the a journalism sothatmakes Wolfson atCambridge. the vastknowledge-base Fellowship, over from have 310journalists 46countries beenempowered by gainingaccessto defending, and Wolfson College hasbeenhelpingfor over three decades. Through itsPress the latter are aminority. 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Over the past two to three years, we have planted many roses of the ‘new English’ kind by bred English’ ‘new of the roses many planted have we years, Over three the past two to with a long and complex flower fragrance which combine the delicious old rose Austin David only roses which flower (unliketo September June the old English season from repeat-flowering Chancellor’s (white, ‘Winchester Cathedral’ are the new Amongst roses weeks). a few once for In 2004, a Japanese company managed to insertIn managed to a petunia into 2004, a Japanese company the blue gene delphinidin from was clearly some pink There colour was disappointingly lilac-mauve. and the resulting rose white geneticists then inserted The from the blue pigment rose. colouration in the genes of the white rose has not been a success because it is but this genetically-modified a purplepansies into rose, ‘true blue’. that it is a real very not convinced the public are and expensive Blue roses do not exist in nature as they lack the specific gene that produces true blue petals. true blue petals. as they lack the specific gene that produces do not exist in nature Blue roses ‘Blue include These truly blue. none are but ‘blue type’, and sold as a been bred have roses Many (iridescent purple). ‘Rhapsody In Blue’ (purple-mauve), and You’ ‘Blue For (lilac-mauve), Moon’ electric been dyed blue! petals have roses whose white floristsMany sell blue Roses come in many colours and forms except for the ‘True Blue’ colour. This is the Holy Grail for the Holy Grail for is This colour. ‘True Blue’ the for except colours and forms Roses come in many be a bestseller and highly desirable. would rose as a true blue Rose breeders, Philip Stigwood, Head Stigwood, Gardener Philip for rose breeders forrose Wolfson gardens: ‘True Blue’, the Holy Grail Grail Holy the Blue’, ‘True gardens: Wolfson Articles

All garden photographs: Philip Stigwood (pink), bothinLee Court. Celebration’‘Golden House), (gold, Morrison ‘LD Braithwaite’ and crimson) (rich Marion’‘Maid Hill’‘Strawberry pergola), nearwisteria (pink, ‘Graham Thomas’ (yellow, Western Field courtyard), Centre), Mist’‘Morning (peach/salmon, Western Field andSundialGarden border), courtyard 24 The Wolfson Review out for a Blue’‘True rose inthefuture! aneye fantastic scent.Enjoy themandkeep andbecauseoftheir Society Horticultural received thehighestawards from theRoyal rosesour new were chosenbecausethey the scentofroses, butnotany more. Allof scentofall, inthemostimportant lacking For many years, theCollege gardens were 2013–2014 Events and Societies Heppell Keith Events and Societies

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TOKYO (APRIL) BENEFACTORS’ RECEPTION (JUNE) RECEPTION BENEFACTORS’ STEINWAY RECEPTION (MAY) Will Miller Will Events and Societies Anaesthetics silenced theacute painsufferer; effective analgesics blunted themindsofchronic effectively rendered patients’ ofpainmore descriptions to thehealing process. peripheral introduction ofdiagnostic classificationsystems andchanging medical technologies, which There are many reasons for the ‘thinning’ languages ofpaininclinicalsettings, includingthe indicative oftheirstatusas patients’.‘bad (might theirvery ‘richness’ indicate andpotentially malingering, exaggerationorliability?) future ‘conquest ofpain’. For patients, complexandelaborate painnarratives becameshameful physiological body. Protracted grumbling by patientswaslittlemore thananimpedimentto the visceral, chemical, (nervous, neurologicalseparate component parts andsoon)withinthe even discouraged.increasingly For side-lined, clinicians, theperson’s wasreduced to its misery narratives becamemere ‘noise’, littlediagnostic flourishes were purpose. Rhetorical serving by thecry information imparted significance beyond therudimentary here!” “But ithurts, Pain Increasingly, however, on,painnarrativeswere ofany from stripped thenineteenth century ofcommunicationitselfwasposited asasignThe act ofhope, for patientsandphysicians alike. ofthehealingprocess were itself–they integral encouraged, part elicited andelaborated upon. When painnarrativeswere to accurate valuedascontributing diagnosis –aswell asbeingan present, there intheanswer given hasbeenamajorshift to thisquestion. andthe century listening tothemid-eighteenth theirpain?Between how patientsdescribe andreliability ofpainnarratives inaidingthediagnosis ofillness.function Isthere any valuein One ofthemajordebates aboutencounters patientsandphysicians the between concerns for physicians aswell aspatients. patient is ofanalysingit”. allcapability “beyond Taming wasataskfraughtwithanxiety thisstorm Pain is astorm”,“like thedistinguishedsurgeon Leriche René in1939,whichthe observed lecture. her of summary a provides Bourke Professor Here available at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/lee-lecture. are in 2005; lectures all of the recordings Anniversary College’s the of occasion 40th the on 1May on 2014. in this series Teeseventh Seng lecture Lee by Dr endowed was series The Pain: of Story The of as author From Prayer is well-known and to Painkillers London, of University College, at Birkbeck History of is Professor Bourke Joanna Professor 1760s to the present The flesh is weak: a history of pain from the Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2014: 28 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 . She gave. She the Events and Societies 29 www.WolfsonEvents.com

At the other extreme, there has been the resolute stripping away of language with the of language with stripping away has been the resolute there the other extreme, At 10) and the Holy Grail of objective Analogue Scales detection (1 to of pain Visual introduction of to the complex phenomenon of being-in-pain is reduced In case, the latter in brain imaging. part herself rather small, one, of painful experiences – and indeed a moment that the sufferer as painful. might not recognise From the late-twentieth century, pain languages have been revived with the creation of the with the creation the late-twentieth been revived have pain languages century, From give to attempt This mouths. patients’ into put words which seeks to Questionnaire, McGill Pain narrative- Lengthy, nonetheless. speak about pain is highly prescriptive, patients a language to adjectival driven stories like (largely) lists. the kind in earlier jettisoned for centuries are promoted their to communicate In difficulties people face when attempting fact, the numerous despite available for pain than is made turnto possess a much out richer language sufferers pain, many the questionnaires. through sufferers. Knowledge taken from microbiology, chemistryto physicians enabled and physiology taken microbiology, Knowledge from sufferers. In addition, medical diagnosis’. ‘objective an for patient narratives in their search by-pass the complexity with pain narrative: fundamental problems of the identified three commentators the untrustworthiness difficulties of language. the inherent of patients and body, © Wellcome Library, London Library, Wellcome © Events and Societies www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/humanities attend regularly. We continueto have profile fun,whileraisingtheintellectual ofthe College. MsPolly –andto thankthosewho DicksonandDrElizabethBlake Keibek, Sebastiaan Mr without whomnoneoftheabove wouldco-organisers, have Corton, happened–Dr Christine fullytheenjoymentindeed to thatwe describe have allhad. Yet Ihave to mentionmy volunteer Culture or isdifficult tosingleoutmerit, Italy’ Laven).Miraculous ofRenaissance It (DrMary the HouseofCommons’Victorian orpossibly to (DrBenGriffin), ‘Wax, WoodandNarrative: the catchy wording ofatitleto ‘Fidgets, Scoundrels andMummy’s in Boys: Performing Masculinity As for awards, theprize for anaudience goesto Professor attracting David Runciman,andfor andreflection. criticism and ourPresident, Professor SirRichardEvans. Allhave, indifferent ways, provoked discussion, Professor David Runciman,Professor Sir Tony Wrigley, Professor Professor Clark, Chris Philip Allott stars, asrising whilstothersare canbedescribed already speakers Some bignames–suchas been scheduledalongwitharogue judge, aFiji exhibitionandAllende’s Chile. and conspiracy, feudalism andCold War whilstthebohemiansofCovent Garden survival, have hasshared ofcorsetsandcalories aprogramme withvisionsofpower,a history climate change educationandanthropology.arts, This leadsto Termly programmes oftopics: withahugevariety We have definedourfield broadly, toincludepolitics, law history, fashionhistory, literature, visual committee andhigherregular attendance atthe21events throughout theacademicyear. ofeducation. and thetruefunctions These ambitions have beenmirrored by alarger organising talkshaveoften, addressed bigquestions, suchasthefuture ofhumanities, thenature ofpower to Festival theCambridge withotheruniversities. ofIdeas, connections podcastsandnew Very This year, hasbeeninexpansive content mode, intellectual theHumanitiesSociety contributing (1971), Chapman Jane Associate Research College Humanities Society 30 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Events and Societies 31 www.WolfsonEvents.com

Podcasts College, Wolfson hear a range of talks and lectures from To or go to phone, can scan this image with your you www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/podcasts Details of the talks are available at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/science available Details are of the talks As our talks became more popular and exceeded the capacity of the Old Combination Room, we capacitythe Room, we Combination Old the of exceeded and popular more became talks our As the Seminar Room, All changed course and headed to as did our supplies of drinks and nibbles. or world, first tripto the science your it’s – so whether non-initiates accessible to our talks are join us on our next of that realm, journey! a seasoned traveller are whether you We even made an expedition to the extremes the history with non-scientific talks about made an expedition to even and We in of Open Access Mander) of Science (Dr Jenny and the harsh environment philosophy publishing (Dr Ben Johnson). We travelled from the traditional field of biology and cancer in the Tasmanian Tasmanian Devil (Dr Hannah the traditional field of biology and cancer in the from travelled We we less well-known but maybe where territory the large Siddle) to of computational biology, storing data (Dr Nicklearned usages of the DNA code for of strange Goldman) and finding a (Dr Manuelpersonal meaning in the human genome Corpas). This year, our series took us from theoretical physics, with introductions to the origin and the origin to with introductions physics, theoretical our series us from took year, This Ben the dark mystery John matter Barrow), (Professor (Professor of the universe evolution with the applications of technology, to Figueras), (Dr Pau and black holes Allanach) and gravity Garcia-Gancedo), (Dr Luis human-computer in healthcare on nanotechnologies presentations (Dr Nick imaging Mantle). resonance Biswas) and magnetic interaction (Dr Pradipta The Science Society aims to explore various facets of science, for the benefit of members of the the benefit Science for variousThe Society facets of science, explore aims to encourage new journeys and to science. into Cambridge community, and of the larger College Karyn Associate College Research Mégy (2008), Science Society Events and Societies College members. Please suggest topics at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/lunchtime placeon The seminarstake Wednesdays during Term andwe welcomefrom contributions all Years ofFood’. discussed thegardens; and Executive Palmer ChefRay reflected onhistimeat Wolfson in ‘40 Two on seminars featuredofoursub-series Wolfson aspart life: Head Gardener Philip Stigwood creative inpost-1960s writing America. non-fiction Aristotle’s Psychological Philosophy’ onLate Medieval Theory andProfessor Howard Wolf on Literature andphilosophy were represented Engel’s by PhD studentMichael of Influence ‘The First World CBE,formerWar Press and IainKing cartoons Fellow, onthephilosophersofwar. Professor offour ontheactivism Jones sisters intheAshurstCharles family; JaneChapmanon Discourse’; PhD candidate inLas Nicholas Williams memory onhistorical Terrazas, Cuba; Dr Professor Stephen Ahern’s ‘Coming withForced to Grips and Attending Migration: to History Sasson includedDrAnne-Christin subjects Historical European‘Eastern in Jews Weimar Berlin’; considered Europe’sDr AlexanderGeppert spaceprogramme. Professor Flogaitis Spyridon on ofpublicpowers inEurope’. traditionandtherebirth Roman ‘The the post-war world’; Wolfson JRF Valia Babisonasolutionto theEU’s troubles; and banking membership oftheEU;DrBenjaminGrob-Fitzgibbon on approaches‘British towards Europe in Europe featured prominently inthisyear’s onBritish series. PhDHaeusslerspoke studentMathias post-traumaticMeiser-Stedman, considering stress inchildren andadolescents. PhD andwestern eastern studentXuan parenting Li,comparing models, andDrRichard wasdiscussedby DrSteveeducation inBritain Watson. The socialscienceswere represented by politicsinLibya featuredContemporary inPhD studentJasonPack’s andthepolitics of talk, consideration ofSudan’s cultural heritage. Dr Laurence Smith’s Sudan;andDrShadia onarchaeological report inSuakin, work Taha’s Stonehenge; Professor Phillip Lindley’s monumentsinFramlingham; 3DscanningofRenaissance David Jacques’Archaeology Mr wasrepresented by: site near examinationofaMesolithic from Libya subjects post-Qadhafi to theequally varied Wolfson gardens. The Wolfson ofbackgrounds from on Lunchtime hosted speakers awidevariety Series Seminar (2009), Hale Meredith Fellow Series Seminar Lunchtime 32 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Events and Societies 33 Wolfson Research Event Committee (L-R): Ginez Gonzalez,Wolfson Committee Research Eli Keren, Event (L-R): Cookson. Tara Goulding, Justin Gimre, Kerensa www.WolfsonEvents.com

Finally, the Committee would like would the Committee Finally, its lasting gratitude express to those who supportedto our Hoath, Dr Steve endeavours, Dr Elizabeth Ian Cross, Professor Blake and Dr Carmine D’Agostino, every as to as well student an oral or poster who gave done have may We presentation. but it was the the organising, that came together presenters make can all to we it an event next to year. Here’s remember. Looking to next year, the 2015 Research Event will be held over two days and will have more more and will have two days will be held over Event the 2015 Research nextLooking to year, and our students, Wolfson in which in detail the ways explore and time to speakers, topics we making are in. Next an impact live year, on the world we contemporaries at St Antony’s, thus bridging students, alongside our Fellows our Junior Research from presentations hope for the gap between subjects and experience. Between the oral presentation sessions, the audience was invited to refreshments as they refreshments to the audience was invited sessions, Between the oral presentation reception concluding The presentations. poster array of interactive an equally diverse explored in a researchers their fellow and talk to relax a chance to our presenters Hall gave and Formal congenial environment. Last year’s success set the bar high for the 2014 Wolfson Research Event on 2 May – and the day on 2 May – and the day Event Research Wolfson the 2014 success set the bar high for Last year’s Sir Richard Evans, Professor left no-one our President, an opening talk by After disappointed. right our into went we John Naughton, Professor Vice-President and a keynote speech from students Wolfson by given were talks Hall, Tee Lee Seng to a full Addressed first talk of the day. were We of topics. range diverse on an excitingly Oxford Antony’s St students from and invited to introduced computational simulations, sciences with biochemical of the hard a taste given of science a seamless merger enjoyed the spiritual be conscious, to with a talk on what it means and learned musical betweenand art improvised fundamental difference in a talk on the relationship between performance,by a talk on the and the field of historyrepresented was everyone. was something for really There ago. of years God and justice hundreds Eli Keren (2013), Student and Wolfson Research Event Committee member Committee Event Research Wolfson and Student (2013), Keren Eli Wolfson Research Event Event Research Wolfson Events and Societies

JET Photographic Cornish, Lou Fioravanti. Lou Cornish, (L-R): row Back Toby Front Moncaster, (L-R): row Mavreas. Nikolas Tali Keren, Eli Sasha East, Katie Caldecott, Student and WCSA Vice-President (Sasha)Alexandra (2012), East Student andWCSA President, andToby (2011), Moncaster Wolfson College Student Association hectic Freshers’hectic Week –always an exciting time in Wolfson! to WCSA’s modernise own Constitution. We process the are preparing of for a also starting to future,Looking the impending changes the in College the Statutes provide an opportunity are central to smooth the running Wolfson. of in Sundial the Gardenbarbeque and providing voice astudent many the on that committees awidespread from providing catering feedback survey, for apermanent funding securing We’veThis continuedhas students. included to affecting College closely work with matters on viaour social community media. increased by our visibility launching website anew early in Easter Term and by engaging with classmassage and a‘Pet-a-Puppy’ day, as well as initiating welfare coffeesessions. weekly We celebrations. In Easter Term relaxation on we focused events to stress, such help exam with as a dance night and Chinese Year New Bollywood popular an with extremely character Termof have catered especially for PhD and we College’s the embraced students, international Talent evenings Events and even tasting! and darts acheese out competition, pool to quizzes, regular events, of and annual bops, traditional swaps range the a broad from Wolfson’s Got WCSA to strength from has this gone strength year. social front, the On we’ve to aimed provide 34 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Events and Societies 35 www.WolfsonEvents.com

We wish to thank all the speakers and our students our and whose the speakers support all thank a to made the programme such wish We [email protected] to topics future for suggestions welcome We success. Florian Urmetzer’s workshop ‘Transition from Academia into Business – Applications, Processes, Processes, – Applications, Business into from Academia Urmetzer’s workshopFlorian ‘Transition forthe Viva while ‘Preparing the from Examiner’s step, significant on this Thoughts’ shed light viva. a successful into Langford) provided insights Perspective’ (Michael Easter Term opened with ‘Cross-training for the Brain: an antidote for exam term stress’ (Melanie (Melanie stress’ exam for term antidote an the Brain: for opened with ‘Cross-training Term Easter games. verbal and with a mix of physical students’ concentration refresh aimed to which Taylor) Meg Westbury workshops ran three demonstrating the benefitsand of blogging,LinkedIn members students.popular and with visitors, proved which Twitter, Workshops in Michaelmas included ‘Planning your Writing’ and ‘Revision and Exam Skills’ Exam and Skills’ ‘Revision and Writing’ your ‘Planning included Michaelmas in Workshops ‘The covered Term Lent Toribio). Luisa (Ana Skills’ ‘Oral and Presentation Berengarten) (Richard ‘How do I ‘Language Berengarten); Report’ Style’ and (Richard Barrowclough); First Year (David ‘The Westbury); (Meg ‘Big Four’ with Zotero’ Referencing ‘Stress-Free and plagiarism?’ avoid (Mary Writing’ Scientific your ‘Improve and Kuhn); (Isla Search’ Literature your for Databases Kadwell). Chester We organised 15 presentations to help students sharpen up their writing, learn how to get their get their to how students help writing, learn their sharpen up to presentations 15 organised We included College exam Speakers for preparation. tips acquire and a presentation in points across from the Lee Library Librarians Associates, University and Medical UniversityResearch Library, visitors. academic and staff Workshops take place on Thursdays during Term from 6–7pm. The sessions are informal, with informal, The are sessions from 6–7pm. Term on Thursdays during place Workshops take part everyone and take provided, They encouraged to refreshments friendly is are in debate. indepartments offered subject-specific seminars although and, any complement designed to the wider Wolfson interest to topics introduced students, for also we on skills is focus the main community. The invitation to “sign up for Wolfson Skills for Academic Success sessions – lively, practical and – lively, sessions Success Academic for Skills Wolfson for up “sign to The invitation with the merging of new our study programme, launch and skills the renaming signalled fun” The been Group. programme has McLarty Jane put by Writing Thesis together Tutor), (Senior Supportinput (Academic Dingle from with Lesley and Meg Officer) (Tutor) Church Sally frommyself. assistance and Westbury (Librarian) Gillian Sanders, Administrator Postgraduate Skills for Academic Success for Academic Skills Events and Societies Linda Wicker with the Steinway. the with Wicker Linda Professor and Briscoe Roger Dr Goldman, Andrew Andrew Goldman (2010), Student President and Society Wolfson Music Society to come. come. to Wolfson well for manyserve years Pianothe Fund: Steinway the will who have generously to made gifts Linda and Roger, and to all members College is grateful enormously The to and will remain, in peak condition. instrument the of to ensure that is, it fundraisingOur has and maintenance proved successful service in allowing for transport, the at Wolfson, having performances aprofessionalneed. instrument has filled an important Professor Linda Wicker (2007) Briscoe (2004). Roger Dr and Senior Member all With our Notably, this year saw acquisition the aSteinway of piano, generously donated by Fellow Music in historical the in Languedoc. the churches and Rieux-Minervois Lagrasse Minerve, of by (1995) Fellowhosted Conrad Dr Guettler Sacred and his Judith wife Graham, performing This summer, Sermon. University the Wolfson Chamber the Singers toured France, Southern Termlyand the at invitedother events, and has been to including College concerts, perform at College Services works and secular choral sacred of variety awide Choir has performed The elsewhere. Science! Musical The p.25) on also involved(pictured Wolfson students. of ahost Several playing bands haveinstruments. gigs this from at project, formed Wolfson and Wolfson College allows Free musiciansThe Jam Society to use anewly-acquired electric of set 36

The Wolfson Review If you would like to take part inthe part you to would take If like ‘Come andSing’ please complete the survey atbit.ly/1tmjquP please complete thesurvey have again drawn large audiences. large audiences. have drawn again harpsichord Music and the evenings and Madeira have continued to our beautiful make of most the College Research Associate (2011), Dan Dr Tidhar Music Early Recitals, organised The by concerts. Saturday free for these performers top-quality with the Cambridge in Szeged bringing Society in haveConcerts continued partnership aproductive musicians Lunchtime The three series. concert for its by professional and to concerts making host to in College participate music-opportunities has continued Music toThe Society provide or [email protected] Calling allmusicalalumni on Sunday 15March 2015, 2013–2014

Events and Societies 37 www.WolfsonEvents.com The Ballroom Dancing SocietyThe the Dancing Ballroom been since has Wolfson at it a day, call be to time it may I sometimes and think 1980s early This new enthusiasts. brings but every then Term Michaelmas cohort another and arrived no was weekly exception for year We me and assisting. Claire, teacher, with charming our lessons routines, and steps basic in the novices initiate to up teamed starting the waltz, on moving and to with the cha-cha jive, and quickstep with foxtrot. They and Claire made rapid progress, all and humouring alternately me and along gently them nudging mix and encouraged to them I also shape. into them bullying partnerschange feel socomfortable they would out stepping Everyone the sessions enjoyed situations. social in with others combined our to seemed well respond pupils our and to

One spin-off College toseveral theof Societytuition some offering was private season this One wedding dance. their for getting prepare who were to couples married wanted and their along to dancers me some and kindly fellow of their invited Stephen, and Clara couple, waltzelegant their College off lawn! showing the on they are, Here John’s. St at celebrations easy-going and more directive approach. So if the lessons continue to be popular next year, it be popular to easy-going next directive more and So approach. continue if the lessons year, looks going. keep we’ll like Look out for the weekly notices and come and join us! join and Look out the come and weekly for notices Every Friday lunchtime, College provides instant noodles and snacks (kimchi is currently popular), noodles popular), instant snacks and provides College currently (kimchi is lunchtime, Every Friday a or serious themeand thereport fun or a mediahave We anddiscuss to biscuits. teas coffee, subjectthe on off and ranges round, even – oftenwe don’t conversation we engrossed get so cultures. and languages start about friends learn and different everyone’s make on it! We The practise opportunity an Noodle provides to students their Club visitors and international for a very in speakers friendly and relaxed environment. English with native English conversational Corinne Duhig (1981), College Research Associate College Research Duhig (1981), Corinne Noodle Club Stephen and Clara.

Susie Hoelgaard (1976), Senior Member and Organiser HoelgaardSusie (1976), Ballroom Dancing Society Events and Societies these have been very ably organised ably by Eric have Miller. very these been in Cambridge, several places and stately various notable homes in Whitehall.Laboratory All of are to these of Weand open outside, all and most College members. have to Sainsbury the been continues to Society organiseThe inside visits both (museums Cambridge and departments) book. illustrated small in particular, all but, of College members Emeritus the Fellows lead are the in producing taking a will contribute efforts the of celebrations Society the of to as Anniversary Members 50th part the Emeritus Fellows, produceby two aclear helped revisions. of set College’s the on Statutes. Revision is as close tedious examination, but as ismainly it important life. yearpast In the thisbrought been has Wolfson over of fifty-year theirbear experience its to like to emphasiseSociety that, collectively, their major is strength comprehensive the nature of contribution the from toApart College life by individual Emeritus Fellows, the of members the Tom Davies (1996), of Emeritus Fellows of the Society Secretary Emeritus Fellows of Society coffee, –morning tea,parties. lunches, dinner social functions afternoon of and drinks variety to during their Christmas the homes Altogether, vacation. were students invited 60 about to a launched invite whereby has Senior Scheme’ Members been A successful students ‘Hospitality details the their about of College, role within organisation. the talks At following our lunch meeting last the Term, reserved. of been aspeaker, usually the from in to College to enjoy eating fellow with in Dining the Hall, Senior Members have where tables month during day Term, every working last of the On are to Seniorencouraged Members come Term.Easter ayearParties to in the welcome which of is one last Visiting the Academics, aGarden Party integrate organise Senior Members three Visiting with and Tea Wolfson students. Academics not to only increaseactivities, acorporate feeling within Senior Membership, the also but to have Governing the on Body continued to Observers Senior Member organise two social The Neville Silverston (2004), Observer Senior Member Members Senior 38 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014

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The 2014 Wolfson June Event offered offered 900guests Event June Wolfson The 2014 With Coney dogs in hot of New York. a taste in drawing Queens life in and baseball Island, NYU School of Arts, the party a rousing was of After Liberty, past ambling the Statue success. danced and Park Central in guests photos took DJs. and bands the beats of 16 to away the night taxi NY cab, After yellow the arrival of a classic After lips. on was everyone’s ‘better Trinity’ than hours nine ofnearly non-stop food, and drink The Survivor’s Event June the guests half photo. the annual for over remained entertainment, support staff fortheir every through theof Wolfson’s thank step to like Committee would Wolfson! its and guests,planning, unforgettable. True, Ring who made the night June Event 2014: New York, New York New York, New 2014: Event June Barabas and Michal Maloney (2012) Kevin Presidents Event June and Students (2013), The attracted Howler has the best amazing more acts to the and friendliest Here’s audiences. Wolfson! comedy at The buzz surrounding the event lasted the year, due to the incredible headline acts, headline the incredible to due including The the year, lasted buzz the event surrounding Nick Mohammed, Romesh Ranganathan, John and Kearns Sinha, and Paul thestrong crop of Fraser, Harry Jamie Peters, Rosalind Wright, Cheng, Ken as such University student comedians An McClelland. Tom and Harrison Eastment, Stephen Dan Hill, Ted Gray, Adrian Narayanan, Bargav Warwood Ali Andy Campbell, Field, Victor and Jack as of such Herrero, others, number increasing Kumar. Nish andEd Gamble compères Specialthanks to comedy. the diversified greatly have An incredible night of comedy headed by Russell Howard cemented the cemented Howard of comedy headed Russell by night incredible An be stand-up for to the place as comedy Cambridge. reputation in Howler’s The Howler got off to a flyingThe off start Howler got ‘top-secret’ a with headline at firstthe act The Tab by With a leak event. Kirsten Barnes (2009), Student Kirsten Barnes (2009), Wolfson Howler Wolfson Events and Societies as its starting point, covers it late from to aperiod antiquity century. twentieth starting the as its work. culture Byzantine influence the artists’ Taking explores upon past of the artists mainly Greek, Mysteries: how artists respond to the past (30 contemporary, June-2 of November). exhibition This touring Classicalof entitled exhibition Myths, acolourful, in hosting Memories Archaeology and and aseminar reminiscences of complemented Museum this the We exhibition. to agreed partner College the from archiveAn exhibition followed: Bredon House –the first years 100 topical including themes explored death the Nelson of Mandela. cartoons political Year the of and Cartoonist Times The of Brookes, principal cartoonist in 2013. His trenchant 2013Our by show Peter apopular with original of cartoons exhibitions’ began programme Margaret Greeves (2006), Emeritus Fellow (2009), Hale andMeredith Fellow atArt Wolfson Myths, Memories and Mysteries exhibition. Mysteries and Memories Myths, 40 The Wolfson Review online exhibitions. for our www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/fine-arts See Hesse. Professor Mary Mennim to paint of an oil sketch portrait Print Studio, and our commission to Peter aprint of Gresham, by Kip the of gift the with is growing collection steadily College art The Professor Mary Hesse. Mary Professor 2013–2014 ; an online gallery gallery online an ;

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This year we continued to expand our culture aspect, hosting another two ‘Travellers’ Tales’ aspect, expand Tales’ culture to our two hosting another continued we ‘Travellers’ year This and Sanskrit Mandarin, Korean, in Hebrew, classes offered with WCSA. We association in events new incorporating frontiers, exploring culture and language our continue will We Swahili. year. coming the talks in more hosting and languages Wolfson is the most cosmopolitan College in Cambridge, and the Language and Culture the and Language Cambridge, Culture and the in most College is Wolfson cosmopolitan by melting-pot unique cultures and advantageSociety of of languages this take to aims please information, For more language. a teach or to learn College memberschance offering a sites.google.com/site/wolfsonlcs website our visit Varun Khanna (2010), Student and Student Society President KhannaVarun (2010), Language and Society Culture But the WLS is not just about work! Throughout the year, we held several social events, formal formal events, social held several we But the about WLS just not work!is Throughout the year, stay tuned! So, receptions. drink and dinners In order to build stronger links build between to order In students academia from practice, and Wolfson law links with practitionersattendedto sponsoredpromote City by events is firms. Oneaims of our career. Wolfsonlaw a the benefitfor considering of students More broadly, legal scholars have presented Lunchtime Seminars and Humanities Society Humanities and Seminars talks. Lunchtime presented legal scholars have broadly, More French and betweenEnglish the difference discussed de Bellescize Ramu Professor Associate and supervisionandto prevent regulation financial European I spoke on and reforming law, on the tradition Roman spoke again rebirth and of Flogaitis bankingresolve crises. Professor Europe. powerspublic in This year we have been more active than ever, with a diverse series of topical seminars by by seminars with series a diverse of topical been active more have we ever, than year This and institutions public weak spoke of Greece’s Spyridon Flogaitis Professor speakers. prominent of with the challenges dealt Persak Nina Professor crisis; economic links withdrew the current land Mr Rod Thomas legitimacybringing spoke on automated justice; trust and criminal in theof mechanism Dr the filtering Kadriye discussed Bakirci systems Professor and registration Court Rights. of Human European Valia Babis (2009), Junior Research Fellow and Society Fellow Junior Research President Babis (2009), Valia Law Society Society Law Events and Societies remarkably true to the actual events oftheDreyfus trueto Case. theactual remarkably and, to spinagoodyarn accordingability to ourvisiting French Priest, DrRobert historian, Harris’Robert anda Spy, withafinalscore of8.2:a Officer An resounding vote ofconfidenceinHarris’ Night-time. John Williams’ butwasbeaten classic Stoner achieved by highmarks re-discovered Shock oftheFall wascompared unfavourably Haddon’s to Mark inthe The Curious IncidentoftheDog convince many readers thatshehadcaptured theauthenticvoice oftheslaves. NathanFiler’s The and place. Andrea Levy’s states The Long oftheUSA,failedto , setintheslave-owning Song Egan’s biography anon-fiction writing ofavillage;andRuthOzeki’s ATale forthetimebeing andJennifer becausetheauthorwasableto cometo thegroup tobased territory discusstheproblems of elegyforaCambridgeshire into ofReach:An thereading Villagesneaked Out group’s usuallyfiction- forpraise for butcriticism itsunvaried itsstyle content; slightlycloser to home, Moseley’s Charles included AliceMunro’s centred stories inaremote short area Life , whichgarnered ofCanada, Dear The meetsthroughout the yearWCRG on Wednesday evenings andisopento all. Booksdiscussed Christine Corton (2010) and Allen Kim (2008), Senior Members Wolfson Contemporary Reading Group year groupjoin Gales: by the us! Andy [email protected] led will Next be WednesdayWe every evening meet at 9.30pm during Term. in Room Lee the to free feel Do shelter homeless had apleasant in cleaning Cambridge. morning Comfort’ ‘Winter the childrenschool cerebral with in palsy Kenya (organised by Alice Gathoni) was successful. We also We trade. sex were to that agoat and 20 for pleased primary buy shoes of our pairs project amerchant‘Nefarious: souls’, of highlighting adocumentary current the problems global the of truth?’ the screening held a reflect and we of Christianity of view society’s talk ‘Does popular on prayer meetings, we also enjoyed meals hosting and evangelistic events. Tom Dennison gave a Lent we Saint on embarked and Paul’s Bible studies our weekly Letter to In Romans. the between wesomething celebrate. We enjoyed reading Saint together in Michaelmas, Gospel Mark’s and in has year. had apacked Wolfson ChristianThe Society We diverse group, are avery which is (2011), Matthews Charlotte Student Society Christian , whichwereA Visitfrom Squad theGoon bothenjoyed for narratives thatjumpedacross time 42 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Sport Sport Wei-Hsin (Wilson) Chen. (L-R):row Conrad, Varun Khanna, Julian Müller, Kevin Schlegel (Coaches). Front (L-R): row Back Wolfgang Michael table tennis. table at Prentice the and Oxford Cup tour US. the of Wei-Hsin And Chen aHalf-Blue gained in Blue. Trust was awarded He agrant Hawks the from will and he also represent Cambridge In tennis, to ninth Constantine University the captained its win, Markides earning his third Place. Other in favour The of Hughes played Green Lions the with in 34th Match, the Varsity result the with sadly again going their Match Varsity at Twickenham, which ourIn side Rugby unfortunately lost. League, Tom Match.in Varsity the In Rugby Union, Farmer Sam competed 15 First in University’s the Blues in Wolfson has hadanother successful In football, Bickers American took George year part in sport. Nikolas Mavreas (2013), Officer Student and WCSA Sports Wolfson Sports necessary for sporting success. for sporting Yetnecessary we We have in every have not victorious struggled. been omnipresent pressure of academic work should interrupt and the stability camaraderie anyBy measure, our football team yearly turnover The should players struggle. of and the (2011),StudentandFootball Officer Alex Martin Social Football 44 The Wolfson Review the Fifth Division of the same League. Division same the of Fifth the President).(Society Team Second Our alsoplace took first in Müller and Kevin (Coaches) Schlegel and Julian Conrad (Captain),Premal Kamdar, Varun Khanna Wolfgang Michael hard team: working Longzhu Cai, Wei-Hsin (Wilson) Chen, Intercollegiate League (First Division) to aparticularly thanks Wolfson College: Team our First won University the successful year an extremely It has tennis for been table in Conrad President (2009),StudentandSociety Varun (2010),StudentandTeam Khanna Captain, andJulian Table Tennis support received College. the from support isHalf-Blue. grateful as And for all always, our the Society in this year’s Match, Varsity victory 10-0 awarded will a be Wei-Hsin (Wilson) Chen, contributed who to Cambridge’s 2013–2014 Sport 45 Back row (L-R): Farakh Shahzad, Farakh Justin Goulding,Back row (L-R): Mignanelli, Paul Lambracos, Simon Jefferies, Rob Richard (L-R): Middle Aulotte. row Guilhem Haines, Jonathan Drakakis, Georgios Bunworth, Musa Chunge, Andy Miranda. Gales, Front Tomas Alex Adam Martin, Tynan, Alex Bergin,row (L-R): Adam Cooper. Nikolai (Nick) Pashkunov, The entire team thanks Alex Bergin for his thanks his for Alex Bergin team The entire have not would We Captaincy. excellent and without him, success year’s this enjoyed Andy bestour who Gales will go to wishes the armbandbe next wearing season. www.WolfsonEvents.com Cricket and Captain Fellow (2013), Junior Research Biswas Pradipta a played already and team cricket merged with the has Trinity team the Cricket Wolfson year This The MCR team. WolfTrin put a good up the joint players in Wolfson friendly show few matches. the been not against report, scheduled this have I write as the match while matches tournament Notable performances rained was off.) the match (Sadly, June. scheduled is 29 for XI President’s expected nets, in bowling is which claim to threatening super-fast Kamleshso Pillay’s far are team, the mighty against Jesus runs skipper and 13 Biswas’ the summer, over wickets many turned bewhich out the best to after Extras. score The popularity with new recruits rapidly been rising, has steadily of weekly our sessions coaching looking attract are we to October, coming This members, more game. building their improving promotion. for aiming and result year’s on this Squash Saadiq Moledina (2012), Student and Club Captain the University both in during teams eight one was of the top team the Squash year, This matches. with bag some had a mixed tough of incredibly results, have We Lent. and Michaelmas finish able to quite not were we and the end of Term towards set in injuries Unfortunately, with a flourish! More like a family than a group of friends, neither injuries, essay deadlines nor the weather have have nor the weather deadlines essay of friends, neither injuries, a group a family than like More the Lee Room, in games or endlessly or watching together, eat from going out to us prevented score. to chance single mocking his making for the Officer Social a of mess single League game we’ve played this year and have now been promoted to the highest levels the highest levels been to now promoted have and year this played we’ve game League single everybodyby offered College in of congratulations Kind Cambridge. in words football of MCR excellence. on to us spurred has interest generous their and Sport in touch at me with [email protected] to organise trials. you play can badminton to ahigh standard, please get you! If why That’s enough. isit we need still not good This is an unprecedented achievement for Wolfson, but Third Division in Lent and movedup to Division. Second Division First the in Lent. women’s The team won the Division seven of out in in Michaelmas fourth and came College League. men’s The team won Second the This year, our club dominated their Divisions in the sessions, is it agreat way to release pressure exercise. some and get precision. and playing Whether agility fitness, ourwith competitively teamor socialjust ourin Badminton is agreat that team requires complete sport concentration, mental and physical (2012),StudentandMen’s Dias Joachim Team Captain Badminton Quek. Dan Zoltan Asztalos, TaoVaggelis Thompson, Giannikas, Glen Liu, Xu. Front Darren (L-R): row Hull, Alex Chris Ren, Jyothish Soman, Gao, Swift (L-R): row Back Maloney, Kevin Zhang, Jin Lesch, Chow, Ernest Tilman team basketball their of final and played the best some score was 70 to 49. Centre at Easter of beginning Term the Sports against Pembroke entire College. The Wolfson League title and finishedseason the undefeated. The finals Cuppers placetook the in University team is winner Basketball the the of Cuppers Championship. It consecutive also second won its successful most the This season has in Wolfson’s been basketball history. time, For first the our Tilman Lesch (2012),PhD Maloney StudentsandCaptains (2011)andKevin Basketball 46 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014

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DrEva NanopoulosandMr have been granted thetitleofAffiliated Lecturer 74 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 News 75 www.WolfsonEvents.com Professor (Ernest) Stewart Lee Professor Emeritus Fellow 7 June 1934 – 15 October 2013 McGill from degrees his Bachelor and Master’s Stewart received Lee He became a full Toronto. the University of from University and his PhD in both Electrical Science in 1975 and Computer Engineering Professor and was influential in incorporating software what into engineering had been an electrical department. engineering Dr Colin Lachlan Forbes Dr Colin Fellow 1922 – 12 May 2014 22 November and an 1980-1983 from College Wolfson of was a Fellow Dr Forbes and India. He servedeminent geologist. Ayr in Engineers Royal with the of the Sedgwick Museum, a University he was Curator During his career Company. Water the Cambridge consultant to and geological Lecturer

In 1996 he was elected a Fellow of Wolfson College alongside his Professorial appointment at alongside his Professorial College Wolfson of In 1996 he was elected a Fellow and he became an Emeritus Fellow On retirement, which he very much enjoyed. the University, of country pursue his love to Canada his native life. to returned Professor Lee’s research covered a wide range of topics in the area of computer software of computer and in the area of topics a wide range covered research Lee’s Professor his name. to patents with many and researcher, teacher networks. He was a dedicated computer of the Institution of Electrical Engineers He was elected as a Chartered and a Fellow Engineer Society. and of the British Computer

He was responsible for siting new boreholes that continue to provide Cambridge’s reliable water water reliable Cambridge’s provide that continue to siting new boreholes for He was responsible 1985 until 1996, when it became a from Water of Cambridge was on the board Dr Forbes supply. 2010. from Fellow and Elizabeth de Clare College He was an alumnus of Clare PLC. Obituaries Clare College Clare News Obituaries continued the College to wasfortunate includehimamongitsmembers. to visittheCollege wheninCambridge. Hewastremendouslyopportunities goodcompany and Fellow asanHonorary missedfew CollegeUniversity in1992,Ernest in1966.After hiselection retirement in2003.Hewasadevoted enthusiastfor Wolfson, from right hisfirstencounter with ofHolyScripture,of theInterpretation andthenProvost College, ofOriel Oxford, from 1990 until development. into Hesubsequently, itsearly wholeheartedly Professor in1979,becametheOriel moved to Pembroke to beitsChaplain in1969,hewasaFellow oftheCollege andthrew himself returned for a Term where, 1967settledinCambridge to DublinandtheninOctober untilhe aboutnorappliedfor. –aposthehadneitherknown inCambridge a lectureshipinDivinity He hewasamazed to receive appointinghimto the story), aletter from Registrary theUniversity the 1960s. While onhissabbatical, outoftheblue, butinabrown paperenvelope (ashetold Fellow College. ofUniversity Hehadfondest days oftheCollege of inthepioneering memories to scholarship.contribution Fellow HebecameanEmeritus onhisretirement in1997. ofregular professionalpromotion distinguished wasnotpart progress ofparticularly butamark senseofhumour.unassuming andwarm atatimewhensuch Reader HebecameaUniversity MPhil Asian inSouth Studies. Hewasadedicated teacher and, beneathashy exterior, hadan ofthecurrent unconventional undergraduates thecoursewhichbecamepre-cursor taking History. Indian combine studyoflanguagewithmodern There wasasteady stream ofrather of Wolfson College anoptioninthe in1980.Hedevised Tripos thatallowed candidates to He wasappointed asaLecturer attheFaculty inHindi StudiesandbecameaFellow ofOriental Semitic Languagesat Semitic TCD, andfrom there hecameasthefirst Visiting thesis for Glasgow University. firstappointmentwasin Hebrew and His At schoolinIreland, andthen Trinity College Dublin,hewrote hisPhD wasaleadingOld Nicholson Ernest Testament scholarofhisgeneration. Gordon Johnson 2013 26 September 1938–22December Honorary Fellow The Reverend Professor Ernest Wilson DDFBA Nicholson (1993). English Dictionary Grammar (1986)and, achievement, The Oxford hisbest-known Hindi- from ofHindi specialisedlinguisticstudies, Outline hepublishedAn at Oxford before ofAllahabad. attheUniversity Apart Hindi learning Zealand inNew McGregor wasborn andread EnglishPhilology Stuart Gordon Johnson 1929–19August 2013 24 October Emeritus Fellow McGregor Stuart (Ronald) Dr 76 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 News Obituaries continued Obituaries 77 www.WolfsonEvents.com Dr Frank Peter Whitford Peter Dr Frank Senior Member 1941 – 11 January11 August 2014 Sir Richard Evans Professor in 1985. College Wolfson became a Senior Member of Whitford Frank Oxford, College, Wadham to and went He was raised in Hampshire teaching of other pursuits, he neglected his studies in favour where and working draw himself to dramatic productions, on student Mr John Michael MBE Sharman Emeritus Fellow 1933 – 20 December17 September 2013 Ridgman Tom in 1982 and an Emeritus Wolfson of Mike Sharman became a Fellow College St John’s from in engineering graduating After in 1996. Fellow aircraft in the de Havilland roles included his initial career Cambridge, Polytechnic. journalism technical as a lecturer at Hatfield and company,

He became a Lecturer in the HistoryHe became a Lecturer of Art first at UCL, and then at Homerton College, at Tutor When the department at Homerton worked he as a Cambridge. was closed, freelance a higher doctorate. of Art, College the Royal he was awarded where films and magazines. After graduating in English language and literature in 1963 he pursued graduating in English language and literature After films and magazines. passion: modern Germanhis real art. In 1965, he obtained a diploma in the History of Art at the in Art University Berlin a degree Courtauld by in 1969. History Institute followed the Free from Mike his collection memorabilia, he had a in addition to of Course collector and, was an avid collection artifacts of railway and was a national expert which he was lamps, on historic railway Lee Room. Wolfson’s benches adorn His railway to visitors. off show pleased to The Course was very of the participants Course The with many leading positions successful, going on to included not only These that Mike the high standards on. insisted forgetting never in industry, has While the Course code and punctuality. but also dress problem-solving to approaches values and still sets its core philosophy ISMM, Mike’s the current into the years over evolved education. He was engineering been taken now up in mainstream of his ideas have many servicesfor the MBE in 1994 education. engineering to awarded In 1966, he was recruited as Founding Director of Cambridge’s Advanced Course in Production in Production Course Advanced of Cambridge’s Director as Founding In he was recruited 1966, this course using a range of and developed He designed Methods and Management (ACPMM). on experiential short learning through that focused methods radical and innovative industrial range of factoryplacements and a wide visits. Gordon Smith-Baxter Photography Smith-Baxter Gordon News

Lesley Dingle Reproduced permissionofThe Guardian inabridgedformwiththekind been cared for inanursinghome, whichFrank visited almostdaily. yearsSeveral agohiswife Cici(Cecilia) Dresser injured wasseriously inacaraccidentandhas government. byOrder theGerman of Merit Ludwig ofErnst exhibition ofthework Kirchner. 2002hewasawarded In theFederal Cross ofthe in EnglandattheKunstverein Hamburg; for inBerlin hewasanadviserto theNationalgalerie an living artists. The many exhibitionshecurated by includedworks Paolozzi atthe Tate andPop Art its Fine Committee, to usinghismany Arts helpitputonexciting contacts by exhibitionsofwork Frank of spirit enjoyed andcommunity theinformality Wolfson College, role andplayed on akey well. of whomheknew ofhisown generation,many butalsoto Central theartists European art twentieth-century early Hewasalways closenotonlyto Kokoschka. andasubstantialbiography ofOskar Art Abstract booksonExpressionism, Egon Schiele, theBauhaus, introductory Understanding andshort art, research German onmodern DresdenHis ledto inBerlin, work andDessau numerous articles as recreation hisprincipal described inonebiographical dictionary ‘cooking’. for theGerman under thenameRausch, ‘intoxication’ –hewasindeedabonvivant,and boots. Frank sometimes Martens-style publishedhiscartoons disguised theminshapelessDoc because, asheexplained, or cartoons hecouldnotdraw feet thembelow theframe-line andleft Frankfor dailypapers. onandoffasacartoonist alsoworked You couldalways recognise his sabbatical shouldbeatANU. David wasdelighted to beableto offer directadviceabout similarly advisedthatDavid’s (andcorrectly) had beguninAustralia in1967 whenZinessuccinctly next withProfessorlong friendship David Williams, thethen-President oftheCollege. The friendship Leslie firstvisited inthe late 1970s andjoinedCambridge Wolfson in1988,adirect result ofhis 1992 hewasawarded theOrder to ofAustralia thelegalsystem. for services at theAustralian (ANU), in1962andbecomingProfessor NationalUniversity Canberra in 1967.In Obituaries continued spent two years at Harvard University before University yearsspent two atHarvard joiningtheFaculty ofLaw intheCommonwealthworked and Attorney-General’s Department graduated from in1952,qualified asabarrister, Sydney University Leslie Zineswas an outstandingAustralian Constitutional lawyer. He Williams Lady Sally 2014 1930–31May 12 December Honorary Fellow Professor Leslie ZinesAO 78 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 News Obituaries continued Obituaries 79 www.WolfsonEvents.com Besides being such a good academic lawyer, Leslie was also a great conversationalist, full of conversationalist, a great was also Leslie Besides being such a good academic lawyer, at He is remembered Hall. at Formal witty and unlikely presence anecdotes stories: an enlivening College values the part and the with affection in its life. he played Wolfson Gordon JohnsonGordon adds: and taught mainly on the 30 years for ANU, of Law, Zines was a member of the Faculty Professor interests His chief research Trusts. of and the Law Law Constitutional subject of Commonwealth Union. the European and federalism and constitutional law, and comparative in Australian were His High Court published works include The (4th edn 1997), Constitutional and the Constitution (2nd edn 1978) (jointly) Jurisdiction in Australia as (1991), Federal Change in the Commonwealth articles as other books, well and chapters. He was immensely popular with fellow academics, students and friends’ young children, whom children, young friends’ students and academics, with fellow He was immensely popular as adults. treated he always Leslie had met Judith Wilson, the love of his life, shortly Canberra. helped Judith to of his life, after moving the love Wilson, had met Judith Leslie in 1992, of Law Cambridge as the Goodhart to when he returned in his work and, Professor Leslie Fellowship. hosts in the GoodhartWolfson being generous and parttheyenjoyed Lodge of the battling cancer. he died after side when some years Leslie’s Judith was by colleges to Leslie 20 years later. Leslie was made an Honorary Fellow of Wolfson in 1995, and he and he in 1995, Wolfson of Honorary made an was Leslie Fellow later. years 20 Leslie to colleges lastly in 2011. times thereafter, several the College visited News Mr James Millar JamesMillar Mr Wilson (Alumnus, 2014 1931–7May 1991):11April Mr Terence Patrick Waldron (Fellow, 1967): College informed 3March 2014 AnneJennifer Mrs Turner (Alumna, 1949–2013 1971):13May Professor Emeritus Scholar,Yoshinori 1985):7August 1945–2013 (Visiting Suzuki Fellow,Professor (Visiting Spevack 1927–6February 2013 1984):17December Marvin (VisitingScholar, Professor 2010 October 1989):12July1931–15 ElliotOffner (Alumnus, 2012 1975):20October Dr HughFMcKeegan McElroyDr Ronan (Alumnus, 2014 1986):4March 1965–5April Dr Peter 2013 (Alumnus, Alan Mason 1966):16January Fellow,Professor (Visiting Maassab 1982):11June1926–1February 2014 HuneinF(John) Groen Member, (Senior Ms CM(Karin) 1983):College informed 22September 2013 Scholar, 1979):College informed 2July2014 (Visiting Goldman Gloria Miss Course, Patrick 1977):AugustMr 1999 (Wolfson Gavin Scholar, 2014 1934–23April 2002):28May (Visiting Dr Dolores LBurke Fellow,Dr David Braybrooke (Visiting 1924–7August 2013 1985):18October (Alumnus, Abeyaratna 1969):College 2013 informed BeligahageKarunasena 10October Mr MemoriamIn 80 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Student Record Student Record

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Row 10: M.Halliwell-Ewen A.Jones L.Kemp C.Sharp M.W.Worth R.Cook L.H.S.Yu L.Endl K.Srinin V.Sadovskis T.S.Stewart C.H.Buck X.Fang J.Robertshaw K.Y.Huang M.Macallister M.Gordon M.Carreon J.Weander H.Beg M.Tykac J.Elder P.Dunne P.Wongsirichot A.Tan Row 9: A.K.Anwar S.Flynn J.E.Sanger E.B.F.Hullis T.P.Suppiah R.E.R.Smith M.Z.Othman L.R.Oakley M.H.Abdelaal C.Ane A.Matthews P.Hertenstein G.C.Constantinescu H.L.Lawrence K.Petkevicius 2013–2014 O.Prizant S.Aitken M.Sunilkumar R.Tanno M.Cao P.Wang R.Asong J.C.H.Lingard K.C.Wertelecki Row 8: C.Y.Lim T.E.Miranda Z.A.Deissler Ziller M.G.Friedman F.O.Chadwick H.L.Lie C.X.Chong A.C.Ogale J.A.McCune K.Kebaikanye Y.Miao S.L.Lightfoot R.Lyons J.Cevriz S.K.Parikh V.Shankar M.Kammerer B.Laws M.Akyol S.Blapp E.A.C.Beale T.C.B.Nutz S.Coombes Row 7: G.Lai C.Wu T.Mullners J.Lee J.P.Lee D.Quek S.L.D.Chong N.M.B.Ekanayake E.M.Lawan M.A.Rahman E.A.Aguilar P.B.M.Oliva P.M.Badenes A.Lambert S.J.Farmer A.Biciunaite P.G.S.Man N.Incham A.Neaverson I.Anagnostopoulos A.S.Kattuputhur Prasad S.Ravnaa J.Ehret W.H.Chen Row 6: B.Shen D.Shapiro J.Park A.Gathoni M.Turyamureba E.N.Mwangi M.P.M.Chunge O.Ozdemir C.S.Ravasio D.C.Aristidou Y.Herbert P.Kamdar M.W.Müller H.Fenwick S.Muir S.S.K.Guttula A.Rathore N.A.P.Worsley J.A.Griaznova E.Konstantinou S.Kovacevic N.Riyanti G.Lee W.Wannakrairoj Row 5: A.Gales J.Monica D.Hall M.H.R.Werner T.N.Tengku Abdul Aziz K.Schlegel A.Bowring J.O.V.Dias M.Farhadul Alam G.Cardoso S.T.Helmersen N.Ridi A.Elmi A.J.Wainman V.H.J.Tulkki N.Mavreas P.Brzostek P.Loiseau S.Datta M.J.E.Westbroek S.Helfand J.Lu B.Tomé Row 4: R.Guo M.Welch J.Franck M.Usman N.S.Pashkunov A.Hussein S.Smart A.Collure J.Kelleher J.Jensen S.Padhani H.Jimenez B.Adams E.K.Sørensen R.Seymour S.J.Willis Y.Minakata S.M.Awoyemi F.Krause T.Li E.Akbas I.S.Ab Rahim M.Wang M.Bertinelli K.Erfort M.Barabas X.Gao H.Guo W.N.D.Gao M.Abdelhafez M.Rahman M.Raven J.Goulding L.Fu S.Bloempott G.Thompson D.Voulgarelis R.Jefferies A.Bell K.Pillay M.Laskey A.Phillips G.Aulotte I.Najim J.P.Taylor W.Scarrold T.Mehta M.B.Ramzan R.Oblozinsky Row 3: E.Drazich H.Y.M.Leung M.Lai A.Schumann G.Ren C.Breteau P.Dickson Z.Ismail K.H.Gimre K.Svitakova A.M.N.Solstad P.F.Sutton M.J.Gomez E.Shechtman L.S.Leonard U.B.Nazlican N.Appaswami M.F.Chowdhury W.Cui R.Kabra S.Shareef D.J.White S.Mansoor S.Lee Y.Wu T.Carvalho L.Peddakota T.Röther Row 2: D.Liu H.Lee R.Albrecht L.Fink B.Qubaty X.Fu M.Wignall (Head Porter) D.Frost (Tutor) K.Greenbank (Tutor) J.Dekkers (Tutor) M.St Clair (Tutor) D.Barrowclough (Tutor) R.J.Evans (President) C.S.M.Lawrence (Bursar) J.D.McLarty (Senior Tutor) K.A.Stephenson (Development Director) B.D.Cox (Praelector) A.Bagnoli (Tutor) G.Yeo (Tutor) S.K.Church (Tutor) L.J.MacVinish (Tutor) S.Maccullum (Nurse) L.Fioravanti A.Kamenska G.F.Bickers A.Evangelou Row 1: H.L.Hartman Jenkins Y.R.Goon A.N.Starukhin A.M.Lau J.A.Thomas K.Y.M.Yan J.Min L.Xu J.M.Fruhman D.Tesha S.Ghoussain M.J.Toseland L.H.Tam Q.Y.Ho B.Zhuo G.E.D.G.Laurel Student Record 83 Megan Kammerer, LLM Megan Kammerer, II Part Law, Chris Koay, I Part Li, Economics, Tiansheng IIA Part Benedict Lim, Economics, IIA Part Lim, Engineering, Sze-Xian II PPS, Part Johanna Lukate, II Part Markides,Constantine Land Economy, LLM Samuel Muir, LLM Müller, Wolfgang Michael MASt Nutz, Physics, Thomas * IA Part BA/MEng, Claudio Ravasio, IIB Part Erik Rosen, BA/MEng, IIA Part Economics, Shand, Oliver I HSPS, Part Anne Solstad, IIA PPS, Part Thng, Ren Yi IA Part Science, Computer Toseland, Matthew IIB Part Linguistics, Tynan, Adam IB Part BA/MEng, Wen, Luechao IB Part BA/MEng, Zhou, Changwei IIA Part Economics, Zhu, Hanfei (2013) Prize Joe Petty (for the best performance in in the MPhil Criminology) Oh Wei Chun Gordon Prize Tunnicliffe to (for the best performance a student returning by than 30 years) of more study after a break academic this year Not awarded

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To July 2014 To Prizes and Studentships Prizes Jennings Prize and/or a *Distinction Class in a University (for a First to those who had not awarded Examination, as above) prize a named Law won already MASt Mathematics, *Mohamed Abdelhafez, I Part Geography, Desmond Chong, III Part Science, Goh, Computer *Timothy Tuukka Kaikkonen, IIB Part Archaeology, Jack King Prize (2013) KingJack Prize (for the best performance in in the MPhil engineering or history subjects) related architecture, Engineering Nicolas Gontran Parisot, Hugh Bevan Prize Hugh Bevan (for the most distinguished performance a by student in the LLM) Wolfson Ridhi Kabra Sir David Williams Prize Williams Sir David Class performance a Wolfson by (for the best First Tripos) student in Part II of the Law Max Kasriel Dato Ng Kong Yeam Prize Prize Yeam Ng Kong Dato Class performance an by (for the best First Tripos) in Part I of the Law undergraduate this year Not awarded College Prizes

H.L.Hartman Jenkins Y.R.Goon A.N.Starukhin A.M.Lau J.A.Thomas K.Y.M.Yan J.Min L.Xu J.M.Fruhman D.Tesha S.Ghoussain M.J.Toseland L.H.Tam Q.Y.Ho B.Zhuo G.E.D.G.Laurel B.Zhuo Q.Y.Ho L.H.Tam M.J.Toseland S.Ghoussain D.Tesha J.M.Fruhman L.Xu J.Min K.Y.M.Yan J.A.Thomas A.M.Lau A.N.Starukhin Y.R.Goon Jenkins H.L.Hartman 1: Row

S.Maccullum (Nurse) L.Fioravanti A.Kamenska G.F.Bickers A.Evangelou G.F.Bickers A.Kamenska L.Fioravanti (Nurse) S.Maccullum

C.S.M.Lawrence (Bursar) J.D.McLarty (Senior Tutor) K.A.Stephenson (Development Director) B.D.Cox (Praelector) A.Bagnoli (Tutor) G.Yeo (Tutor) S.K.Church (Tutor) L.J.MacVinish (Tutor) (Tutor) L.J.MacVinish (Tutor) S.K.Church (Tutor) G.Yeo (Tutor) A.Bagnoli (Praelector) B.D.Cox Director) (Development K.A.Stephenson Tutor) (Senior J.D.McLarty (Bursar) C.S.M.Lawrence

D.Liu H.Lee R.Albrecht L.Fink B.Qubaty X.Fu M.Wignall (Head Porter) D.Frost (Tutor) K.Greenbank (Tutor) J.Dekkers (Tutor) M.St Clair (Tutor) D.Barrowclough (Tutor) R.J.Evans (President) (President) R.J.Evans (Tutor) D.Barrowclough (Tutor) Clair M.St (Tutor) J.Dekkers (Tutor) K.Greenbank (Tutor) D.Frost Porter) (Head M.Wignall X.Fu B.Qubaty L.Fink R.Albrecht H.Lee D.Liu 2: Row

N.Appaswami M.F.Chowdhury W.Cui R.Kabra S.Shareef D.J.White S.Mansoor S.Lee Y.Wu T.Carvalho L.Peddakota T.Röther L.Peddakota T.Carvalho Y.Wu S.Lee S.Mansoor D.J.White S.Shareef R.Kabra W.Cui M.F.Chowdhury N.Appaswami

E.Drazich H.Y.M.Leung M.Lai A.Schumann G.Ren C.Breteau P.Dickson Z.Ismail K.H.Gimre K.Svitakova A.M.N.Solstad P.F.Sutton M.J.Gomez E.Shechtman L.S.Leonard U.B.Nazlican U.B.Nazlican L.S.Leonard E.Shechtman M.J.Gomez P.F.Sutton A.M.N.Solstad K.Svitakova K.H.Gimre Z.Ismail P.Dickson C.Breteau G.Ren A.Schumann M.Lai H.Y.M.Leung E.Drazich 3: Row

D.Voulgarelis R.Jefferies A.Bell K.Pillay M.Laskey A.Phillips G.Aulotte I.Najim J.P.Taylor W.Scarrold T.Mehta M.B.Ramzan R.Oblozinsky M.B.Ramzan T.Mehta W.Scarrold J.P.Taylor I.Najim G.Aulotte A.Phillips M.Laskey K.Pillay A.Bell R.Jefferies D.Voulgarelis

F.Krause T.Li E.Akbas I.S.Ab Rahim M.Wang M.Bertinelli K.Erfort M.Barabas X.Gao H.Guo W.N.D.Gao M.Abdelhafez M.Rahman M.Raven J.Goulding L.Fu S.Bloempott G.Thompson G.Thompson S.Bloempott L.Fu J.Goulding M.Raven M.Rahman M.Abdelhafez W.N.D.Gao H.Guo X.Gao M.Barabas K.Erfort M.Bertinelli M.Wang Rahim I.S.Ab E.Akbas T.Li F.Krause

R.Guo M.Welch J.Franck M.Usman N.S.Pashkunov A.Hussein S.Smart A.Collure J.Kelleher J.Jensen S.Padhani H.Jimenez B.Adams E.K.Sørensen R.Seymour S.J.Willis Y.Minakata S.M.Awoyemi S.M.Awoyemi Y.Minakata S.J.Willis R.Seymour E.K.Sørensen B.Adams H.Jimenez S.Padhani J.Jensen J.Kelleher A.Collure S.Smart A.Hussein N.S.Pashkunov M.Usman J.Franck M.Welch R.Guo 4: Row

P.Brzostek P.Loiseau S.Datta M.J.E.Westbroek S.Helfand J.Lu B.Tomé B.Tomé J.Lu S.Helfand M.J.E.Westbroek S.Datta P.Loiseau P.Brzostek

A.Gales J.Monica D.Hall M.H.R.Werner T.N.Tengku Abdul Aziz K.Schlegel A.Bowring J.O.V.Dias M.Farhadul Alam G.Cardoso S.T.Helmersen N.Ridi A.Elmi A.J.Wainman V.H.J.Tulkki N.Mavreas N.Mavreas V.H.J.Tulkki A.J.Wainman A.Elmi N.Ridi S.T.Helmersen G.Cardoso Alam M.Farhadul J.O.V.Dias A.Bowring K.Schlegel Aziz Abdul T.N.Tengku M.H.R.Werner D.Hall J.Monica A.Gales 5: Row

A.Rathore N.A.P.Worsley J.A.Griaznova E.Konstantinou S.Kovacevic N.Riyanti G.Lee W.Wannakrairoj W.Wannakrairoj G.Lee N.Riyanti S.Kovacevic E.Konstantinou J.A.Griaznova N.A.P.Worsley A.Rathore

B.Shen D.Shapiro J.Park A.Gathoni M.Turyamureba E.N.Mwangi M.P.M.Chunge O.Ozdemir C.S.Ravasio D.C.Aristidou Y.Herbert P.Kamdar M.W.Müller H.Fenwick S.Muir S.S.K.Guttula S.S.K.Guttula S.Muir H.Fenwick M.W.Müller P.Kamdar Y.Herbert D.C.Aristidou C.S.Ravasio O.Ozdemir M.P.M.Chunge E.N.Mwangi M.Turyamureba A.Gathoni J.Park D.Shapiro B.Shen 6: Row

N.Incham A.Neaverson I.Anagnostopoulos A.S.Kattuputhur Prasad S.Ravnaa J.Ehret W.H.Chen W.H.Chen J.Ehret S.Ravnaa Prasad A.S.Kattuputhur I.Anagnostopoulos A.Neaverson N.Incham

G.Lai C.Wu T.Mullners J.Lee J.P.Lee D.Quek S.L.D.Chong N.M.B.Ekanayake E.M.Lawan M.A.Rahman E.A.Aguilar P.B.M.Oliva P.M.Badenes A.Lambert S.J.Farmer A.Biciunaite P.G.S.Man P.G.S.Man A.Biciunaite S.J.Farmer A.Lambert P.M.Badenes P.B.M.Oliva E.A.Aguilar M.A.Rahman E.M.Lawan N.M.B.Ekanayake S.L.D.Chong D.Quek J.P.Lee J.Lee T.Mullners C.Wu G.Lai 7: Row

M.Kammerer B.Laws M.Akyol S.Blapp E.A.C.Beale T.C.B.Nutz S.Coombes S.Coombes T.C.B.Nutz E.A.C.Beale S.Blapp M.Akyol B.Laws M.Kammerer

C.Y.Lim T.E.Miranda Z.A.Deissler Ziller M.G.Friedman F.O.Chadwick H.L.Lie C.X.Chong A.C.Ogale J.A.McCune K.Kebaikanye Y.Miao S.L.Lightfoot R.Lyons J.Cevriz S.K.Parikh V.Shankar V.Shankar S.K.Parikh J.Cevriz R.Lyons S.L.Lightfoot Y.Miao K.Kebaikanye J.A.McCune A.C.Ogale C.X.Chong H.L.Lie F.O.Chadwick M.G.Friedman Ziller Z.A.Deissler T.E.Miranda C.Y.Lim 8: Row

O.Prizant S.Aitken M.Sunilkumar R.Tanno M.Cao P.Wang R.Asong J.C.H.Lingard K.C.Wertelecki K.C.Wertelecki J.C.H.Lingard R.Asong P.Wang M.Cao R.Tanno M.Sunilkumar S.Aitken O.Prizant

A.K.Anwar S.Flynn J.E.Sanger E.B.F.Hullis T.P.Suppiah R.E.R.Smith M.Z.Othman L.R.Oakley M.H.Abdelaal C.Ane A.Matthews P.Hertenstein G.C.Constantinescu H.L.Lawrence K.Petkevicius K.Petkevicius H.L.Lawrence G.C.Constantinescu P.Hertenstein A.Matthews C.Ane M.H.Abdelaal L.R.Oakley M.Z.Othman R.E.R.Smith T.P.Suppiah E.B.F.Hullis J.E.Sanger S.Flynn A.K.Anwar 9: Row

J.Weander H.Beg M.Tykac J.Elder P.Dunne P.Wongsirichot A.Tan A.Tan P.Wongsirichot P.Dunne J.Elder M.Tykac H.Beg J.Weander

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Ms Valia Babis is a Junior Research Fellow in Law. Her expertise covers financial regulation and supervision, crisis management and resolution of banks. Valia completed her LLM and PhD at Wolfson and attended Harvard Law School. Previously, Valia worked in the banking division of an international law firm.

Dr Niladri Banerjee is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. His research focuses on the experimental investigations of the coupling of superconductivity and magnetism in nanoscale devices.

Dr Pradipta Biswas works at the Engineering Design Centre, where he investigates human machine interaction issues for end-users with diverse backgrounds ranging from Indian farmers to Eurofighter Typhoon pilots. He completed his PhD in Computer Science at the Computer Laboratory and Trinity College in 2010. Membership

Dr Nicholas Carroll is a consultant gastrointestinal radiologist specialising in endoscopic ultrasound. He qualified from Cambridge University and Kings College Hospital, and trained in radiology at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. He undertook a Fellowship in gastrointestinal imaging at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, has developed the EUS service for the Eastern region and is currently the President of the UK EUS user group.

Dr Rafael Castrejón-Pita is an Isaac Newton Trust Fellow in Engineering. His research interests include fluid dynamics, liquid breakup, drop formation and impact. He has an MSc from the National University of Mexico and PhD from Imperial College. Rafa joined Wolfson in 2007 and supervises Mathematical Methods for Part 1A and 1B students.

Dr Carmine D’Agostino is a Lecturer at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. His research focuses on heterogeneous catalysis and porous media for catalytic applications, including those relevant to the field of Sustainable Chemistry.

Professor Christi Deaton is the Florence Nightingale Foundation Professor of Clinical Nursing Research in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care. Her research interests include physical activity as therapy for people with heart failure and other long-term conditions, adherence to physical activity, patient self-management, palliative care in long-term conditions, cardiovascular prevention and nurse-led services.

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Professor Simon Griffin is Professor of General Practice, Group Leader at the Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit, Deputy Director of CEDAR (the UKCRC Public Health Centre of Excellence for Diet and Activity Research), Honorary Professor of General Medical Practice at Aarhus University Denmark, Honorary Consultant at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and an assistant General Practitioner at Lensfield Medical Practice. His research aims to reduce the growing burden of diabetes, obesity and related metabolic disorders.

Dr Peter Jönsson is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Department of Chemistry. His research involves development of new methods to study and manipulate single molecules in the membrane of living cells. A particular area of interest to Dr Jönsson is the interaction and spatial organisation of molecules in the cell membrane of cells involved in the adaptive immune system.

Professor Tahir Kamran is the Allama Iqbal Fellow and works at the Centre of South Asian Studies as an historian of South Asia, with a special research interest in Islamic movements in the early modern and modern periods. He has published on sectarian violence and religious extremism in Pakistan and its transnational impact.

Dr Claudio Köser is a postdoctoral scientist at the Department of Medicine. His main interest is to harness the recent advances in DNA sequencing to accelerate the diagnosis of drug-resistant tuberculosis and infection control in general.

Professor Alexei Lapkin is a Professor of Sustainable Reaction Engineering in the Department of

Membership Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. He is interested in new ways of producing chemicals using industries that do not compromise on safety, environmental and sustainability impacts.

Mr Povilas Lastauskas is a College Teaching Officer and Director of Studies in Economics. His research focuses on modelling global economic interactions both in time and in space, mainly manifesting through international trade, technology diffusion and production factor movements (which include labour, capital, other non-tangible factors such as ideas, and entrepreneurship).

Dr Ella McPherson is an ESRC Future Research Leader Fellow at the Department of Sociology and a Research Associate of the Centre of Governance and Human Rights. Her research on social media use at human rights organisations and on human rights reporting at Mexican newspapers is concerned with pluralism and accountability in the context of digital and democratic transitions. She received her PhD in Sociology in 2010 and previously was a Teaching Fellow in the London School of Economics’ Department of Media and Communications.

Mr Paul Mylrea was appointed the University’s Director of Communications in September 2013. He has previously held communications roles at Oxfam, Transport for London, the Department for International Development and the BBC, and was a foreign correspondent for Reuters. Paul is a Chartered Manager and has been an Associate Lecturer at the Open University Business

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School. He is a past President and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and a Visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University’s Media School.

Dr Lee Roberts is the Elsie Widdowson Fellow at the Medical Research Council Human Nutrition Research Unit. His research focuses on metabolism and the phenotypes and mechanisms of metabolic disease. Following completion of his PhD he was awarded the Leducq Foundation Career Development Award to conduct postdoctoral research at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School.

Dr Sue Swaffield studied part-time at Wolfson for an MEd and a PhD. She is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Education, works closely with the University of Cape Coast in Ghana on a professional development programme for school leaders and is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the Griffith Institute for Educational Research, Brisbane. Her research and teaching interests include leadership and assessment for learning.

Mr Jamie Trinidad is a Junior Research Fellow who conducts research in the fields of public international law, constitutional law and human rights. He has a particular interest in self- determination issues, territorial disputes and the constitutional arrangements of British Overseas Territories. He is also a practising barrister. Membership

Dr Jan Vermunt is Professor of Education and Deputy Head at the Faculty of Education. He is a psychologist who seeks to understand how people learn and differ in their pathways to growth and development.

Dr James Westbrook is a postdoctoral organologist whose particular interest is in guitar construction. He was awarded Wolfson’s O’May Studentship for his doctoral research into Guitar Making in Nineteenth-Century London at the Music Faculty. Currently, he is investigating the life and work of the musical instrument maker David ‘Jose’ Rubio. He is also a consultant for Brompton’s, musical instrument auctioneers in Mayfair and a part-time luthier and restorer.

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1982 Marguerite Dupree BA MA MA DPhil PhD FRHistS; Centre for the History of Medicine, University of Glasgow

1987 John Henderson BA MA PhD FRHistS; Professor of Italian Renaissance History, Birkbeck College, University of London

1989 Duncan McCallum MA MA; Deputy Academic Secretary, Academic Division

1990 Ivor Day BSc MSc PhD FIMechE FASME FREng; Senior Rolls-Royce Research Fellow, Whittle Laboratory, Dept of Engineering

1992 Peter Weissberg MA MD FRCP FMedSci; Medical Director, British Heart Foundation and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Membership

1993 Ian Goodyer MB BS DCH MD MA FRCPsych FMedSci; Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Dept of Psychiatry

1994 Ian Cross LRAM ARCM BSc PhD; Professor of Music & Science, Faculty of Music and Director of Studies in Music, Wolfson College Geoffrey Khan PhD FBA; Regius Professor of Hebrew, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Norbert Peabody AB AM PhD; Senior Research Fellow in Anthropology

1995 Jennifer Davis BA MSc MA PhD; Director of Studies in Law and Graduate Admissions Tutor, Wolfson College

1997 Nadia Stelmashenko PhD; Technical Officer, Dept of Materials Science & Metallurgy

1998 Duncan Maskell MA PhD FMedSci; Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science & Food Safety and Head of School, School of the Biological Sciences Thomas Ridgman MA CEng FIET; University Lecturer, Dept of Engineering

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Sally Church BA MA PhD; Tutor, International Student Liaison Officer and Director of Studies in Asian & Middle Eastern Studies, Wolfson College and Affiliated Researcher, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Peter Sewell MA MSc PhD; Professor of Computer Science and EPSRC Leadership Fellow, Computer Laboratory John Sinclair MA PhD; Professor of Molecular Virology, Dept of Medicine

1999 Raymond Bujdoso PhD; Senior Lecturer in Molecular Immunology, Dept of Veterinary Medicine and Director, Wellcome Trust Summer School Susan Bowring MA PGCE; formerly University Draftsman, Secretariat Graham Allen MA MA; Academic Secretary, Academic Division

2000 Anne Jarvis MA MA; University Librarian, Cambridge University Library Peter D’Eath PhD; University Lecturer, Dept of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics George Salmond BSc MA PhD ScD DSc (Hon) FRSA FSB FRSE FAAM; Professor of Molecular Microbiology and Deputy Head of Department, Dept of Biochemistry John Clark MB ChB MA MD FRCP; Associate Clinical Dean, Clinical School and Consultant Physician, West Suffolk Hospital Karen Pearce MSc; Assistant Director of Physical Education, Sports Dept

John Firth DM FRCP; Consultant Physician and Nephrologist and Clinical Director of Renal Services, Membership Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Associate Dean and Associate Lecturer in Clinical Medicine, Clinical School and Director of Studies in Clinical Medicine, Wolfson College David Frost BEd MA MA PhD FRSA; Senior Lecturer in Educational Leadership & School Improvement, Faculty of Education and Tutor, Wolfson College

2001 Ann Copestake MA Dip Com Sci DPhil; Professor of Computational Linguistics and Deputy Head of Department, Computer Laboratory Markus Kuhn MSc PhD; Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, Computer Laboratory Andrew Bradley MB ChB PhD FRCS FMedSci; Professor of Surgery and Head of Department, Dept of Surgery; Honorary Consultant Surgeon and Clinical Director of Transplantation, Addenbrooke’s Hospital

2002 Nigel Kettley BA MPhil PhD FRSA; University Lecturer and Academic Director for Education & Social Science, Institute of Continuing Education Lynette Alcántara BA BMusEd AMusA MA; Director of Music, Wolfson College; Singing Teacher, Choir of King’s College and member of BBC Singers Andrew Reid MA MBA; Director of Finance, Finance Division Jin Zhang BA MA MPhil PhD; University Lecturer in International Business & China, Judge Business School Thomas D’Andrea MA PhD; Director, International Society for Legal & Moral Philosophy, Witherspoon Institute and Senior Research Fellow in Philosophy, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) Thomas Grant BA JD PhD; Research Fellow, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law and Public International Lawyer Margaret Joy Dauncey BSc PhD ScD FSB; Senior Scientist and Adviser in Nutritional & Biomedical Sciences

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Adrian Kent MA PhD; Reader in Quantum Physics, Dept of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics Susan Oosthuizen BA MA PGCE PhD FSA; Senior Lecturer for Historic Environment, Institute of Continuing Education

2003 Nicholas Wareham MB BS MSc PhD FRCP FFPHM; MRC Research Professor of Epidemiology, Faculty of Clinical Medicine; Director, MRC Epidemiology Unit; Director, Centre for Diet & Activity at the University of Cambridge (CEDAR) and Honorary Consultant, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Jonathan Crowcroft MA MSc PhD FREng FIET FBCS FIEEE FACM FRS; Marconi Professor of Communications Systems, Computer Laboratory Peter Jones MD PhD FRCP FRCPsych FMedSci; Professor of Psychiatry and Head of Department, Dept of Psychiatry

2004 Vassilis Koronakis MA PhD FAAM; Professor of Molecular Biology, Dept of Pathology

2005 Lesley MacVinish BSc MA PhD; Senior Teaching Associate, Dept of Pharmacology; Tutor and Undergraduate Admissions Tutor for Science and Pre-Clinical Director of Studies for Veterinary & Medical Sciences, Wolfson College and Deputy Director of Education for Biology (Medical & Veterinary Sciences Tripos), Faculty of Biology Christopher Town MA PhD; Research Fellow in Computer Science, Computer Laboratory and Co-Founder & Chief Technical Officer, Imense Ltd Christina Skott Kantor-organist Cand phil MagPhil PhD; Director of Studies in History and Tutor, Wolfson College; College Lecturer and Director of Studies in History, Magdalene College; Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History and Deputy Junior Proctor Membership 2006 David Baguley BSc MSc MBA PhD; Head of Service (Audiology/Hearing Implants), Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Visiting Professor, Anglian Ruskin University Kevin Greenbank BA MA PhD; Archivist & Administrator, Centre of South Asian Studies and Tutor, Wolfson College Jeremy Webb MA MRCP DRCOG MRCGP; Tutor, Graduate Course in Medicine, Clinical School; Director of Studies for Graduate Course in Medicine, Wolfson College and General Practitioner Richard Fenner BSc PhD CEng MICE FCIWEM; Senior Lecturer and Course Director, Engineering for Sustainable Development, Dept of Engineering Simon Pattinson MBA DipM MCIM; Course Director, Industrial Systems, Manufacture & Management, Institute for Manufacturing, Dept of Engineering

2007 Christopher Lawrence MA MSc ARCM; Bursar, Wolfson College David Barrowclough MA PhD; Postdoctoral Researcher, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Dept of Archaeology; Director of Studies in Archaeology & Anthropology and Tutor, Wolfson College Alice Benton BA MA; Assistant Director, Academic Division Linda Wicker BS PhD; Professor of Immunogenetics, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research

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2008 Gordon Dougan BSc MA PhD FMedSci FRS; Head of Pathogen Research and Management Board Member, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Viji Draviam-Sastry MSc PhD; Cancer Research UK Career Development Fellow and Group Leader, Dept of Genetics Karen Stephenson MA PGCE; Development Director, Wolfson College Sir Anthony Brenton KCMG MPhil MA; formerly British Ambassador to Russia Michael O’Sullivan CMG MA MPhil; Chief Executive, Cambridge International Examinations Virginia Newcombe BSc MPhil MB BS PhD MRCP; NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Neurocritical Care, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Michael Hrebeniak BA PhD; College Lecturer in English, Director of Studies in English and Undergraduate Admissions Tutor (Arts), Wolfson College James Wood BSc BVetMed MSc PhD MA MRCVS DipECVPH DLSHTM; ALBORADA Professor of Equine & Farm Animal Science; Director, Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium and Head of Department, Dept of Veterinary Medicine Sergey Nejentsev MD PhD; Royal Society Research Fellow, Dept of Medicine Stephen Oliver BSc PhD FAAM FMedSci FAAAS; Professor of Systems Biology & Biochemistry and Director, Cambridge Systems Biology Centre

2009 Mark Wills BSc PhD; Senior Research Associate, Dept of Medicine

Jane McLarty MA MPhil PhD; Senior Tutor, Wolfson College and Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of Divinity Membership Meredith Hale BA MA MPhil PhD; Speelman Fellow in Dutch & Flemish Art, Wolfson College Joanna Dekkers BSc PhD; Assistant Director, School of Biological Sciences and Tutor, Wolfson College Anna Jones MA MA MPhil; Whipple Librarian, Dept of History & Philosophy of Science Giles See How Yeo BA PhD; Senior Research Associate and Director of Genomics & Transcriptomics, Institute of Metabolic Science, Addenbrooke’s Hospital and Tutor, Wolfson College Xavier Moya BSc MSc PhD MA; Research Associate, Dept of Materials Science & Metallurgy Timothy Justin MB BS DM FRCS; Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, West Suffolk Hospital and Tutor, Graduate Course in Medicine, Dept of Medicine Alun Williams BVMS PhD DipECVP FHEA MRCVS; Professor of Veterinary Diagnostic Pathology, Dept of Veterinary Medicine

2010 Conrad Guettler BSc PhD MA; Freelance Publishing Consultant and Review Editor, Wolfson College Anil Madhavapeddy BEng PhD; Horizon Research Fellow, Computer Laboratory Julio Saez-Rodriguez Licenciatura PhD; Research Group Leader, European Bioinformatics Institute Justin Meggitt BA MTS PhD; Senior Lecturer in the Study of Religion & the Origins of Christianity, Institute of Continuing Education; Affiliated Lecturer in New Testament Studies, Faculty of Divinity and Visiting Researcher, Stockholm University Pradeep Nathan BSc PhD MA MRACI CCHEM FCP; Senior Scientific Director and Head of Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials, Cambridge Cognition Ltd; Professor of Neuroscience, Monash University, Australia and Affiliated Lecturer, Dept of Psychiatry Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL BSc MB BCH PhD FRS FRCP FRCPath FMedSci (1989); Vice-Chancellor, University of Cambridge and Honorary Fellow, Wolfson College Roland Schwarz Dipl Inf (FH) Dr rer nat; Research Associate, CRUK Cambridge Research Institute Maria Ttofi BA BA MPhil PhD; Leverhulme & Newton Trust Early Career Fellow and Lecturer in Psychological Criminology, Institute of Criminology

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2011 Pedro Ballester Aristin Licenciatura MSc PhD DIC; MRC Methodology Research Fellow, EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute Stefan Baur Vordiplom MS PhD; Research Associate, TCM Group, Cavendish Laboratory David de Sancho BSc BSc MSc Dip PhD; FEBS Long-Term Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Chemistry Harry Leitch MA PhD; Research Associate, Wellcome Trust/Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute Richard Meiser-Stedman BSc PhD DClinPsy; MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow and Clinical Psychologist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Jiaxiang Zhang BEng MSc PhD; Investigator Scientist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Stephen Hoath BA DPhil MA FInstP; Research Associate, Inkjet Research Centre, Dept of Engineering and Director of Studies for Engineering, Wolfson College Anna Bagnoli BSc PhD; Associate Researcher, Dept of Sociology and Tutor, Wolfson College Martin Vestergaard MSc PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Physiology, Development & Neuroscience and Tutor, Wolfson College Wansu Kim BSc PhD; Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Pure Mathematics & Mathematical Statistics

2012 Stephen Evans BSc PhD CEng FIET; Director of Research in Industrial Sustainability, Institute of Manufacturing and Director of EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Industrial Sustainability Peter Phillips MA; Chief Executive, Cambridge University Press Brendan Plant BEcon LLB Grad Dip (Leg Prac) MSc; College Teaching Officer and Director of Studies in Law, Wolfson College; Associate Fellow, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law and Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of Law Sreenivas Chavali BSc MSc PhD; EMBO Long-Term Fellow, Structural Studies Division, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Simon Elsässer Diplom PhD; Herchel Smith Research Fellow, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology

Membership Magnus Kjaergaard BSc MSc PhD; Postdoctoral Researcher, Dept of Chemistry Meng-Chuan Lai MD PhD; Research Associate, Autism Research Centre, Dept of Psychiatry Jeremiah Schwarz BA MPhil PhD; Principal and CEO, PLIIX LLC and Independent Researcher Tongtong Zhu BEng MRes PhD; Research Associate, Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride, Dept of Materials Science & Metallurgy Kei Miyamoto BSc MSc PhD; Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Fellow, Wellcome Trust/Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute Vijay Narayan BSc MS PhD; Herchel Smith Research Fellow, Semiconductor Physics Group, Cavendish Laboratory George Karekwaivanane BA MA MSc DPhil; Smuts Research Fellow, Centre of African Studies Britta Schilling BA MPhil DPhil; Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Faculty of History

Governing Body Fellows appointed thereafter are listed in the New Fellows’ section on pp.93–95. All dates denote calendar year, rather than academic year. Dates in brackets indicate the year of first election to the Fellowship, where the Fellowship has not been held continuously.

100 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Honorary Fellows

As at 31 July 2014, in order of election to the Honorary Fellowship

1977 The Revd Professor Owen Chadwick The Rt Hon the Lord Soulsby of OM KBE FBA Swaffham Prior (1978) 1986 Dr Lee Seng Tee FBA AAAS 2005 Professor David Crystal OBE FBA 1987 Sir John Sparrow 2006 Professor Neil Gorman DL FRCVS 1990 Sir Christopher Benson DL FRICS (1978) Professor Sir Hans Kornberg FRS Dr David Grant FREng CBE (2000) 1992 Professor Hugh Bevan HE Tharman Shanmugaratnam 1994 Professor Mary Hesse ScD FBA (1965) 2008 The Hon Justice Susan Kiefel AC LLM 1995 The Rt Hon Sir Michael Hardie Boys Dr Judy McGregor GNZM GCMG QSO PC Dr Louise Mirrer 1997 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa ONZ DBE 2009 Mr William H Gates Sr Membership The Rt Hon the Baroness Scotland of Miss E Kirsten E Rausing DUniv Asthal PC QC Professor Wang Gungwu CBE 2000 Professor Suzanne Cory AC FAA FRS The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of The Rt Hon the Lord Stevens of Mapesbury PC LLD FBA (1975) Kirkwhelpington QPM DL 2010 Dr Gordon Johnson (1993) Professor William Brown CBE (1985) 2011 Dame Janet Wolfson de Botton DBE 2001 The Rt Revd Dr Anthony Russell Judge Sang-Hyun Song 2002 Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL FRS FRCP FMedSci (1989) Professor Andrew von Hirsch 2003 Professor Dame Alison Richard DBE DL Dates in brackets indicate the year of first General Sir Michael Jackson GCB CBE election to the Fellowship. All dates denote DSO DL calendar year, rather than academic year.

Bredon Fellow 2013 His Excellency Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz, Lord and Baron of Abernethy, GCMLJ, FRSA

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As at 31 July 2014, in order of election to the Fellowship

1965 Professor Mary Hesse ScD FBA (HF) 1988 Dr Stephen Large 1967 Dr David Franks Professor Michael Redhead FBA Dr Bridget Allchin Professor David Hargreaves Dr Arthur Jennings 1989 Dr Alexander Tait 1968 Mr Richard Nicholls Dr John Rees Mr Bill Kirkman MBE 1990 Dr Peter Beaumont Mr James Kinnier Wilson Dr John Brackenbury FRPS 1969 Dr Donald Wilson FRCS Dr Abraham Karpas 1971 Professor Paul Hirst Professor Barry Kemp CBE FBA 1975 Mr Roger Akester Dr John Seagrave The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of Mapesbury Dr Janet West PC LLD FBA (HF) 1991 Professor Malcolm Burrows ScD FRS 1976 Dr Cecil Treip Mr Michael Richardson 1977 Dr David Briggs 1992 Professor John Naughton FRSA Dr Owen Edwards FRCP Dr Patricia Hyndman 1978 Dr Henry Tribe 1993 Dr Margaret E Shepherd The Rt Hon the Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Mr Anthony Wilson Prior (HF) Dr Gordon Johnson (HF)

Membership 1980 Dr Eric Miller 1994 Dr Norma Emerton 1981 Dr John Cathie Dr Donald MacDonald Dr Marie Lovatt 1995 Dr Tyrell Smith Mr Edward Johnson 1996 Dr Brian D Cox 1982 Professor Tony Minson FMedSci Dr Thomas Davies Dr Stephen Bragg FREng FRAeS Dr John Flowerdew Professor Rudolf Hanka FRSS FRSM 1997 Dr Evelyn Lord 1983 Professor John Hughes FRS Dr Timothy Mead Dr Iain Wilkinson 1999 Dr Jeremy Mynott Dr Roger Connan Mr Michael Bienias Professor Witold Tulasiewicz Dr Charles Jones Dr James Garlick David J Hall FSA Dr Roy Switsur 2000 Professor William Marslen-Wilson FBA Professor William Blakemore FRCVS Professor Andrew Pollard Professor Brian Moore FMedSci FRS 2001 Professor Martin Bobrow CBE FRCP FRCPath FRS Dr Joan Whitehead Professor Andrew Herbert OBE FBCS FREng 1984 The Reverend John Snaith 2003 Dr Cyrus Chothia FRS Dr David Bostock Professor Gillian Murphy FMedSci Dr Sheelagh Lloyd 2004 Professor Philip Arestis Professor Nicholas de Lange FBA Professor Robin Alexander FBA 1986 Mr Colin Gill Professor Richard Taylor Dr David Clode 2007 Mrs Margaret Greeves 1987 Mac Dowdy HF indicates that this person is also an Honorary Fellow. Professor Malcolm Warner All dates denote calendar year, rather than academic year.

102 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 Senior Members

As at 31 July 2014

Our Senior Members are holders of University Offices or, in long-standing Wolfson tradition, distinguished members of the local community who have been invited to join the College.

Dr David Adams Dr Lorenzo Corti Dr Matthew Forrest Mr Peter Agar Dr Christine L Corton Mr Aidan Foster Dr Ismael Al-Amoudi Mrs Sherry Coutu CBE Mr Daniel Fung SBS SC QC JP Mr Andrew Aldridge Mr Andrew Cox Mrs Briege Gardner Mrs Lenore Alexander Mrs Johanna Crighton Professor Conor Gearty Mrs Kim Allen Mrs Sally Cullen Mr Joerg Geier Dr Dawn Arda Dr Rupert Curwen Mrs Valentine Gelman Professor Jonathan Ashley-Smith Ms Jane Cuthbert Dr Andreas Georgiou FRSC Dr Michael Dales Dr Ruchira Ghose

Dr Zoltan Asztalos Dr Alinda Damsma Dr Siddhartha Ghose Membership Mr Mirza Baig Ms Penelope Davison Ms Janet Gibson Mr Sebastiano Barassi Dr John Dawson Dr Enrico Gili Mr Adrian Barlow Mrs Barbara de Smith Dr Hedwig Gockel Dr Philip Barlow Mr Paul Deal Dr Isabel Gonzalez Miss Terry Barringer Dr Jennifer Deegan Mr David Goode FRSA Dr Nicholas Baylis FRSA Dr MariaLaura Di Domenico Dr Gareth Goodier Mr Jonathan Beart Mrs Lesley Dingle Dr Felicia Gordon The Reverend Professor Jeremy Mr Mike Diplock Professor Philip Goyal Begbie Mr Michael Dixon Ms Lesley Gray Mr David Bennett Mr Peter Donovan Mr Anthony Green RA Mrs Doreen Bennett Mr Adrian du Plessis Mr Colin Greenhalgh CBE DL Mr Ronald Bennett Mr Hugh Duberly CBE, HM Dr Emmanouela Grypeou Mrs Sheila Betts Lord-Lieutenant of The Reverend Canon Dr Margaret Dr Pamela Black Cambridgeshire Guite Dr William Block Professor Timothy Duff Mr D G (Ben) Gunn CBE QPM Dr R H Bradshaw Miss Fiona Duncan Dr Hannelore Hägele Dr Kathleen Breed Mr Anthony Dye Mrs Carol Handley Mr Allan Brigham Dr David Dymond Dr Mila Hanka Dr Roger Briscoe Professor John Edwards Ms Binney Hare Dr Luis Briseño-Roa Mrs Josephine Edwards Mr Roger Harrabin Mrs Doreen Burgin Dr Patricia Eisenach Mr David Harris Dr Andrea Cantone Mrs Susan Eltringham Mr Kim Harris Dr Emma Cavell Mrs Sonia Falaschi-Ray Dr Terance Hart FRSC Mr Gaston Chan Miss Elizabeth Falconer Dr Catherine Harter Mr Wing-Kee Chan Mr Jan Filochowski Dr Jürgen Harter Dr Alessio Ciulli Mr Richard Fisher FRHistS Mr Andrew Harvey Dr Nicholas Clemons Sir Ronnie Flanagan GBE QPM Dr Ralph Hawtrey Mr Richard Collet-Fenson Dr Derek Ford The Reverend Peter Hayler The Reverend Dr Geoffrey Cook Dr Anne Forde The Rt Hon the Lord Hemingford

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The Reverend Christian Heycocks Mrs D J Lowe Mrs Hilary Pennington Mrs Lynn Hieatt Mrs Yunzhi Lu Ms Hilary Perrott Dr Karen Hills Mrs Angela M Lucas Dr Fabien Petitcolas Dr Suzanne Hoelgaard Professor Peter J Lucas FSA Mr Gautam Philip Dr Mark Hogarth Dr Carlos Ludlow-Palafox Dr Matthew Piccaver Miss Amanda Hollands Mr David Luhrs The Reverend Dr William Pickering Mr Anthony Hopkinson Mr Terry Macalister Dr Julia Poole Mrs Sylvia Hopkinson Dr Mary MacDonald Mr Ian Purdy Mrs Beverley Housden Dr Sebastian Macmillan Mrs Ruth Quadling Professor James Hughes The Reverend Dr Timothy Dr Ashwin Rao Brigadier Sir Miles Hunt-Davis Macquiban Mr Ian Rhodes GCVO CBE Dr Isobel Maddison Dr Sandy Richards Mr Roland Huntford Dr Brian Mahy Dr Wyn Richards Dr Stacey Hynd Mr Paul Malpas Dr Alan Rickard Mr Derek Ingram OBE Dr Ferial Mansour Dr Hauke Riesch Dr Prashant Jain Professor Ivana Markova FBA FRSE The Reverend Dr Keith Riglin FRSA Ms Mary Jennings Dr Lisa Marlow Mr David Roberts Dr Christopher Johnson Sir Michael Marshall CBE DL Dr L C (Kees) Rookmaaker Mrs Faith Johnson Mr Alexander McCarthy-Best Mr Simon Ross Mr Nathaniel Johnson Mr Neil McGann Mrs Susan Round Mr Orlando Johnson Councillor Russell McPherson Dr María Ruiz-Tagle Dr Chris Jones Mr Richard C Meade Mr Manas Saikia Mr J Ieuan Jones Dr Anthea Messent Mrs Ursula Sainsbury Dr Roy Jones Mr Adrian Miller Mr Sumio Saito Professor Brian Josephson Mr Steven Miller Dr Jennifer Sambrook Dr Kriti Kapila Mr Will Miller Dr Robert Sansom FREng Mr Jonathan King Dr Francesco Montomoli Mr Bob Satchwell Mrs Ruth King Mr Kenneth Morgan OBE Professor Akiko Sato

Membership Dr Wendy Kneissl Mr Roger Morgan Professor Susumu Sato Dr Jennifer Koenig Mrs Marilyn Motley Dr Alexander Schekochihin Mallam Abba Kyari Mr John Mott Dr Jochen Schenk The Hon Justice Bruce Lander Dr Carrie Mowatt Mrs Michelle Searle Professor Peter Landrock Dr Dawn Muddyman Dr Nick Segal Dr Ulrich Lang Mrs Lesley Murdin Mr Richard Senior Mrs Janet Lash Professor Paul Murdin OBE Mr Andrew Shaw Mrs Alison Laugier Mr Simon Murray Mr Richard A Shervington MA DL Dr Sandra Leaton Gray Dr Ana Narvaez Professor Yury Shtyrov Ms Dawn Leeder Dr Dmitry Nerukh Dr Neville Silverston MBE Dr Alison Lennox Professor Irene Ng Mrs Françoise Simmons Professor Antony Lentin Dr Christine Nicoll Mr Michael Simmons Dr Scott Levy Dr Richard Nixon Dr Amit Singh Mr Christopher Lewis Dr Claire O’Brien Mr James Smith Mr Ed Lewis Lady (Sally) Oliver Mr Maurice Smith Dr The Hon Sir David K P Li GBM Dr Susan Oliver Dr Anna Snowdon GBS OBE JP Mrs Beryl O’May Professor Rosanna Sornicola Dr Eric Li GBS OBE JP Dr Ian O’Neill The Reverend Canon Philip Spence Mr David T C Lie SBS OM JP Professor Christine Oppong Dr C William Squire Mr A Gordon Lister Dr Karen Ottewell Dr J Quentin Stafford-Fraser Mrs Pamela Lister Dr Scott Owens Dr Thomas Stainsby Dr Janet Littlewood Dr Stefan Paetke Mr Thomas Stevens Dr Carlos Lopez-Garcia Dr William Paterson Mrs Sheila Stuart Dr David Lott Dr Elinor Payne Dr Li Su

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Mr Richard Synge Mrs Wendy Walford Mrs Rachel Wilson Mr David Tang Dr Martin Walsh Mrs Sue Wiseman Mr Christopher Taylor Dr Philip Ward Ms Cynthia Wong Mr Donald Taylor Dr Peter Webster Dr Kai-Yuen Wong Professor Göran Therborn Dr Di Wei Dr Rosanna Yick-Ming Wong Mr James E Thompson Mrs Eileen West DBE JP Mr Nicholas Tippler Mr Robin Weyell Dr Yip-Yan Wong Dr Andrew Troup Dr Margaret Whichelow Mrs Shirley Wozencraft Dr Tri Tuladhar Professor John White Mrs Custis Wright Ms Rachael Tuley Professor Victor Whittaker Professor Toshiki Yamamoto Mrs Rosemary Turner Dr Olwen Williams Professor Kevin Xiaoyu Yang Professor Alberto Varvaro Dr Richard Williams Dr Elias Zahar Dr Attila Vegh Lady (Sally) Williams Dr Shailendra Vyakarnam Dr Lucy Wilson

College Research Associates

As at 31 July 2014 Membership

Our College Research Associates are actively engaged in research in the University and its allied institutions, and contribute to the College in many ways.

Dr Samuel Aaron Dr Sven Huettner Ms Maria Quispel Dr Martin Allen FSA FRHistSoc Dr Monique Ingalls Dr Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann Dr Tatsuya Amano Dr E Annabel S Keeler Dr Gisela Redonda-Sama Dr Naures Atto Mr Carsten Kern Dr Stefanie Reichelt Dr Adam Barlow Dr Elizabeth Klemm Dr Laura Rimell Dr Elizabeth Blake Dr Jane Kloda Dr Brian Robertson Dr F Pedro Carvalho Dr Julia Krivoruchko Mr William Robinson Professor Jane Chapman FRSA Dr András Lakatos Dr I Alasdair Russell Dr Jonathan Clarke Dr Yinglin Liu Dr Zineb Saghi Dr Rosana Collepardo-Guevara Mr Louis Major Dr Laurence Smith Ms Claire Constant Dr Nahal Mavaddat Dr Akeem Sule Ms Christine Counsell Dr Patrick McCabe Mr Tomasz Szejner Dr Barry Dixon Mr Andrew McKenzie-McHarg Dr Shadia Taha Dr Corinne Duhig FSA MIFA Dr Karyn Mégy Dr Dan Tidhar Dr Anton Enright Dr David Money Dr Ana Toribio Ms Natália Ferreira de Castro Dr Sarah Monk Dr Olga Ulturgasheva Dr Camillo Formigatti Dr Alfred Moore Dr Florian Urmetzer Dr Rocío García Carrión Dr Sebastian Mosbach Dr Petra Vértes Dr Jane Goodall Dr Mary Newbould Dr Jinhong Tracy Wang Professor Thore Graepel Dr Joel Peck Dr Andrew Webb Dr J Miguel Hernández Lobato Dr Adar Pelah Mr Timothy Winter Dr Grant Hill-Cawthorne Dr Anabela Pinto Dr Huan Xu Mr Carl Hogsden Dr Anthony Podberscek Dr Natallia Yakavets Ms Vanessa Holzer Dr Jocelyn Probert Dr Amy Tsz Yan Yeung Dr Theodore Hong Dr Daniele Quercia

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Professor Stephen Ahern; Acadia University, Canada, Dept of English & Theatre Mr Abdul Razak Ahmad Idris; The Star, Malaysia Dr Steven Aupers; Erasmus University Rotterdam, Dept of Sociology Professor Dr Kadriye Bakirci; Hacettepe University, Turkey, Law Dept Professor Bruce Berman; Queen’s University, Canada, Dept of Political Studies Professor Evgenii Bershtein; Reed College, Oregon, Russian Dept Dr Michael Carrel; University of Cambridge, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law Dr Yunlian Chen; Nagoya University, Graduate School of Environmental Studies Dr Christof Dejung; University of Konstanz, Germany, Dept of History & Sociology Mr Yi Aaron Ding; University of Helsinki, Dept of Computer Science Dr David Dodoo-Arhin; University of Ghana, Dept of Materials Science & Engineering Dr Norman Domeier; University of Stuttgart, Historical Institute The Reverend Dr Mervyn Duffy; Good Shepherd College, Auckland Professor Suhai Fan; Nanjing University of Technology, Dept of Industrial Engineering Dr Lincoln Flake; National Intelligence University, Washington DC, Center for Strategic Intelligence Research Membership Professor Spyridon Flogaitis; European Public Law Organization, Greece and University of Athens, Faculty of Law Professor Mary Footer; University of Nottingham, School of Law Dr Lucy Frith; University of Liverpool, Dept of Health Services Research Dr Alexander Geppert; Freie Universität Berlin, Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut Professor Shmuel Glick; The Schocken Institute for Jewish Research and Schechter Institute for Jewish Studies, Jerusalem Dr Stefan Goltzberg; University of Cambridge, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Dr Benjamin Grob-Fitzgibbon; University of Arkansas, Dept of History Dr Alan Guy; formerly The National Army Museum, London Professor Gohei Hata; Tama Art University, Tokyo Dr Michael Heinz; Purdue University, Indiana, Auditory Neurophysiology & Modeling Laboratory Mr Eike Hosemann; Max Planck Institute for Comparative & International Private Law, Hamburg Dr Wolfgang Huber; European Bioinformatic Instititute, Heidelberg Professor Keiichi Ishikawa; Kyoto Women’s University, Dept of English Dr Axel Jansen; Universität Tübingen, Dept of History Dr Vandana Joshi; Humboldt University, Berlin, Institute for Cultural Studies Dr Sarinder Kaur Kashmir Singh; University of Malaya, Institute of Biological Sciences Dr Shelley Katz; University of Surrey and Queen’s University, Canada

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Professor Michael Kenny; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) and Queen Mary University of London, School of Politics & International Relations Dr Harshan Kumarasingham; University of Potsdam, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences Dr Sabine Lee; University of Birmingham, Dept of History Professor Young-Suk Lee; Gwangju University, Republic of Korea, Dept of English & English Literature Professor Zhen Li; Peking University, Dept of Philosophy Professor Samuel Nan Chiang Lieu; Macquarie University, Dept of Ancient History and Ancient India and Iran Trust, Cambridge Professor Justin London; Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota Professor William Lubenow; Richard Stockton College, New Jersey, Faculty of Arts & Humanities Dr Christos Lynteris; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) Dr Isabella Matauschek; Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Dept of Modern & Contemporary History Dr Humphrey Mazigo; Weill-Bugando University College of Health Sciences, Tanzania, Dept of Parasitology & Medical Entomology Dr Wencke Meteling; Philipps-Universität Marburg, Dept of History Dr Simon Mills; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Membership Humanities (CRASSH) Mr S Javed Nazir; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) Professor E Okello Ogwang; Makerere University, Uganda, School of Languages, Literature & Communication and University of Stellenbosch, South Africa Mr Albert Oppong-Ansah; Ghana News Agency Dr Joy Pachuau; Jawaharlal Nehru University, Centre for Historical Studies Dr Sanjay Pandey; Jawaharlal Nehru University, Centre for Russian & Central Asian Studies Dr Meritxell Pérez Ramírez; Institute of Forensic & Security Science, Autonomous University of Madrid and European University of Madrid, Faculty of Social Sciences Professor Dr Nina Peršak; University of Ghent, Belgium, Faculty of Law Professor Dr Petra Pohlmann; Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Institute for International Business Law Dr Achille Puggioni; Bank of Italy, Regional Economics Research Office Dr Xiaoguang Vincent Qi; Vision Bridge Group Companies, Beijing and University of Liverpool Dr Shirley Sou Li Quo; Auckland University of Technology, School of Law Dr Swarnalatha Rangarajan; Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Dept of Humanities & Social Sciences Dr John Rapley; University of Cambridge, Centre of Development Studies Dr Matteo Rizzo; University of Cambridge, Centre of African Studies Dr Peter Roberts; University of Kent Ms Karen Rothmyer; The Star, Nairobi Dr Anne-Christin Sass; Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, Essen

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Professor Dr Ulrike Schaper; Freie Universität Berlin, Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut Dr Susan Schroeder; University of Sydney, Dept of Political Economy Dr Nazreen Shaik-Peremanov; University of South Africa, Dept of Constitutional Public & International Law Professor Deuk-il Shin; Kosin University, Republic of Korea, Faculty of Theology Dr Helen Siedel; Independent Researcher Dr Kimberley Skelton; Independent Historian Professor Gerd Strohmeier; Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany Dr Eric Stryker; Southern Methodist University, Dallas Professor Sasu Tarkoma; University of Helsinki, Dept of Computer Science Dr David Taylor; University of Toronto, Dept of English Mr Kazuo Teranishi; The Asahi Shimbun, Foreign News Section Mr Roderick Thomas; Auckland University of Technology, Law School Professor Yoshifumi Ukita; Yokohama College of Commerce, Dept of Information Management Professor Yurika Umeda; St Andrew’s University, Osaka, Faculty of Economics Dr Emanuele Vaccaro; University of Cambridge, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research Mr Martin Van Beynen; The Press, New Zealand The Reverend Dr Chad Van Dixhoorn; Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington DC Professor Tuija Virtanen-Ulfhielm; Åbo Akademi University, Dept of English Language & Literature Professor Dr Spyridon Vlachopoulos; Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Council of State, Athens Professor George Walker; Queen Mary University, London, Centre for Commercial Law Studies Dr Ying Wang; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, Institute of Literature

Membership Dr Kathryn Wegner; Independent Historian Mr Julius Weitzdörfer; Max Planck Institute for Comparative & International Private Law, Hamburg, Dept of Japanese Law; Goethe University Frankfurt, Interdisciplinary Centre for East Asian Studies and University of Cambridge, Darwin College Mr Michael White; North & South Magazine, Bauer Media, New Zealand Ms Ai Suan Cindy Yeap; The Edge, Malaysia Dr Daniel Long Zhang; Communication University of China, Beijing Dr Laura Zucconi; Richard Stockton College, New Jersey, Faculty of Arts & Humanities

108 The Wolfson Review 2013–2014 College Staff

As at 31 July 2014

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Finance & Personnel Tutorial Finance Manager: Wendy Dyce Tutorial Office Manager: Kim Allen Accounts Assistants: Barbara Aloi; Katerina Tutorial Administrator (Postgraduates): Gargaroni; Elizabeth Paterson; Natalia Gillian Sanders Ponomarchouk Tutorial Administrator (Undergraduates): Personnel & Payroll Manager: Sally Cullen Birgit Lintner Praelector’s Secretary: Lesley Wilkes Student Finance Officer: Sue Sang College Nurse: Sally Maccallum

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The Wolfson Review 2013 – 2014 No.38 College Garden Party Garden and MaryCollege Bevan Recital Lecture Match including Anniversary weekend, Anniversary 50th Lecture, President’s PartyDinner and Garden exhibition Photographer with Conversation ‘A (-5s and -0s) and Johnson’ Dr Gordon lecture San Francisco event, Wolfson and Day’ Lecture Anniversary Lecture Dinner of Benefactors’ Match Anniversary Vice-Chancellor, Lecture: Borysiewicz Sir Leszek Professor May Bumps marquee 12 June: May Friday Reception, 14 June: Benefactors’ Sunday : 50th Anniversary 17 June Wednesday Cricket Cup 28 June: President’s Sunday : 50th 5 July 4 July and Sunday Saturday September: Henry as a Moore 26 September Reunion: Alumni Saturday : Henry exhibition Moore Michaelmas Term in America ‘Cambridge : Michaelmas Term 21 October: 50th Anniversary Wednesday : 50th 18 November Wednesday Commemoration November: 19 Thursday : December 10 Varsity Thursday Rugby 50th : Final 16 December Wednesday Alumni in Cambridge’ launch event launch in Cambridge’ Alumni 2016) (until exhibition College party: theme 1960s Conor Anniversary Professor Lecture: the Chancellor, by introduced Gearty, Turville SainsburyLord of reception Anniversary Lecture Williams Seminar: Dr Rowan Distinguished Lecture Lecture and Sing’ ‘Come event, Wolfson and America Day’ New York Berlin event, Wolfson and Germany Lecture Event Research Wolfson Lecture Cannadine Sir David Seminar: Professor The 50th Anniversary events calendar will be updated regularly at at regularly calendar will be updated 50th AnniversaryThe events www.WolfsonEvents.com Calendar of 50th Anniversary events : Royal Academicians at Wolfson Wolfson at January Academicians : Royal Year 10 JanuaryNew : Staff Saturday 50th 21 January: First Wednesday drinks 29 January : London Thursday : 50th 18 February Wednesday : Humanities Society 24 February Tuesday Tee Seng : Lee 26 February Thursday : 50th Anniversary 11 March Wednesday Concert and Term : Lent 15 March Sunday ‘Cambridge 21 March: Saturday in : Global Cambridge 28 March Saturday : 50th Anniversary 15 April Wednesday : 2 May and Saturday 1 May Friday : 50th Anniversary 20 May Wednesday : Humanities Society 26 May Tuesday : ‘Wolfson 2014: ‘Wolfson 19 December Friday