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The Wolfson Review 2012 – 2013 No.37 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

Wolfson College College Wolfson Road Barton Cambridge 9BB CB3 Upon 50 Years

by John McClenahen (1986), Press Fellow

The College is stone and mortar, and wood and glass. The College is ideas, great and small. The College is books and the Internet. Published in 2013 by Wolfson College, Cambridge The College is gates, gardens, paths, Barton Road, Cambridge CB3 9BB courts, and plaques, and a sundial. © Wolfson College, 2013 The College is Lee Library, the Dining Hall, and Bredon House. The College is students, and tutors, and Fellows. The College is fellowship, principles, and ritual. And the College, this College, Wolfson College, Cambridge, is much more. For this remarkable College is a diverse universe, ever expanding. From this College, in their diversity, those who study, guide, and reside here seek knowledge and truth in myriad ways. From this College, this special place, those who study, guide, and reside here seek to create, to find, to explore, to challenge, and to validate. Now and forever may their efforts – all our efforts wherever we are – Cover photograph Coloured primary hypothalamic neuronal culture, labelled ring true to the diversity and distinguishing humanness of this College, with MAP2, GFAP and Dapi under microscope, part of our young College in this ancient University. Wolfson Fellow Giles Yeo’s research into the brain control of food intake. Image created by Dr Brian Lam and Mr Joseph Polex-Wolf from the Yeo laboratory.

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Contents

Foreword: Editor 5 From the President 6 Building a strong foundation: Bursar, Senior Tutor and Development Director 7

Articles Cambridge ghosts: Vice-President 12 Celebrating 20 years as conductor of the Wolfson Choir: Lynette Alcántara 13 Library news: Jenny Sargent 15 The College Archive: Frieda Midgley 16 Wolfson gardens: the wild flower areas and their part in helping pollinating 17 bees: Philip Stigwood My journey to Wolfson: Paul Doran 19 From Shanghai to Wolfson College: Yunlian Chen 20 Valuing the legacy of Bernard Leach: an oral history project: Harry Bradshaw 21 Bringing Pompeii to Cambridgeshire schoolchildren: Sally Church and Tony Lentin 23 Modernity and the cultural politics of ethnicity: Bruce Berman 24

Events and Societies Alumni Events 26 Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2013: The outbreak of the First World War 28 Humanities Society 30 Science Society 31 Lunchtime Seminar Series 32 Wolfson Research Event 33 Wolfson Contemporary Reading Group 34 Wolfson Howler 34 Thesis Writing Group 35 Wolfson Music Society 36 Wolfson College Student Association 37 The Senior Members’ Society 38 The Society of Emeritus Fellows 38 Noodle Club 39 Language and Culture Society 39 Ballroom Dancing Society 40 Arts Film Society 41 June Event 2013: Wolfstock 41

Sport Wolfson Sports 44 Basketball 44 Cricket 45 Badminton 46 Squash 46 Table Tennis 47 Volleyball 47 Other Sports 47 Rowing 48

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 76 In Memoriam 80

Student Record Freshers 2012 82 Prizes and Studentships 83 Degrees Awarded 85

Membership College Officers 92 New Fellows 93 Fellows 96 Honorary Fellows 101 Bredon Fellow 101 Emeritus Fellows 102 Senior Members 103 College Research Associates 105 Academic Visitors 106 College Staff 109

Useful Information 110 Make a Donation 111 Upon 50 Years, John McClenahen (inside back cover) Foreword 5 ditor www.WolfsonPlus.com Conrad Guettler, E Guettler, Conrad It like rather a short feels while since the Spring Ring True contributions to for ask and soon after I began to appeared, ReviewReview. Although I see the Wolfson more this year’s year academic the entire covering as a yearbook, as a record in covered subject already matter 2012–2013, I do not repeat will not find mention of you example, for Therefore, . Ring True Arts – but Committee the exhibitions arranged the Fine by like see further would perhaps to readers our images of them?

[email protected] Finally, my thanks must go to those who helped with reading and with collating the student, those who helped with reading thanks must go to my Finally, their support for the Alumni & Development team and especially to in and University lists, visitor verifying facts proof-reading. and careful photographs, sourcing information, assembling diverse We work within a finite page budget to ensure that we can distribute the Review that our to to ensure page budget work within a finite We collect nonetheless managed to quite I hope I have a little nudging, With worldwide readership. Inevitably up to. about what our members are reading will enjoy a variety and that you of items, our from forgiveness submissions and I can only ask for edit and condense many to had I have concise abstracts reports turning rather more their beautifully composed prose into authors for an easy one! is never task of an Editor The or summaries. It is always great to have news from our community to share, and I thank the many alumni and I thank the many our community share, news from to have to It great is always also manage We their emails and other communications. members for College and current missing but I suspect are that we Members’ College ‘Books by compile a respectable list of to the main scholarly alumni. Books are our overseas especially perhaps from a few, out on quite in the artsvehicle journal articles and humanities but in the sciences, the primary are means to and having physicist (not a surprise me as an ex-research to research of the results communicate refereed included never have ). So far we on Nature as an Editor started publishing career my partlypapers, because the selection criteria (‘best paper’?)given and define, less easy to are Perhaps College a listing on the become unmanageably long. output, the list may the prolific be most welcome. would readers thoughts of our The website? Foreword Peter Dowling Peter Officers aspects of aspects Wolfson thatgives itareal senseofcommunity, andmuchofthisisdown to Lyn. we hopeshecontinuesfor andinclusive active musicallife alongtimeto come. isoneofthe Its afterwards; party oftheChoirthisyear,conductor andasurprise by asplendid concert marked Though it’s hard to believe, ourDirector ofMusic, Lynette Alcántara,celebrated 20years as whostayed onto listen to students’Borysiewicz, presentations andchatwiththemover dinner. speech by and University Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Wolfson Fellow Honorary Professor SirLeszek showcasedMay theachievements ofourgraduate studentsandwastheoccasionfor aninspiring goodrecord ofachievement. studentsgainingavery and Doctoral The revived Research Event in our undergraduate Tripos candidates obtainingFirst ClassHonoursin2013and Wolfson Master’s Wolfson’s studentscontinueto improveof withmore thanaquarter theiracademicperformance, EmpireBritish intheQueen’s HonoursList. Birthday Trustees ofthe Wolfson Foundation, wasappointed DameCommander oftheOrder ofthe Fellowdelighted whenHonorary theHonorableJanet Wolfson ofthe deBotton CBE,Chairman received Queen’s Curwen two Rupert Awards for hiscompany Ubisense. Andwe were all to Coutu entrepreneurship, wasappointed CBEfor services Dr Sherry Member whileSenior Mrs Professor George SalmondFellow Academy oftheAmerican ofMicrobiologists. Member Senior Fellowelected oftheRoyalSociety, DrSteve HoathFellow ofPhysics oftheInstitute and The year hasbeenacademicallysuccessfulfor theCollege too, withProfessor Crowcroft Jon oftheCollege.Our alumnihave supportive continuedto beenormously Mahfouz binMahfouz, Lord ofAbernethy, GCMLJ, FRSA,whichwe willusefor studentsupport. Foundation enabledusto buildinthemid-1970s,His Excellency andamunificentdonationfrom grant of£1.25millionfrom the Wolfson Foundation to helpupgrade theresidences whichthe withanexceptionally generous goodstart, Campaign hasgot off to a The 50thAnniversary very From the President the From government support is cut back. iscutback. government support forbursaries ourstudentsasfees andlivingexpensesincrease and refurbish ourageingbuildingsandprovide scholarshipsand Colleges,other Cambridge andwe needto builditupsowe can Wolfson’s endowment isstillsmall compared to thoseofmost we have launchedaCampaign withthetarget ofraising£5million. As milestone theCollegein2015, approaches its50thAnniversary year, Anniversary. to 50th our forward and Sir E Professor Richard 6 The Wolfson Review vans looks back over the highlights of the over the of back highlights the looks vans 2012–2013 Officers 7 www.WolfsonPlus.com Wolfson College will reach its 50th Anniversary in 2015. As we Wolfson College its will reach 50th Anniversary 2015. in approach milestone this three our in College history, Officers report year. this throughout Wolfson at developments and progress on Bursar Lawrence, Christopher The Staff long-serving several a period where is going through Wolfson opportunitiesfor the providing retirement, reaching senior staff are their contributions celebrate while causing anxiety to about College

It is said that Lord (Leonard) Wolfson, when visiting the College that his family’s Foundation had Foundation that his family’s when visiting the College Wolfson, (Leonard) It is said that Lord toilets. of its public on the state as a whole of the College judge the state would fund, helped to College in good shape – certainly find the I think he would the he visited if he still alive, Were overhaul in 2013. overdue a much from benefited which in the main building, conveniences H staircase was comprehensively refurbished in 2012, with the conversion of six shared sets to sets to of six shared in 2012, with the conversion refurbished was comprehensively H staircase of programme was the first stage of a multi-year This kitchen. and a shared rooms 11 en-suite Court, with West 1970s accommodation blocks in East Court of the original refurbishment and in summer 2013. A and B transformed The Buildings Building a strong foundation A major staffing development in 2013 has been the in 2013 has been the A major staffing development re-establishment of of the post Domestic and services in its size to has grown College The which had ceased in the early 1990s. Bursar, functions my the hospitality-related from separate to it appropriate such an extent that I felt newThe post and place them under an experiencedday-to-day professional. responsibilities, Fuller Alan recruited fortunate to have is Wolfson attracted a very and field of applicants, strong and he was Catering where Magdalene College, us from Alan joined as its Domestic Bursar. Manager. Conference how someone seemingly irreplaceable could be succeeded. Following David Luhrs (Head Porter) (Head Porter) Luhrs David Following could be succeeded. someone seemingly irreplaceable how Works, in 2011 and Jonathan Beart in 2012, it was the turn of our Clerk Accountant) of (College the building in 1995 from Wolfson joined in the summer of 2013. Paul retire Chapman, to Paul Lee Library in the building of the and firm for whom he had been directly involved & Rattee Kett, wish We so his connection further. goes back even blocks, with the College T residence R, S and Clerk his Assistant promote been able to have pleased to are we and in his retirement, well Paul succeed him. Neil Newman, to Works, of © Louis Sinclair Louis © Officers

© Louis Sinclair those inthefuture. wisely, today’s between toequity always maintaininter-generational striving studentsand and willprovide agoodpictureofhow theCollege continuesto useitsfinancial resources 2012–2013 willbeavailable onlineatwww.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/accounts inNovember 2013 andgrants. purposes, includingstudentbursaries various The accountsfor thefinancial year was valuedat£11.6m,andgenerated incomeof£414kinthecourseyear to support of £6m,operatingexpenditure at£5.7mandcapitalexpenditure of£404k. The endowment The publishedaccountsfor thefinancial year ending30June 2012showed operatingincome Finances The we are oncourse to award some£65,000 ingrants for hardship andtravel. fundscontinueto becrucialfor bothundergraduatesupport andgraduate students, andthisyear degree coursewillleaddirectlyto employment. thataparticular Ourstudent are notcertain more debt-averse thanthosewhostillhave accessto the ofmumanddad’,‘bank ifthey particularly thechallengesinthisarea, butthere to tackle are noeasysolutions: matureto studentsare try committee hasformed, theStrategy Group onMature StudentOutreach andAdmissions, inorder applications, however, continueto £9,000fee struggleinthenew regime. intercollegiate Anew to develop becauseofthestrengthkeen ofour Fellowship andHumanities inthisarea. Arts Graduatethe Cambridge Course) andfor Engineering. we Computer are isanothersubject Science On theundergraduate side, we for remain (becauseof strong Medicine inthesciences, particularly say farewell Margaret to Greeves, Mrs service. withthanksfor her stalwart Dr SallyChurch. team Ourtutorial continuesto doafantasticjobfor ourstudents;thisyear we Academic Englishclassesand Thesis Writing Group, StudentOfficer, runby ourInternational have who perhaps Englishasasecondlanguage;thiscomplements ourweekly reports sessions on ‘Scientific Writing’, those grappling withfirst-year aimed to support particularly We continueto develop our ‘added value’ for graduate students, thisyearof pilotingaseries applicants isexceptionally high. 49%, andDrJennifer Davis (Graduate Admissions Tutor) andIbothfeel of thatthequality ofapplicantsputting proportion Wolfson astheirfirstorsecond choiceisstillstrong, ataround process for decision-making prospective swift graduate thathave students. avery as Harvard The application process andthereby onamore putCambridge equalfooting withcompetitors such not reached untilAugust 2012. reflectstheUniversity’sThis experience keenness to expedite the relative students, to theone-year thoughfor thisgroup too we are already atthelevel ofoffers to PhD applications to try to increase our proportion of this category to ofthiscategory increaseto PhD ourproportion applicationsto try last year ittook untilAugust to reach thesamepoint. We willremain open (MPhil, LLM,etc) becausewe have reached our target numberofoffers – just madethedecisionto graduate closeto applicantsallone-year courses graduate admissionsround for 2014entry, unprecedentedly early. We have As atthebeginning Iwrite ofJune, we are comingto theendof Tutor Senior Jane McLarty, 8 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Officers

9 accommodation, in East and West courts, West accommodation, in East and and comprises Lodge, Porters’ flanks the constructedthe buildings originally with giftFoundation in 1972, Wolfson the first and future the College’s which secured being renamed the College led to 1 on Cambridge, College, Wolfson was carried out on Work January 1973. the long summer A and B blocks over vacation, and the next phase will take that ensure place in summer 2014, to continue unhindered. may student life www.WolfsonPlus.com This has been a wonderful year for the College’s fundraising, and I am and fundraising, has been a wonderful the College’s This for year gifts to supporters given thank all our generous to who have delighted 50th Anniversary in 2015. the College’s approach as we Wolfson, Our £5 million Anniversary has students at its heart Campaign and is of our of student support: all areas the improvement from raising funds for Karen Stephenson, Development Director Development Stephenson, Karen

£1.25 million towards the refurbishment of our core student accommodation. We are enormously are We student accommodation. of our core the refurbishment £1.25 million towards support in our all their advice, for and interest Trustees and the the Foundation to grateful and look forward excellence a vision for share We wonderful bears their name. institution which student The project. refurbishment this exciting complete to workingto with the Foundation first Bredon Wolfson’s admit extremely pleased to were we Also during the summer months, FRSA, GCMLJ, of Abernethy, His Lord Excellency the College. bin Mahfouz, to Mahfouz Fellow support has chosen to an unrestrictedvery gift, with which the College gave student generously wonderfulThis in our abilityto gift will make an enormous difference Wolfson. scholarships at a yearly income producing the world, across the brightest students from scholarships for provide our endowment. from In June this year, we were delighted to learn of an award from the Wolfson Foundation of Foundation Wolfson the from learn to of an award delighted were we In June this year, accommodation to provide appropriate facilities which cater to the specific needs of our mature needs of our mature the specific to facilities which cater appropriate provide accommodation to enable the best and brightest to grants scholarships and conference bursaries, to students, irrespective of uniquely egalitarian and cosmopolitan ethos, Wolfson’s benefit from students to their financial means. Refurbishment work begins on A and B blocks. In both 2011 and 2012 we ranked above the other three mature Cambridge Colleges and one and Cambridge Colleges mature In three the other ranked we 2011 and 2012 both above their to according Colleges orders table (which Tompkins in the College undergraduate My see them is to ambition doing well. are undergraduates so our mature results), academic better. doing even Fran May Fran Officers

© Louis Sinclair as a Bredon Fellow with his group, College Officers and students. and Officers College his with group, Fellow as aBredon right) his at installation from (fourth Mahfouz bin Mahfouz Excellency, His section of theCollege website.section [email protected]: onthe50thAnniversary we willplaceaselection of particular,In dosend your summary Wolfson in50words to Tom Laws at for theCollege to [email protected] suggestions ifyou have events theoccasion.Please to mark doletusknow particular celebratory We of50-minute lecturesonthepast50years planaseries inawiderange ofsubjects,aswell as membership.worldwide We are alsodrawing upaprogramme year. ofevents for theanniversary onesamong andmeetingnew to forward seeingoldfriends muchlooking Wolfson’sare very plansto traveland Iare2015, we hopeto to making visittheUSA,and we Asia 2014.In inspring approaches ever moreAs our50thAnniversary rapidly, thePresident, hiswife Corton DrChristine together andwe are grateful singlegift. working enormously for every in there ispotency our callersandwhogave sogenerously: (or pledgedto give) theirsupport andresearch.education, learning whotookThank thetimeto you speakto somuchto everyone pennyto willbeusedto over support Wolfson’s £100permonth,every core aimto promote proof, ifever itwere needed, ofthegenerosity Wolfson’s altruisticmembers. From of£10 gifts Campaign: £40,000pledgedtowards thattime, the50thAnniversary raised during withafurther to almost1,000 Our callersspoke Wolfson membersover ofsixweeks, aperiod and£65,000was ventureAnother new thisyear was Wolfson’sever first telephone fundraisingcampaign. generously to contributed anew ‘scull’ for theBoatClub. raised towards grand concert-standard piano;andstudentMr anew Todd Treusdell (2011),who FellowScholarships; Professor Moore FRS(1983), whogave Brian matched-funding for monies Kong Yeam eight Prize SantanderUniversities UKwhosupported inhonour of herfather; Research Associate andformer Visiting Fellow Professor Ng, Irene whoestablishedtheDato Ng Tutor DrJoan Whitehead (1976),bothofwhomgave to gifts unrestricted the Campaign; College this year. Amongthemare alumnaMs Yidi Lu Fellow (2005)andEmeritus andformer Senior 10 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013

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I inherited a tiny but enthusiastic group of about 10 singers, but as the College has grown, so too so too has grown, but as the College of about 10 singers, but enthusiastic group I inherited a tiny 35–40. One constant in the and averaging numbering members at its largest, 60 has the choir, members all College giving and non-auditioned, as welcoming been its remit of the choir has life would Wolfson else but at Where tradition. choral the opportunityWestern experience to the In 1992 I travelled to the UK from Australia on a scholarship to further to vocal on studies. a scholarship my from I left Australia the UK to I travelled 1992 In to thrilled I was 1993, in conducting so, enjoyed I had greatly behind of which choirs a number for to stay years. However, was two plan My original Wolfsonin need Choir conductor. find of a as attractive 1998 in and the and BBC Singers, Choir work opportunities with the Monteverdi began Thus a wonderful stay longer. me to 20-year convinced Wolfson, at Director of Music the and College. Choir with Wolfson association Lynette Alcántara (1996), Fellow and Director Fellow Music of Alcántara (1996), Lynette the Wolfson Choir the Wolfson Celebrating 20 years as conductor of as conductor years 20 Celebrating Lynette Alcántara (third from left) (third Alcántara in DidoLynette and Aeneas at Wolfson in 1993. Articles Pergolesi StabatMater,Faure Requiem,Vivaldi For larger we works have Requiem, collaborated withCoro from AmiciinMusica (Mozart Rome covering muchofthestandard theyears repertoire. weOver have andservices given concerts actuary? and asaxophone-playing acoachoftheCollege historian, rowingsingers, club, asculptress art turned aquantum physicist Professor turned Rollers would-be withtheBay City guitarist ofMusic, oneofLou Reed’s backing onhearing,you a findthe towardsfollowing expert acommonmusical goal: the world working the next 20. the next at Thank you to everyone Wolfson thelast20 years to forsopleasurable:Ilookforward making QueeneoftheChoir–Ring composed songby Andrew andJillBambury: Goldman True’!‘The Wolfson atwhichthechoirsanganewly forIwasthrown theevent. alovely Afterwards party to membersreturn seesomany to former Society choirandMusic waswonderful been sofull!It aswell asabaton. For oftheperformance, wielding awandfor, theLee part Dido Hallhasnever in1993.Dueto illness, theSorceressconcert wasunavailable, andthusIwasforced to step in Aeneas: incidentallyitwasasDidothatImadeoneofmy appearancesina earliest Wolfson To celebrate thechoir, 20years ofconducting ofPurcell’s we gave aperformance and operaDido currently, Andrew Goldman. Anthony Stephen Gritten, Rose, Felicia Cheng, JamesBendall, Matthew Woolhouse and, difficult.would have beenvery Kenneth Theseinclude Pope, Andrew Oxenham, Ben Davies, We have hadmany dedicated and talented accompanistsover theyears withoutwhom my job experience, includinganumberofsuccessfultours to andGreece. Rome the Wolfson thechoir abroad to Advent broaden andbegantaking itsmusical Carol Service, also beeninvolved ofPraise inBBCSongs andtheEaster atKing’s programmes. Iinstigated TV SymphonyofaThousand inElyCathedral.sung inMahler Through thechoirhas my otherwork, choir have represented Wolfson BBCProm attheUniversity’s andalso 800thAnniversary concert, PassionChoir (HandelMessiahandBachStJohn ChapelChoir.) andFitzwilliam ofthe Members Tell inthecelebrations part usifyou to would take like 14 [email protected] Calling allmusicalalumni The Wolfson Review ), Voix de Vivre (Durufle de VivreGloria), Voix 2015 2012–2013 Requiem), StMark’s Articles 15 www.WolfsonPlus.com Jenny Sargent, Lee Seng Tee Librarian Librarian Sargent, Lee SengJenny Tee bursting, another as Room to full the Reading is As I write, for preparing work at with students hard culminates busy year deadlines. exams or thesis heartening evidence of the value of It’s see such tangible to it the same time, At community. Wolfson the Library the to that the service ensure us of our responsibility to reminds meet the needs of those alongside and continues to develops

During Michaelmas term I will hand over to a new Lee Librarian as I takeDuring a new Michaelmas Lee of Cory up the post to term hand over I will more me Library a part-time Botanic Garden, which will afford Manager role at the University’s about these new opportunities excited Although ambitions. dance teaching pursue my time to making and must thank the community here time for my Wolfson leave I will be sad to so enjoyable. In other news, Laurence Smith (Library Assistant) and I were delighted to welcome a new welcome to Smith (LibraryIn delighted Laurence other news, and I were Assistant) first the Librarymember to Midgley this year:Wolfson’s team joined us in January Frieda as 50th Anniversary rapidly the College’s With Manager. Records and Archivist professional and this goes of its past activities is pressing, archive establish a formal the need to approaching, The the future. management practices for records of robust hand in hand with the formulation and of this newthe College, of post is an importantcreation in the life development and exciting members Wolfson engage with, not only staff but all and seeks to for, one which has relevance and the newly about her role say has to Frieda hear what on to Do read and future. past, present Archive. College created who use it. To that end, early in Easter Term we carried out an online survey, giving users the carried we giving out an online survey, Term early in Easter that end, To who use it. number who took the tremendous to extremely grateful We’re opportunity views. us their tell to service inform to using their feedback look forward to we and the survey, complete the time to supported all those who have is also due to the Library Our gratitude development. through the past year. donations over Library news Fran May Fran Articles The College Archive College The recordings), interested Iwould bevery to hearaboutthem([email protected]). Wolfson clubsandsocieties, photographs thatillustrate College life, oreven audioandvideo donating to theCollege Archives (suchasposters, leafletsandprogrammes produced by you haveIf items relating to your oflife experience at Wolfson whichyou mightconsider asaninstitutionandacommunity. to reflectourhistory collections of Arms. approaching, gooduseofthearchiveWith the50thAnniversary we willbemaking programme intheblueandgoldcoloursthatpredated from theGrant 1975andaCollege scarf of theCollege over theyears, aswell asJuneEvent programmes, asigned Lent Bumps studentsandotherswithasignificant onthelife uniqueperspective early andoften andhistory withfounding members, interviews alreadyThe asoralhistory collection includesitems asvaried its members. itavailable oftheCollege to and thosewithaninterestgenerations andmaking inthehistory College community, thisfor aswell asthecentraladministration oftheCollege; future preserving theCollege Archives,In thatreflects thelife Iambringing together acollection ofthe and work our institutionalmemory. protect ourinterests, publicaccountability, andforms butalsobecause itsupports thebasis of thecoreofCollege, functions enablingusto complywithourlegal obligationsand supports and encouragegoodrecords managementpractice. notjustbecauseit This isimportant 16 establish andrunanArchive for theCollege, andto establish to mainfunctions: outtwo I have beenappointed to carry Wolfson to be. in as contextacommunity the of welcoming as Ihave found was delighted to offered the be chance so,do to particularly Archives and Records scratch, from Management service I so It is to quite build up arare an thing to have opportunity the Frieda Midgley, Archivist and Records Manager The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Articles 17 Here in the Wolfson gardens, the gardeners are doing as doing as are the gardeners gardens, the Wolfson in Here the vitally important help to which possible role as much food by the nation’s bees producing in play pollinating forthe enjoy. to bees areas flower wild more planting such as factors, many in decline due to Bee numbers are use of the increasing meadows, wild flower fewer insecticidessystemic farmersby and the appearance of bees. new other diseases affecting strains of viruses and and our fruit trees in pollinating a huge role Bees play provide all being encouraged to are and we vegetables, help them survive to bee food and proliferate. more www.WolfsonPlus.com ead Gardener

Bees are truly resourceful too and one type even shaves the hairs off the leaves of the Stachys of the Stachys the hairs off the leaves and one type too shaves even truly resourceful Bees are use in the tunnels of their egg production nests! to ear) plants with their jaws (Lamb’s We also have many early flowering plants such as Crocus, Snowdrops and Daphne, which early and Daphne, Snowdrops early plants such as Crocus, flowering many also have We such as Rudbeckia, in our borders Salvia, Asters Campanula, on, and perennials feed to bees love late-summer to mid- nectar. providing Verbena and Last autumn we planted a Camassia (tall, blue flowers) and Pheasant Eye (white) daffodil wild daffodil (white) Eye Pheasant and blue flowers) (tall, a Camassia planted Last autumn we in Chadwick year an area and this Centre, to the Chancellor’s adjacent area meadow flower in the lawn. together plants growing contains a mix of wild and cultivated House garden Butterflies these flowers. also love Bees enjoy plants with blue, yellow and white flowers most: they cannot see red flowers! Many Many flowers! red most: they cannot see flowers and white yellow plants with blue, Bees enjoy flowers been encouraging spectrumwe have and white yellow and in the blue, are flowers ‘wild’ by flourish to in the gardens Veronica and Clover Ox-eye Self-heal, daisies, such as Buttercup, a spectacular uncut. During sight in the May this gives and June grow to of grass areas leaving extremity. Field Western on the of grass areas large Philip Stigwood, H Stigwood, Philip and their part in helping pollinating bees bees pollinating helping in part their and Wolfson gardens: the wild flower areas areas flower wild the gardens: Wolfson Philip Stigwood Philip Articles

All garden photographs: Philip Stigwood 18 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Articles 19 www.WolfsonPlus.com Paul Doran (2011), Student DoranPaul (2011), known students, vet from a young who have many Unlike the follow, to they wanted the was path this age that me until to university occurred never of going to thought 23. I was and the challenge I enjoyed was as a chef. My career previous cooking really never but had of professional excitement and I were wife When my life. of my the rest do it for to wanted

Now I am delighted to be able to live in College with my family, as Wolfson is in an attractive Wolfson as family, with my in College live be able to to I am delighted Now been possible have simply wouldn’t This children. for environment a safe and provides area else. anywhere From researching the vet degrees available in the UK I was also keen to study at Cambridge, as I as in the UK I was also keen study at Cambridge, available to degrees the vet researching From practice into the transition even me amply for most likely it was the course prepare to felt I thought that of all the possibilities, Finally, longer than other courses. though it is a year my case. concern in raise our son: a significant be the best place to Cambridge would I applied to Wolfson for many reasons. I thought that the atmosphere and environment of a and environment that the atmosphere I thought reasons. many for Wolfson I applied to less at odds than being in one of the other make college in Cambridge would me feel mature my confident that taking I was also to students. not as accustomed on mature that are Colleges likely in the right be viewed way. application was more to Having grown up in a rural area with a keen interest in produce and agriculture, and having and having and agriculture, in produce keen with a up in a rural area interest grown Having wish to a passionate I developed in sciences at school, capable been reasonably always become a farm I was luckyworking vet. find a job enough to which was not farm in supplies, study for time to me enough free allowed ambitions but also future my only connected to gain work experience in animal industries practicesA-levels, and vet and actuallyspend time to family. with my expecting a baby it prompted me to think seriously about the future, as I wanted to be able to be able to to as I wanted think seriously me to about the future, expectingit prompted a baby the most part, up; cooking, for is not verysee our child grow compatible with that. My journey to Wolfson Wolfson to journey My Articles and at the 2013 Research Event. In fact, thiswasthefirsttimethatIhad givenand atthe2013Research fact, Event.presentations In in Wolfson hasalsogiven to present megreat my opportunities research ataLunchtime Seminar in Formal inthegardens Hall. to inspirations Ialsoenjoyfindnew walking for my research. students andotherCollege membersaboutresearch, oraboutChinaandJapanatlunchtime life. Ifind myself enjoying papersinthe reading booksorwriting Lee Library, happy to talkwith Finally, at Iarrived Wolfson chapter inSeptember 2012andthisopenedanew ofmy Cambridge found Wolfson, andmy secondstep wasto approach theCollege inJuly2012. even Idon’t understandwhataCollegeis.Justapplytooneandenjoyit!”Withthisadvice,I forCambridge over himthesamequestion. 20years andasked answer was,The surprising “Oh, Collegenot understandwhataCambridge is. Then Imetaprofessor whohasbeenbasedin months,two Iwasbusysettingupmy life new archives. new andsecuring At thattime, Istilldid for thePromotionJapan Society ofScience, for thefirst avisitto from Cambridge 2012.In April I returned to to beawarded my (Nagoya) university inJapanandwaslucky atravel grant by the my of to journey Wolfson College. This start was the Asia. East South years to intwo Cambridge pursue my research new British on Colonial project Architecture in consulting hugeJardine the Matheson Archives Imust spend at Library, University the Idecided in summer the Cambridge 2010. of bus the to On Heathrow, spending three weeks after British ayoungabout from Architecture age My curiosity in Shanghaibrought first me to Yunlian Chen (2011), Visiting Scholar From Shanghai to Wolfson College 20 The Wolfson Review spent at Wolfson.spent treasure throughout my life thefruitful days I and Architecture inShanghai.Ibelieve Iwill academic bookontheformer Settlement British myNow Iamconcentratingonwriting first to share my research with Wolfson members. relaxed. Iwasable Thanks support, to alltheirwarm encouragements, Iwascompletely and kind in front smiles oftheaudienceswiththeirfriendly English justwould not comeout.ButwhenIstood forgetting allthethingsIwanted to say, orthatmy beforehand about nervous andworried very front ofaudiencesmostlywestern scholars. Iwas 2012–2013 Articles 21 www.WolfsonPlus.com ere he explains Leach-related interest in his pottery and it how led a to is long association with Wolfson began in 1991, while he became a Senior longis association with Wolfson began 1991, in

arry Bradshaw (1991) is Director is of UK Projects for Pro-Natura, an international arry Bradshaw (1991) Against this background, the sidelining of the Leach approach may be seen as a loss of may approach of the Leach the sidelining this background, Against traditional knowledge could the how key and skills. of so many In potters, view of the retirement knowledge, ideas and legacy be preserved and his colleagues and enhanced? Having of Leach oral history give to 25 potters invited we the Heritage Lotterygained funding from Fund, ideas and their on their life-story centred testimonies Leach’s along with a discussion of pots, and philosophy. interests own Until the 1970s, Bernard Leach was also highly regarded in England but thereafter his influence in England but thereafter was also highly regarded Leach Bernard Until the 1970s, which exacting on the wheel to standards, throwing potters on His relies waned. approach The and art at universities skills widely available not now lengthy schools. training, requires skills over of expression in modern ceramics champions individualism and freedom trend current re-opened when it this trend extensive reflected Pottery following in 2008 Leach The training. as a heritagerefurbishment and modern ceramics centre. non-government organisation working in environmental conservation and sustainable sustainable and conservation environmental in working organisation non-government development. H I in St Ives. Pottery in pottery during ago the Leach My 20 years a visit to interest began over Trevor accent while Texan speaking in a strong (1918–1997) memories vivid of Janet Leach have Bernard I discovered me his workshop. who worked showed at the pottery 40 years, for Corser, of his work. the excellence for he was recognised in Japan where years had spent many Leach potteryJapan, a land where ago I first visited cherished years is About ten as one of the highest art forms. H Member H 2009. in of as the most influential potter (1887–1979) is generally recognised CBE CH Leach Bernard equally important is in Shoji Hamada (1894–1978) the twentieth while his colleague century, set up a pottery to St IvesThey came to in Cornwall in 1920, the history of Japanese pottery. the single most important in the historywhich proved event of modern studio pottery. importance. theoretical great is of His worldwide influence is and his philosophy Leach’s 150,000 copies: a Book was published in 1940 and has sold over seminal work A Potter’s remarkable achievement. an oral history project project history oral an history oral project.major Valuing the legacy of Bernard Leach: Leach: Bernard of legacy the Valuing Articles

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Cambridgeshire schoolchildren learn about Romans. the Tony Lentin accompanied a group to the British Museum and offersimpressions. British his the to a group accompanied Lentin Tony I had run a weekly years several elementaryFor Latin class at Shirley Primary on School and, Arburyfrom 11-year-olds and three 9-year-olds 8 to Primary I accompanied 66 excited 10 June, in the children shepherding responsibility for The the BritishSchool to Museum exhibition. the coach fun. As with Arbury the experience was shared great and I found London teachers, in the Olympic stadium and other interest was great there the East End, through proceeded On arrival Palace. County at the Hall was confidently identified as Buckingham British sites. and spectacular this popular through exhibition. whizzed children of Museum, groups Sally Church (1998), Fellow and Tutor, and Tony Lentin (1981), Senior Member (1981), Lentin and Tony and Tutor, Fellow (1998), Sally Church of £49,000, the charity grant Civilizations in Contact, a Heritage to LotteryThanks Fund carried College, out the Wolfson in with offices Sally Church Fellow Wolfson by directed during the Easter Schools’ Cambridgeshire to and Herculaneum Pompeii ‘Bringing scheme Cambridge-area five It schools in the history from immersed 285 children of the Romans Term. Arbury, to was provided teaching and Roman art, Lively Britain through and role-play. drama and Shirley trips the by primary to followed schools, Kings St Luke’s Abbey Meadows, Hedges, some of whom had British Museum. these children, It for was the experience of a lifetime while One youngster, or Pompeii. London let alone to of Cambridge, the centre been to never engaged in making a wax writing tablet, asked this was the kind if take of tablet you when you along with some of the artwork of the activities, Photographs they sick,are or a computer. CambridgeCentral at the displayed were figures, and clay felt including mosaics, produced, Library during July. schoolchildren Bringing Pompeii to Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire to Pompeii Bringing JET Photographic JET Articles inequalities they produce.inequalities they and thestriking worldwide, disrupted states into by andmarkets modern theirincorporation unique culturalauthenticity. Suchconceptionshave proved compellingto communities language, culture andbiological descentbasedonmyths and of primordial origins, racialpurity ethnicpoliticsisfuelled by notionsofcommunitiescommonhistory,socialism. Modern science’, and democracy politicalreactionagainstsecularrevolutionary and aconservative thecreationbetween ofethno-national ‘cultures’, and thegrowth ofsocialDarwinism ‘racial ethnicdevelopment.shaped African What seemsclearisthatthere isacomplexinteraction research states?African My soughtto tracetheelements ofEuropean that culture andhistory ethnic hatreds anddevelopmental failure, especiallyinlightoftherapiddevelopment ofmany How thento release from Africa andpoliticalghetto itsintellectual of ‘difference’ basedon anthropology. for evidence andmetaphorical historical imaginingrich theorigins ofapeople, andEuropean withdiversehistories culturalresources borrowed from Europe, includingtheBible, whichgave in imagining theirsocieties, combinedinterpretations they oftheirindigenouscultures and the firstgenerationofaliterate intelligentsia createdMoreover, intheschoolsofcolonial Africa. are Africa politicalcreations,ethnic groups modern into written ofcontemporary existence by other, assumedto berival, communities. Closerinvestigation reveals thatnoneofthisistrue. The archaic, unchanging cultures, inthestates inhabitwith they withlittlesenseofnationalidentity ‘darkest Africa’. Ethnicgroups (nolonger ‘tribes’) were assumedto beprimordial communitiesof reproducing inmore neutral-sounding languagetheolderstereotypesethnic diversity; of ofuniquelyintense andviolentethnicconflicts,aapart, ‘developmental failure’ becauseofits hastreated asacontinent Africa scholarshipandpublicpolicy mostcontemporary Nevertheless, Modernity and the cultural politics of ethnicity into market economies. states, national both modern and colonial, and their incorporation to agrarian societies pre-modern of universal subjection –the allon were clear continents. almost that It became factors those Governance Democratic and Ethnicity international programme, an of and, as in director ethnic Africa years’ politics modern workon My research at Wolfson an was on issue that 20 from emerged (1977),Bruce Berman Visiting Smuts Research Fellow (2012) 24 The Wolfson Review , examining the factors shaping politicised ethnicity ethnicity politicised shaping factors the examining , 2012–2013 Events and Societies Events and Societies

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Hope Usieta Hope Tom Laws Tom Will Miller Will Events and Societies and muchoftherest oftheworld, warwasalmostunthinkable. economically that,forsuch progress many Europeans, andwassointertwined and prosperity pledgeditselfrepeatedly wingparties, to preventand left ageneral war. Europe hadenjoyed whichbrought International, theSecond together thegrowingimportant, numberofsocialist to settledisputes arbitration amongnations. Perhapsclasses whichsupported even more Europe hadastrongmuch publicsupport. peacemovement well rooted inthegrowing middle towards way anew ofmanaging to relations international war. withoutresort There wasclearly held at The Haguebefore 1914;theirachievements were relatively insignificant butitwasastart there were for war. Two conferences disarmament whichallthemajorpowers attended were Austrian Empire andPrussia –notlast?After allthere were asmany forces pushingfor peaceas the onessuchasthesummer1866warbetween orshort suchastheCrimean periphery why didthelongpeacewhichEurope hadenjoyed –withafew exceptions ofwarsonits There are interesting two questions whichwe mightaskbefore we reach suchaconclusion.First, the war, we tend to assumethatitwasboundto happen. way, acurious In rivalries? becausethere are somany possible explanationsfor theoutbreak of social revolution? Oratthegreat impersonalforces oreconomic ofnationalism,imperialism quick andsuccessfuloffensives, withtheir fears of orsocialclassessuchasthelandedaristocracy professions,failed to planners, prevent for it?At certain example, the military whodreamed of individuals, from Kaiser Wilhelm IIto SirEdward Grey, whoeithertook Europe towards waror away atthepuzzleofhow itstarted. worry Who orwhatwasto blame?Shouldwe lookatthose happened, theflow allcombinetoofbooksandfilmscomingout.And keep wecontinue to European society, order, ontheinternational theimpact asensethatitneednever have The First World War continuesto hauntus:thescaleoflosses, theprofound changesto The outbreak of the First World War Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2013: ac.uk/seminars/lee-lecture. H ac.uk/seminars/lee-lecture. are available at www.wolfson.cam. alllectures of the recordings in 2005; Tee anniversary College’s the of occasion the 40th on 13 on series 2013. June Seng Lee by Dr endowed was series The in this St Antony’s, lecture gave in Oxford, sixth the College Warden Wolfson’s of MacMillan, Margaret Professor sister St Antony’s College Oxford Warden of MacMillan, Margaret Professor 28 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 ere is a summary of her lecture. her of isere asummary Events and Societies 29 www.WolfsonPlus.com Podcasts College, Wolfson hear a range of talks and lectures from To or go to mobile phone, can scan this image with your you www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/podcasts None of nationalism, Social Darwinism or militarism nor the short-warin itself assumption Rather when the assassination of the War. World of the First about the outbreak brought in the Balkans on 28 June 1914 raised tensions Archduke at Sarajevo the and then throughout most importantly decide between war and those who had to enough Europeans, Continent, that fatal train of How choose the former. to prepared psychologically already were peace, Austria-Hungary blank cheque to Germany’s which included in its developed, events its little Balkan protect equal determination to Serbia, or Russia’s destroy determination to difficult and Britain’s two-front against Russia and France, mobilization Germany’s protégé, is the subject intervenedecision to and Belgium, of another story. support to France We also need to take of authority account that most of those in positions also need to into assumed that any We be short.war would In the of mounting evidence to that the advantage had swung spite the military likely turn costly stalemates, to into on and that battles were still counted defensive shortwaging battles. decisive The second interesting question, it seems to me, is what made the key is what made me, decision-makers to it seems question, think interesting second The to try and understand therefore We need in that final of 1914. crisis in the summer differently framework,their mental a that war was made them imagine assumptions that the ideas and in particularThree each other: and influencing overlapping nationalism, option. reasonable Social Darwinism, militarism. Seeing oneself as part entityof that large rather called a nation history new great European in was something quite but it acquired or religion, a clan than, say, century national movements in the course of the nineteenth the Continent, across as, force create Nationalism helped to or religions. cultures languages, histories, shared coalesced around of empires the multi-national destroy It to the new nations of Germany and Italy. threatened It up rivalries, suspicions and mutual also stirred Turkey. Russia, Austria-Hungary and Ottoman Closely linked than peace. war rather to towards the pressures and so added to hatreds nationalism was Social Darwinism, of evolutionary form a bastardised theory that which argued relentless locked a were into too and that they flora or fauna species much as any nations were of military the spread militarism, which both promoted values such survival.struggle for Finally, and the notion that the military society, for civilian as discipline and self-sacrifice as desirable at least some Europeans part the best and most noble were prepare of the nation, helped to war. for Events and Societies Society lecture of the EasterSociety Term. Humanities final the at Goldhill Simon introduces Chapman Jane philosophy Ngonthescopeoffered andDrJenna by themobilecamera. on Dr LauraArrington ‘Art, Empire andRevolution’, Professor onlegal Kramer Matthew Professor perspective, andfree Boyd tradefrom onausterity Hilton anineteenth-century presented speakers Some specialistresearch topics withrelevant messagesfor the present: Zimbabwe sinceindependence. andapopulartalkby Scott), ProfessorSivasundaram) andGreece (DrMichael on David Maxwell (Dr AmiraBennison),thePunjab (Dr (DrSujit Tahir Lanka Sri (DrGlenRangwala), Iraq Kamran), Sterckx), (Professor Gallipoli Morocco SamLieu),Phoenicia (DrSimonMills), (DrFredSyria Hirt), themeswereInternational prominent, from onChina(Professor perspectives historical Roel ofbestsellers’.‘Merchants ofCulture: themaking authors cameto hearaboutProfessor B John Thompson’s research onthepublishingindustry, Naughton entitled ‘Digital Affordances: someimplications for thehumanities’, whilstaspiring Professor Many studentsappreciated BruceBerman). thetalkby Vice-President Professor John know Allen) who to howwe think we arewe Martin (‘Culture,finds (Dr Politics andIdentity’, The mostfrequent–from enjoy feedback ourrangeofsubjects coin hasbeenthatsupporters stimulating ideas across the Humanities. the across ideas stimulating arecord held Humanities 21The Society during year the talks offering international interest and Jane Chapman (1971), Visiting Fellow (2009) Humanities Society 30 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 attended, wasourPresident’s contentious, butequallywell andapproval.criticism Less also managedto excite both andHumanNature’,Science but the biggestattendance for ‘Brains, whonotonlyattracted Blackburn, to philosopherProfessor Simon generated. 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Forthcoming events will be announced at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/science events Forthcoming We would like to thank all our speakers and all those who attended our seminars for their like speakers thank all our would our seminars for to and all those who attended We science within the College. valuable contribution our mission of promoting to We were guided though planetary landscapes by Professor Paul Murdin (Astronomy) and taken (Astronomy) Murdin Paul guided though planetary were Professor landscapes by We Space Agency). (European Macdonald-Nethercott on a journey Dr Eoin by the Antarctic to and Dr John Jones ‘The ink crisis’ great Rick Mitchell us about told (Engineering) Professor utilisation. on fuel supply and discussed his research Engineering) (University of Aberdeen, in ‘Publishing talk on a highly anticipated Dr Elisa de Ranieri delivered Communications) (Nature Dr Damian by given this year our talks on biology and medicine, always, As journals’. Nature Gillian Murphy Professor (EMBL-EBI), Thornton Dame Janet (Genetics), Professor Crowter (Biochemistry) Oliver all very Steve received. were well and Professor (Oncology) For the 75th anniversary of the Cambridge Computer Laboratory, we were delighted to hear to delighted were anniversary the 75th we Laboratory, of the Cambridge Computer For Herbert Dr Andrew by of Microsoft Managing Director talks given who is OBE (former Research) and Dr Samuel Aaron first practical computer, electronic digital of the world’s building a replica to children introduce to Laboratory), an educational set of tools (Computer of Sonic developer Pi, can science computer us how Mat (Microsoft Cook showed Research) Additionally, computers. on Kinectbe fun in his presentation technology. The Wolfson College Science Society aims to deliver an interesting and entertaining and Science Society College an interesting lecture deliver aims to Wolfson The College of for the enjoyment scientific disciplines different many from research series featuring encourage everyone to with an interest We members and the wider Cambridge community. For the first time, is not necessary. that a scientific background and emphasise our talks, attend and our Term advertise Michaelmas to the talks scheduled for Fair the Freshers’ attended we of nominations number a large received we a result, As promotion. inaugural Nominate a Speaker community. the College across from Science Society Fellows Research Junior De Sancho (2011), and David WyattAmy (2011) For our success so far, and for the future 2013–2014 programme, thanks to co-convenors to thanks 2013–2014 programme, future the and for our success so far, For Dr Christine published at Corton, Sebastiaan Keibek Mills. and Dr Simon Programme www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/humanities Finally, Professor Simon Goldhill of King’s College and Director of CRASSH masterfully of CRASSH and Director College combined Goldhill Simon King’s of Professor Finally, ‘Sappho, with visual arts the classics into concerns gender day in his and present research century’. the nineteenth in the AmericanLincoln and picturing Senate: desire female Events and Societies www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/lunchtime We welcomefrom contributions allmembers oftheCollege. Please suggest topics at affects women. to musicalimprovisation; andMPhil candidate Zoe onhow shoppingfor Strimpel dates online adolescence;PhD during candidate Andrew onscientificapproachesgender identity Goldman PhD candidatearchaeology AllisonPaech-Ujejski andanthropology onmasculine intheUK; The socialscienceswere represented offorensic by Duhigwhodiscussedthebirth DrCorinne Bellescize’s analysisofEnglishandFrench law. 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Arts art adiscussionbetween This comprised Dr Gordon Johnson’s oftheCollege and talkonthehistory ‘An Anthony Mr Evening withArtist Two abouttheCollege: former specialevents initiated sub-series ournew Wolfson President Kropiunigg’sMilan the to historicise talkonefforts revolts of1968. of disciplines, from Silverston’s DrNeville Practice’ from‘Stories aCountry to PhD studentRafael Members, visitingacademicsandguestspeakers.As inpastyears, represented they awiderange This academicyear theLunchtimefeatured Series students, Seminar 23speakers: Fellows, Senior H Meredith Series Seminar Lunchtime ale (2009), Fellow 32 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Events and Societies 33 2013 Communications Officer Communications 2013 E www.WolfsonPlus.com Poster and oral presentations were evaluated by judges and by evaluated were and oral presentations Poster winners year’s This a prize. awarded were the best presenters Tan and Laura her oral presentation Alexandra Reider for were presentation. her poster for Speaking Alexandra Reider presenter about her experience, and some fantastically inquisitive “Wolfson is home to said: minds exploring of subjects, productive a whole range greater WRE with an even the from come away and I have that underpins the intellectual the energy for appreciation here.” have we warm and friendly environment actively supporting the Fellow Wolfson Hoath, a Dr Steve “WRE surprises all around provided 2013 commented: event, keynotes to and President’s V-C’s the from Hall, the Lee breadth The that sparkedseemingly abstruse topics life. into certainlyof work of on display awareness extended my activities at the leading edge of postgraduate Wolfson medical research.” like thank all the would to committee organising The staff and Wolfson as the many as well and judges, presenters departments success. make that helped to a great this event and a including photos on the event, information more For please visit presentations, schedule of this year’s complete www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/researchevent

Katie Hammond. Katie WRE Committee: Simin Zeng, Pel, Andrew Whiter, Richard Laura Tan receives her first her receives Tan Laura place poster from award the Vice-Chancellor. The 2013 Wolfson Research Event (‘WRE’, previously known as the Wolfson Research Day) took took Day) Research Wolfson known previously as the (‘WRE’, Event Research Wolfson 2013 The College, and our sister Wolfson and alumni from Fellows Nearly 100 students, place on 3 May. The afternoon a highly-anticipated of sessions. Hall for the Lee in gathered Oxford, St Antony’s included a keynote Cambridge speech by students, of postgraduate a group by organised event, Borysiewicz, Sir Leszek oral Professor Honorary Fellow, Wolfson Vice-ChancellorUniversity and Katie sessions. and poster Hammond, Colleges, members and alumni of both by presentations members College and St Antony’s Wolfson bring “Our hope was to together said: WRE Co-Chair, and meet new people.” ideas, exchange research, their a variety share to from of disciplines, Krista Kemppinen (2011), Student and WR and Student (2011), Krista Kemppinen Wolfson Research Event Event Research Wolfson Events and Societies Recent reviews Tab The from and talent. student show Each Hocking) culminatesRyan pro-circuit. the from aheadline with act provides ashowcase (Liam for past both Williams, Ken Cheng) and present (Bhargav Narayanan, night professionalThe is two of by one hosted compères, Ed and Gamble Nish Kumar, and Smoker night’, as comedy Cambridge’s best according to Cambridge The Student obviously did something right as Wolfson Howler ‘the has finally the Footlightsovertaken by Wolfson alumnus eventThe agent, was comedy Chris started and now full-time Lander. He professional includingKey, Tim headline acts Josh Widdicombe, and Elis Donnelly Carl James. year academic another past has impressive seen The shows of run for Wolfson the Howler, with (2009), Barnes Kirsten Student Wolfson Howler * suggestions for future reads! information. We are andrelaxed afriendly group, always opento membersand new visitthegroup’sDo webpage –www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/societies/wcrg –for further occasionally, creating suchlively andstimulatingdiscussions. forGoode arrangingauthorchatand, theinternet ofcourse, to allthose whoattend, regularly or AllenforThanks mustgoto Kim leadingthegroup achangeover during ofconvenors, to David Saturnall’s John abouthisbook, to meetingviatheinternet usatourDecember Feast. who spoke divided –andwere from authorLawrence delighted to gettheinsidestory Norfolk, always good-natured debates –ZadieSmith’s hadthegroup well NWinparticular andtruly scrutiny atthisyear’s Group. meetingsofourReading We enjoyed but spirited someextremely unmovedan ingeniouscentenarian, by murder* –justafew whocameunder ofthecharacters youngfrom A hubristic prince theageofheroes; waifwithatouch ofkleptomania; anorphaned Jenny Sargent, LeeSeng Tee Librarian and Convenor Wolfson Contemporary Reading Group seeing more Wolfson students enjoying more Wolfson night students the seeing over coming the year. academic intimate and most to best the of nights forward comedy at run and we look University the Karlsson (The hundred year oldmanwhoclimbedoutofthewindow anddisappearedKarlsson by Jonasson). Jonas Silver (LighthousekeepingAchilles ofAchilles by Miller); (The by Jeanette Song Madeline Winterson); Allan 34 The Cambridge The Student prove that Wolfson the Howler is one The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 . Events and Societies 35 www.WolfsonPlus.com

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It is hoped that participants benefited from this rich mix to cover all tastes and needs. Thanks to Thanks It and needs. all tastes is hoped that participants this to cover rich mix from benefited all the speakers including the students who supported who made it a success, our efforts. Lent Through ‘Sailing (Dr Michael Langford); Perspective’ ‘Thesis the Examiners’ from Writing : Easter to successful year angst first a Map: from Without ‘Navigating (Miss Li); Xuan of Stress’ Times Oral Presentations: through Research your ‘Communicating (Mr Daniel Carter); completion’ Fierro). Toribio (Dr Ana Luisa Tricks’ & Tips ‘A Crash Course in Thesis Writing’ (Dr Giles Yeo); ‘My PhD experience’ (Dr Derek (Dr Derek ‘My experience’ PhD Yeo); (Dr Giles Writing’ Thesis in Crash Course ‘A Michaelmas: your ‘Safeguarding (Mr Richard Berengarten); a piece of written work’ ‘Planning Adams); brief Introduction Mind to Maps’ ‘A (Mr Goode); David with Cloud Computing’ Files Computer (Dr Britta Schilling). Manager’ as Project Researcher The Graf); and Organising: ‘Planning Toby (Mr ‘Getting Published (Mr Berengarten); Richard ‘Writing Skills Graduates’ for Barrowclough); Time Management’ ‘Effective O’Sullivan); (Ms Finola Internationally in Books and Journals’ Karekwaivanane); (Dr George Writing’ Thesis ‘Managing the Last Stages of (Dr Britta Schilling); (Dr Christine Corton). writing whilst a thesis’ a life have to How the Precipice: ‘Avoiding This year we had 18 presentations, and as usual began with an introductory talk by Senior Tutor Tutor and as usual began with an introductory Senior had 18 presentations, talk by we year This comprised an programme Dr Jane McLarty year’s The of handling supervisors. on the niceties array practical topics. of both and theoretical interesting The aim is to present a spectrum the diplomacy a of issues that range from present aim is to of dealing withThe supervisors, of time-management the personal problems the and thinking constructively, construction the struggles of thesis the anxieties and and writing, of data-resourcing, vexations To an audience. to results of presenting opportunities pleasures publication, and the ultimate for speakers include University and practical staff these theoretical problems, guide students through very a guide to It hope, we serious matters as students themselves. is, as well guests, and informed Everyone take is encouraged to part. atmosphere. enlightened in a sympathetic, presented The Wolfson Thesis Writing Group is organised by Tutor Dr Sally Church, giving students the giving Dr Sally Church, Tutor by is organised Group Writing Thesis Wolfson The their research. opportunity and presenting executing of concern matters discuss in planning, to drink, consists convivial a the format Roomover held in the Old Combination where Sessions are debate. informed topic that generates friendly, of a speaker a specific offering Lesley Dingle (2001), Academic Support Academic Officer Dingle (2001), Lesley Thesis Writing Group Writing Thesis Events and Societies concerts and invitationsconcerts aprofessional to professional instrument is really performers, required. Finally, is fundraising Music the for aSteinway Society piano for LeeHall. the our many With year, and intermediates. lessons for beginners as will music the theory at Wolfson socialwill gatherings. academic continue They forming and performing in next the musicians to collaborate. all of were styles They agreat success and resulted in afew groups We also launchedJam the Sessions for Wolfson providing Sunday on aplatform afternoons, Party. Garden during Lent Term and at in to addition College regular the services its performances Purcell’s Aeneas and Wolfson Choir pianist with Dido soprano, performed The Chad Vindin. opera ‘Classico-Latino’ from and arecital love performance of songs by Siobhana toe-tapping Stagg, before Formal Hall to our makeharpsichord. of Music most the The and Madeira series included Wolfson Research Associate DanlaunchedEarly the Tidhar Music Recitals Fridays select on including his of and bagpipes, some (which own compositions. designs he himself) invitation to audience the to sing triplepipes on and dance and Barnaby along, Brown performing music played by Mentés the Másként duo visiting city, Cambridge’s from an with Szeged, twin piano grand in LeeHall, the Hungarian traditional our trusty on programme Koboz richly varied classical guitar album as well as improvising College’s a Darwin oud, the on Liu Jiaxi performing donated to College in 2010, pieces his from new Wolfson Salvatore student performing Morra featured harpsichord the on McKean John that Wolfson Fellow performing Professor Brian Moore Saturday schedule. Lunchtime The has performance continued Concerts Music active its The Society Andrew Goldman (2010), Student President and Society Wolfson Music Society Piano-a-thon performers. Piano-a-thon 36 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 sponsors and donors. musicians our of generosity and the tothird –thanks Wolfson our goal of –over far so one has £26,000 raised in total £7,000. raised campaign Our all donations for this made event which generouslyMoore offered to match their time and talent. Professor Brian soughtwho sponsorship and offered members) musicians Wolfson (mostly featuring a‘Piano-a-thon’ on over 15 Easter the During Term, put Society the Events and Societies The Committee WCSA our shaping found students’ fellow experience College very and rewarding enriching. I passionately invite becomestudents to members of the Committee next year get inWolfed! to and 37 www.WolfsonPlus.com

Back row (L-R): Julian Conrad, Curtis Sharma, Luke Maishman, Alexander Bradley- Maishman, Luke Sharma, Curtis Conrad, Julian (L-R): row Back Xiao Lan, Kemppinen, Krista George Bickers, row (L-R): Front Lou Fioravanti. Sitch, Mona Hamade. East, Sasha Kamenska, Anastasiia The Jazz and Casino Charity Night organised for students and alumni helped to raise over The over helped raise Jazz students for to alumni and Charity organised Casino and Night the was Sports year this Hall Formal event novel Another Fund. Hardship the Student for £1,500 The acknowledged occasion Ceremony. sports our all for Awards an by followed clubs, most outstanding sportsmenWolfson’s hope we and of women and the academic it will year activity. WCSA become annual an In order to include the wider Wolfson community, we extended we of the alcohol-free number the community, wider Wolfson include to order In Film ‘Can’ (the Some events. screening of the most film a green popular among those were Language with our Poetry Together Reading. International an and Tasting a Chocolate Festival), event. WCSA become a regular may which Night, Tales Society held Culture a Travellers’ and we We have been re-establish working have Group to with neighbouring closely our Colleges the West We been now has re-named this the Grange includes and Road Group Colleges’ Alliance; Girton, Newnham, Christi, Corpus Hall, (Clare Colleges other of six (MCRs) postgraduates bopthe Colleges all for – a joint event held launch a very We successful Selwyn). Robinson and the Term. beginning of the Easter at Wolfson – at of the group Whilst continuing with the most successful events of previous years, the WCSA Committee the WCSA years, of previous events with the most successful continuing Whilst year. started this a seriesof new initiatives Anastasiia Kamenska (2010), Student and WCSA President WCSA and Student Kamenska (2010), Anastasiia Wolfson College Student Association Association Student College Wolfson

Photographic et J Events and Societies Fry Art Gallery in Saffron Walden, the Society was fortunate in Saffron to haveWalden,Society Gallery the a tour and discussion Art Fry of the Lent at Botanic the Term Gardens. At avisit with Laboratory the to Sainsbury new the started performance Antartica of Sinfonia tour Han the of Tomb Culture Museum, a at exhibition and attended Fitzwilliam the aglimpsegiving life of scenes. the In behind Michaelmas Term and guided we hadalecture In September 2012, agroup visited royal residence Sandringham houseand gardens in Norfolk, life and culture local of which missed. might be otherwise aspects are especially They Wolfson. interesting of members to visitors and overseas showing students, aims College the by organising is to Society’s the of support One different eventsopen to all E The Society of Emeritus Fellows theirto spoken English. help them practise havethat. Senior in Sally Members Church’s Dr also taken part meetings for overseas students which of one shouldScholars, have aGarden wet although the Party, weather been changed thisDuring year, academic three hosted Tea Senior the Members for Visiting Fellows Parties and Margaret Whichelow (2004), Observer Member Senior The Senior Members’ Society Members of the Society of Emeritus Fellows. Emeritus of Society the of Members velyn Lordvelyn (1997), of E President of the Society 38 at the Cambridge Corn Exchange. The Wolfson Review belonged to Hall, the belonged St from loan on Petersburg. paintings of exhibition whichtemporary once toand ajourney Houghton Hall where there is a Theatre to AMidsummer’sGlobe see Dream Night’s events, as planned weOther write, are avisit to the College. of toannual all members event open deviation due to This walk is atidal to creek. an be Walk Hunstanton from to Titchwell, which a included InNorfolk April, alarge groupNorth on offthe set gardens. and buildings followed by avisit toworks, town’s the historical meritus Fellowsmeritus 2012–2013

Events and Societies 39 Wolfson is Cambridge’s most Cambridge’s is Wolfson than with more College cosmopolitan 80 nationalities represented. Our different students from many come parts ages all of spanning the world, intriguing have and backgrounds and stories to tell. The 2010, in launched Noodle Club, has advantage It full of this. takes informal an helped create to www.WolfsonPlus.com

environment for Wolfson students and members to understand each other’s culture and to to and culture students Wolfson for understand members other’s and each to environment newmake friends. students international Numerous benefit from practisingconversational look and year, this graduate I will speakers. English of with the kind our help native English the Noodle Club. continuing forward a new organiser to This year we expanded our ‘culture’ aspect by organising the first ‘Travellers’ Tales’ event, in event, Tales’ the first aspect organising expanded‘Travellers’ we by year This ‘culture’ our about talked experiences their abroad. These speakers with WCSA, where collaboration well were and visited of the countries various of the culture a taste gave presentations website our visit please the future: in events hold such more to plan attended. We sites.google.com/site/wolfsonlcs Our Language and Culture Society offers members of Wolfson a chance to learn or teach a teach Societyor to learn WolfsonOur Language Culture offers and memberschance a of part as students classes contemporary our use language preparation of Many their language. a learning love simply many as just studyingfor or working post-Cambridge. abroad However, students PhD and important MPhil Another Wolfson give aspect language. to is foreign us for studies opportunity an and experience a relaxed area and in linguistics in teaching gain to friendly environment. Varun Khanna (2010), Student and Student Society President Khanna Varun (2010), Language and Culture Society Society Culture and Language

Naisheng Cui (2010), Student and Organiser and Student (2010), Cui Naisheng Noodle Club Events and Societies clearly andhumour! with I’ve enjoyed light doing exercise in setting." such afriendly (Sasha) teacher, bringing confidence beginner, to evenmost the confused explaining moves and the "Ballroom dancing at Wolfson this year areally has been great experience. Russell is an excellent to speakour participants for themselves: control Iwill leave in theirget of step feet, music the with their with partners. and move in sync overcome beginners the humourtouch has helped initial and good inhibitions and gain bump around and into floor the each other. tuition with Russell’shiscombined lightexpert learn to at feel ease across astwirl laugh they cultural barriers at their clumsy first attempts, cornercan world, the who of intellectualfrom every from We overload. together bring people achance students giving from to learn skill,apart anew exercise and take abreak their bodies in an international avaluable social function Dancing environment performs such as Wolfson, at Club’s the their footwork practise sessions and at weekly our joint tea dances in College. Lent Term, our dancers of some movedto have lessons at They CDC. also hadachance to when stopped lessons towards College CDChave with benefit: of of close end links the been and Latin dancing inModern his own company andDancers’ at Cambridge the Club (CDC). Our this year Ifound professional, anew teaching Russell experience Sole, has who life-long At 2011, endof the hadto teacher we to sadly say goodbye our long-standing Glen,but Rachel 70some regularly each of signing members new Michaelmas up for lessons Term. at start the Ballroom dancing continues entertainment to and apopular visitors, be students among with Susie H Society Dancing Ballroom oelgaard (1976),oelgaard Organiser and Member Senior 40 The Wolfson Review with help from Russell. from help with for on another season, tojoys dancing. of carry Ihope to many so and initiate know students them into the over years the aprivilege to has it been get For my part (Li-Ching).short!" elegantly (well, hopefully), Ialways class the feel is too also who those enjoy dancing. Stepping music with especially to friends, meet agreatwith opportunity Wolfson ballroom dancingstudying. classes provide me more aware and helps to me my of relax after body happy feel "I and healthy dancing. when It makes me 2012–2013 Events and Societies and Chris Marker’s Marker’s Chris and 41 to Abbas Kiarostami’s 1990 Close-Up 1990 Abbas Kiarostami’s to www.WolfsonPlus.com . Memorable highlights of not-widely-disseminated films included the recently includedrecently the films of not-widely-disseminated . Memorable highlights

At the beach party, the old-fashioned swing boats drew the crowds all night long. Two the party, beach long. Two At the old-fashioned night all swing boats the crowds drew Tim O’Briennight roundedthe off Wolfson’s and Wolfson-based show put bands on a great set worthy of Ibiza. with a DJ Within the Wolfstock area, the music was a mix of acoustic and rock acts. rock and a mix of was acoustic the music On the food we area, the front, Within Wolfstock the best to barbecue with home-made ever treated were luxury burgers, sausages, hog roast butties. bacon and This year’s June Event captured the feel of ‘60s summers, with a summers, the feel captured of ‘60s Event June year’s This was Music party, festival, beach hall. carnivalmusic a dance and three played DJs three and bands 12 of the night: the highlight Highlights all. them seemed love stages to the and crowds Jazz Ensemble Spanky’s Band, Colonel included Love the Churchill very Jon the and own Wolfsons. Curtis Wolfson’s ofand course Toby Moncaster (2011), Student and Committee President Committee and Student (2011), Moncaster Toby June Event 2013: Wolfstock Wolfstock 2013: Event June Our programme for the cosmopolitan Wolfson audience incorporated a journey incorporated from Dziga audience Wolfson Our the programme cosmopolitan for Vertov’s a Movie Man 1929 Camera with The Arts guests and Society from neighbouring Film Colleges Wolfsonians together brings term’s each year, This acknowledged critically discussion. andengagein show to films weekly, of documentaryand fiction The of the classifications a theme. were followed rupture showing understanding selfhood was mirror exploredas in film Term, through Michaelmas in the focus essayistic an medium. questionedas we film Easter, in and, Lent Milosz Paul Rosinski (2012), Student (2012), Rosinski Milosz Paul Arts Film Society Society ArtsFilm Sans Soleil Sans 1983 by Shadi Abdel Salam and the 2011 Abdel the and 2011 Shadi Salam by Years the Counting of The Night film 1969 restored digitally Göran share by a wonderful was It Olsson. to pleasure 1967–75 Mixtape film Power The Black act to and an as community, with the Wolfson representations and narratives images, Media Screen Cultures. and in ambassador of the MPhil Events and Societies

© Matthew Harris kicked off with a superb jazz pianist, followed by a jazz band that got people in the mood. mood. in the band that people got pianist, followed by a jazz with a off jazz kicked superb to evening back ‘60s. swinging the danceThe people The hall to was designed transport highlight golf. The shy Wolfson was the Howler, and crazy compèred by Pierre Novelli. featured carnival The fairground favourites such as test-your-strength the machine, acoconut Toby Goldman. Andrew frame: of Wenzel. Out Event. (L-R): June the at Sarkar, Haines, perform Arun Wolfsons the and Jonathan Sharma, Curtis Curtis Jon 42 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Sport Sport practice sessions and games!practice Wolfson, go! Go season, to we again welcome hope many Next games. players and new old to our weekly would like to thank more the than 15 players our team that moreits or of in supported one greatly Captains, Chow As Ernest and Tilman both for our early loss in Cuppers the afterwards. This istime for many first the years that has won the Wolfson LeagueCollege and compensates College beat Wolfson first. formidable the Hughes Hall, Darwin Somewhat unexpectedly, putting Wolfson to win League, the top the team day. last then hadto their lose very game the on were six players field the on and were able pullto a clearplace.second win, securing orderIn for four players were available forgame. last the Wolfson the squadplayed Nonetheless, as there if teamthe encountered aloss against Hughes Hall. to unfortunate Due some coincidences, only during Michaelmas the League. Term, aslow start After three with straight wins, Lent but started Wolfson BasketballThe Team is 2013 the College Basketball University Cambridge the of Winner Tilman Lesch (2011),StudentandCaptain Basketball also represented at Prentice the and Oxford Cambridge Cup tour US. the of dominate Match in Varsity the at level. seed Queen’s University Number one at The Club, he In Tennis, Constantine was awardedTrust agrant Markides Hawks the from and continues to reminiscent fixture rain-soaked brutal, withthe resultbattlefield, of a going not our way. In Rugby League, Tom Hughes competed Green Lions the with in 33rd the Match: Varsity a alsoBlues but by WCBC, to where shein win helped blades May Bumps 2011. unfortunately this race waslast her for University. the talents Her will missed by not the be only Christine Seeliger, talent, rowed for Light aWolfson-grown the boat in Blondie the Blues but other place’. culminating opponents, against most in victories a20–13collected against ‘the victory Malcolm,John Hawkins, Pascal Matthew Maas, Eric Chapman and Kevin Maloney. Pythons The Wolfson has hadanother successful are and notable Footballers our American year in sport, Tom H Wolfson Sports ughes (2011),ughes Officer Student andWCSA Sports The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Review 44 Wolfson The Sport 45 www.WolfsonPlus.com Back row (L-R): Patrick Holden, Schoofs, Patrick Frank Manuel George Akhmejanov, Swift Schroeter, Gao, Drakakis,Back Jin row Tair (L-R): Liu. Giannikas, Kevin Maloney,Vaggelis Tilman Ernest Chow, Lesch, Tao Asztalos.Zhang, Zoltan row (L-R): Front This year we again joined forces with Downing for our campaign in the MCR League. After a League. the MCR in campaign our with Downing for joined forces again we year This the knock-out to stages summer. it through make this hoping to were we last year draw tough fixturethe – theagainst annual of the year the a warm big for match up really is That, of course, afterthe some outstandingteams, the field work in from both However, XI. President’s victory. eight-run an snatched XI President’s Austen Saunders (2010), Student and Captain with some long-standing Club, members beenIt’s moving on. the Cricket for of change a season Wolfson’s Given the team. some into been new arrivals welcome also able to we’ve Happily, honed who’ve their players introduce to a pleasure it’s always mix of nationalities, cosmopolitan the snow, April in Fielding game. of the the beauties English the world to around on pitches skills always amongst be will spin, to refusessuddenly the outfield, as green as which spin and pitches of elements a Cambridge education! the most challenging Cricket The victorious President’s XI. President’s victorious The Sport dedication and talentdedication players of such as him. his Match Varsity conceding without apoint; much our success of this year the on was based year. next University the Pete went Rogers to on represent and won against Oxford Cambridge repeated this success in Lent and as aresult we playing will top the of as be one eight Colleges in gaining promotion in process. the To our surprise (and that many of teams around us) we College League. We match won every we played and finished ourof divisiontop by Christmas, game still further.Following many a social games, difficult I hadthe teamtask the selecting for of Term. coach, new Our D’Alessandro, Andy significant us praiseraise deserves getting to for our arrivals squad, new bolstering of we our existing hadamagnificentin Michaelmascohort start This year unprecedented has seen success for Wolfson College Squash Club. astrong With Coleman (2012),StudentandCaptainRhys Squash our life of at Wolfson. season as part team afantastic we will formed who remember friends, successful of the 2012–2013 Badminton Badminton Society, also to for provides members interact and socialise. another platform Overall, Badminton website – www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/badminton. A Facebook group, Wolfson October. Moreover, next dormant from so being for ten our after years, we have re-developed to upmen’s set asecond team that also competed in College the League and will continue to do Additionally, regularly. with alarge to number students of practise we This attracted allowed us teams in Division 2. This is an unprecedented achievement for Wolfson. League. Both teams won their divisions in Michaelmas and Lent and now play best the among men’s strong formed and women’s teams which dominated their divisions in College the agility, and precision –fundamental This year, student. skills for every our Badminton Club Badminton isthat ateam requires complete sport concentration, mental and physical fitness and Hamlischer(2010),StudentandCaptainJens Badminton The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Review 46 Wolfson The Nalluri, Mayida Azhar. Mayida Nalluri, Madhavi Katrin Volbracht, Chan, Lily Front (L-R): row Madan, Ragini Armitage, Henan Song. Hamlischer, Joachim Dias, Peter Jens Chee, Philip Narang, Gaurav (L-R): row Back Gorla, Jagadeesh Wolfson’s Badminton team

Sport This year, our first team achieved a achieved team first our year, This thewonderful in place third the tournament; Cuppers Cambridge SomeWolfson history. firstin time attended also the British players University College and part as year of this Championships of the Cambridge membership their Club. Tennis University Table start will we Next Term Michaelmas League the Inter-College in playing and, with help, we also hope also we to with help, and, practice. for use new tables to acquire 47 www.WolfsonPlus.com Other regular sports activities during the year, not mentioned separately, were Wolfson Wolfson were Other sports mentioned separately, not regular activities the year, during sessions. Tango and Salsa Yoga, Tanglang, Ki-Aikido, Pachi Weekly Aerobics sessions have been held every Wednesday in the Wolfson Seminar Room been Seminar the Wolfson held in every have sessions Wednesday Weekly Aerobics every with teacher the Lee Hall sessions in Monday Zumba and teacher, as Mansley with Jane Ogale or Swati ([email protected]) Spyk Kerry Van Marie Louise Marks. email Please list. mailing their join to wish if you ([email protected]) Other Sports I would like to thank Anne Ernst, Francesca Burali D’Arezzo, Jerome Joaug and Su Li as, without all without as, Li all Joaug Jerome Su and D’Arezzo, Burali Ernst, Francesca Anne thank to like I would been so successful. have never would the classes help, their Debbie Bin Deng (2010), Student and Captain successfully we England, Volleyball and with from grants the Club During the last academic year, rules from game beginner and skills sections. volleyball four held drop-in in coach classes We level half-professional to level, including overhand passing, forearm passing, smashing, tipping, turn-backattack, back field passing, Each one-hourroll. servingandsprawl dig, receiving, and attractedclass people. 30 and between 10 Volleyball First Team Players in Cuppers 2013 (L-R): Xiaoke Yang, Longzhu Xiaoke Yang, (L-R): Players in CuppersFirst Team 2013 Conrad. Julian Khanna, Varun Cai, Table Tennis Tennis Table President Student and Team (2009), Khanna and Julian Conrad and Captain, (2010), Student Varun activity new members who welcome seek regular our always join recreational to We or wish tournament. College every the termly in sessions play and Thursday training Sport victories to College! ourvictories beloved challenges the though are much higher, we’re more determined than ever to more bring and inspired We’re year everybody. topushed, supported and, Bumps forward next looking (women’s), and exceptional coaches Stephanie Rehkuh (M1) and Chris (W1) Parkhouse who leadershipcrews, captains, both from outstanding (men’s) Nick Salisbury and Tamara Steijger This achievement remarkable wouldn’t and enthusiastic havecommitted possible without been five lost they yearsago: 16 Division in year’s which2, securesposition May theirnext Bumps. for divisions, which is agreat achievement, for W1 are particularly who position now in same the and hands even harder, we now have women’s our first both men’s and second in the boats determination. countless After early mornings (5am), hard of training weeks head races, regattas, Both men’s the and women’s squadentered Mays the Bumps great with motivation and differentcategories: double,the four the and winning steeltankards points for and Wolfson. went undefeated to Peterborough a1km Regatta, in two sprint victories bringing another two rounds ‘cup’ the of they following event, week, The to W2 and beating racing win pots. Catz W2, winning their After proceeded Wolfson to W1 the against first round remainingSelwyn previousthe year, crew.whole to the that broughtvictory Nines was it the but Regatta first the In Camand Champs Headthe the of than Eights better Head, women’s the squadperformed preparation for May the Bumps. promising 5:25 benchmark of over 1.5km, which preferred they to after focus training on in brought their race to men’s an The end. squadthen entered Champs a set Eights Head.They four was interrupted in river(!), the by adog in asolidrow put but stop before an emergency rowers, Eight and werethan faster fastest the actually in third the men’s division Mays. The the of beaten second, only women came Mile.Radegund The by afew seconds CUW full of by aboat Intense in Easter Term. training started Two women’s men’s and one four were entered for St the their previous record by 1:30. Unfortunately men’s the race was cancelled due to weather. bad 21:19, time where toof managed they Thames, positions up go 68 an with outstanding beating Lent women’s training Bumps.and The preparing for WeHORR,race a7km the on squad started Driven by persistence and devotion, squads both were aclear on back following river week the promising term and positive Lents result. abump with at finish! Railway the the from just 200m to Bridge taste Altogether victory a very as W1 Trinity bumped Hall by Post W2 First Corner and M1 chasedPembroke M2 and were able while men’s the four kept days crews After both racing, of theirs stable. finishedon a highnote women’s and men’s squads, women’s the crew hadto content be position, one adown with This year’s Lent Bumps proved once strong moreDespite that happen. can having anything very Rezk(2009),StudentandCaptainRasha Rowing The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Review 48 Wolfson The News News train by Dr Marie Lovatt when she supervised her as her an undergraduate. she when supervised train by MarieLovatt Dr DuignanDr took PhD her in July 2012 at College, Magdalene culmination the aprocess of in set (1976) Duignan Elizabeth Dr in 2012. Arts of Professor aFellow Chapman Society Royal the of was elected Professor Jane Chapman FRSA (1971) and TV. radio on she was interviewed Ramgoolam, Colom, Wolfson Visiting former Fellow. Following an audience Prime the with Minister, Navin Dr In September 2012, Smith de Mrs spokeat aconference in Mauritius, organised by Jacques Dr (1970) Smith de Barbara Mrs Germany:Antecedents‘Spain Americas’and and‘Modern the and Achievements’. Professor aTutor will be Whittaker at Cambridge’s Third the of Age, University courses giving on (1967) Whittaker Professor Victor Atlanta, retired He 21 Georgia. there from after years and now lives in Whepstead, Suffolk. In 1989, within Centers aDirector the Mahy Dr became for Disease Control and Prevention in Brian MahyDr (1966) News Members’ in South Koreain South and presented research findings in Japan. Society. wasin aVisiting He Nanchang Lecturer then lectured and Guangzhou, government Osteoporosis and the Chinese the of Committee Gerontological In April 2013 Professor to returned Klein China, by Jiangxi the hosted Provincial (1970) Klein Professor Gordon specialising in women’s Chaired Lash Mrs appeal. education. its theological their workin developing Institute, the Catholic Cambridge first the College husband Professor in recognition Nicholas by of Lash naming LashLibrary the and Lash her Mrs honoured Margaret InstituteThe Theology of Beaufort (1974) Lash Janet Mrs 50 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Review Wolfson The News , Members’ News continued 51 www.WolfsonPlus.com Dr Bujdoso and Dr Alana Thackray have been awarded a grant from the been MRC Thackray a grant DrDr and awarded Alana Bujdoso have model to a new animal as melanogaster of Drosophila the development for of the replacement to contribute should This of sheep. scrapieanalyse disease in research. animals mammalian Dr Raymond Bujdoso (1981) Bujdoso Dr Raymond Dr HerbertDr (1977) Meister Office for Union’s the European in Counsellor Legal Senior retired Dr Meister, Cologne, near and Spain in lives now Market, the Internal in Harmonisation and from contemporary Wolfsonians hear to be He would delighted Germany. [email protected]). (via College the in stays subsequent of Briggs (1977) Dr David 2010 Award Book Ecology of the Marsh winner was Dr Briggs of the Year Ecosystems Human-Influenced in Conservation and Microevolution for Plant Cambridge University Press. This award by the British Ecological Society Ecological the British by award This Cambridge University Press. of the ecologyon science or influence a book for theis greatest having its application. Professor Moore has been awarded the Thomas Simm Littler Lectureship for 2013 by the British the British by been Moore Littler has the Thomas awarded 2013 for Simm Professor Lectureship the to fieldaudiology’. of contribution academic Society significant of Audiology ‘a for (1983) Moore Brian FRS Professor Dr Peter RobertsDr Peter (1981) CalvinPrize & Rose Distinguished G Hoffman‘for Dr Roberts the 2012 awarded was Presences 1580–87: Cambridge, at Marlowe ‘Christopher for Marlowe’ Christopher on Publication Absences’. and Professor Morris was awarded the 2012 British Psychological Society British his for Barbara Prize Wilson the 2012 Morris awarded was Professor UK. the in neuropsychology to contribution outstanding Professor Robin Morris (1981) Professor Dr Ridout Brian (1979) partly and Birmingham near on live wife Dr Chapman) ElizabethDr Ridout A Ridout his and (née engaged scientific in They a company of Greece. run Ridout Skopelos, Associates, the island and the UK in buildings historic in problems of decay timber related and assessment conservation organisations. many assists which and internationally, News

European Molecular Biology Laboratory Brussels in August 2013. August in Brussels Ms Marchal EU the of in Delegation wasthe appointed to Political Headthe of India Section in (1988) Marchal Anne Ms law at Trinity College. teaching years as atribute to Tony Weir, took his who at LLM Tulane in 1960s the and spent approximately 50 Professor Tulane the with working Herman has been Law Review editors to publish issue aspecial Professor (1988) Herman Shael School. Professor Toft awarded in aPassat hasLLM the Law Cardiff been Distinction with University Professor Brian Toft (1987) OBE Fellowship. Sassoon Siegfried as The MilleralifeMr of member was admitted (1986) Miller Robert Mr remembrance of Sir of in apoem with honour David. March 2013 and is Williams dedicated to Lady late and the Professor Sir David Williams. 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Professor News Obituaries member oftheGarden Committee. andmammalogy.histochemistry was aFellow John at Wolfson from 1984to 1988andalsoa where ofApplied BiologyatCambridge he developed hisinterests inhistology,Department Founding Fellow of Wolfson an interest andcontinuedto take inCollege affairs. proudthat hewasunableto attendto Collegehave functions,hewasvery beenanEmeritus Wine Committee College. atthethennew Althoughhisfailinghealthinrecent years meant knowledge to gooduseasamemberofthe He wasalsoaconnoisseuroffinewineandputhis Junior Wimbledon, whichwassadlycancelledbecauseoftheonsetSecond World War. Fred andanexcellent wasanaccomplishedpianistandclarinettist tennis player. Hequalified for National Trust near property Wrexham. Having learnt Welsh, hegave talksinthatlanguage. administration elsewhere. After retiring in1977hespentsometimeasAdministrator ofErddig, a Graduate Studieshemadeagreat given ofuniversity experience impact, hiswideandvaried Education atLiverpoolUniversity, oftheBoard of hecameto in1962.As Cambridge Secretary Hull (where oftheBoard hewasinstrumentalinitsmove of to status)andSecretary University ofEducation atLeicesterAdministrator University, intheDepartment Assistant Registrar at CollegeSchool, andCardiffMedical hejoinedthe University anatomy and, University atBristol stintsatRoyalHolloway after business. HegainedaPhDfamily horticulture onhedgehogbrain BrownJohn life spentmuchofhisearly helpingwiththe in Bristol FlowerdewJohn 2013 25 March 1928–14April Former Fellow Clevedon John Dr Brown distinguished career administration.After postsas inuniversity attheLondon ofEconomics. School and history Hehadavaried inLondonCollege in1965.Hewasborn andstudiedeconomic Fred Algate becameaFounding Fellow of Wolfson (thenUniversity) Bill Kirkman 15 November 2013 1922–14 May Founding Fellow Emeritus and Fellow FrederickMr Maurice Algate 76 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Review Wolfson The News Obituaries continued Obituaries 77 www.WolfsonPlus.com Professor John Charles Hutton John Charles Professor Former Fellow 18 May 1948–18 December 2012 Owen Edwards was acknowledgedJohn Hutton research. as a world leader in diabetes completing and had a glittering earlyHe was born career in Australia he set out to Australians with many As in Diabetic Retinopathy. a PhD de Bruxelles. initially workingconquer the world, Libre at the Université Professor RobertProfessor E Dewar Fellow and Visiting Fellow 4 July 1949–7 April 2013 JohnsonGordon he met his where Yale Robert at his doctorate Dewar studied for become Professor on to He went Alison Richard. Professor wife, and Head of the Department at the University of of Anthropology Connecticut. his early Although work was concerned with settlement He was awarded a two-year Fellowship and progressed to Cambridge to work with the late work with the late Cambridge to to and progressed a two-year Fellowship He was awarded Nick a leading authority Hales, on insulin production and its assay. Professor He maintained his research interests in Cambridge with a Fellowship at the McDonald Institute. in Cambridge with a Fellowship interests He maintained his research his assiduous and through Vice-Chancellor’s Lodge knew host in the We him best as a graceful both in this country see It at Cambridge to events, presence a pleasure and abroad. was always wearing one of his wonderful the room, ties. him across bow in the north-eastern United States he became particularly involved, with Professor Richard, in a Richard, in the north-eastern Professor with he became particularly States United involved, He was mainly concerned with the in Madagascar. change long-term study of environmental understanding impact for of human settlement on the eco-systems of the island and argued forces. natural change as a complex interaction of many environmental John was a bibliophile, also enjoying classical music, gardens and gardening, cooking, British and gardening, gardens classical music, also enjoying John was a bibliophile, history archaeology. and John will be most remembered for his contributions to mammalogy, where he published he published where his contributions mammalogy, to for John most remembered will be work.ground-breaking He was an early the Mammal member of Society and served the Society Publications of itsjournal new Editor and Officer Mammal Reviewas Scientific Secretary, . John In the journal launch in helping to was instrumental of its early and in the publication volumes. outstanding service. his Medal Silver for the Society’s awarded 1981 he was News developmental biologyofpancreatic isletcells andtheirfunction. Diabetes, ofColorado, University played whereamajor role hislaboratory inestablishingthe 1995hewasappointed Research Davis DivisionDirectorIn Centre attheBarbara for Childhood celebration)beforehad afestschrift(written Haleshadananglingtitle. Nick was fostered thathe It isnoteworthy Nick Hales. underthetutelage aswell of ashisscientificability abouthis asgreat towhetherhis effacing modesty love scientific offly-fishing gifts. 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92 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 New Fellows 2012–2013

Bredon Fellow On 1 July 2013, His Excellency Mahfouz bin Mahfouz was elected the College’s first Bredon Fellow. He holds a Law degree from King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia, and is the Chief Executive, Finance Director and controlling shareholder of the Marei bin Mahfouz Group, a leading corporation based in Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

The Group was founded by his father, Sheikh Marei Mubarak Mahfouz bin Mahfouz, whose family originally came to Saudi Arabia from the Yemen. The Marei bin Mahfouz Group is a diversified group of companies engaged in the business of retail and wholesale trade, and also has substantial property holdings, including hotels.

In 2012 HE Mahfouz bin Mahfouz set up a registered charity, The Mahfouz Foundation, with the aim of advancing education in the United Kingdom with regard to the culture, history, language, literature and institutions of the Middle East. His strong interest in British culture has led him to Membership seek to develop a long-term relationship with Wolfson College, and he has been most generous in making a substantial donation to the College. © Louis Sinclair

www.WolfsonPlus.com 93 New Fellows 2012–2013 continued Fellows Dr Haider Butt, originally from Pakistan, received his PhD from the CU Department of Engineering in April 2012. His PhD thesis was focused on metamaterials based on carbon nanotubes. In October 2012 he was awarded a Cambridge Philosophical Society sponsored Henslow Research Fellowship at Wolfson College. In 2013 he also received an ABTA Doctoral Research Award. His research interests include nanophotonics, metamaterials, nano-structured materials and liquid crystals.

Dr Sreenivas Chavali is an EMBO Long Term Fellow at MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. His investigations aim at linking how variation in DNA alters externally observable traits (phenotypes).

Dr Qing Dai is a Research Associate at the Centre of Molecular Materials for Photonics and Electronics at the CU Department of Engineering.

Dr Simon Elsässer is a Herchel Smith Fellow, working at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. He obtained his PhD in 2011 from Rockefeller University. He is interested in how chromatin regulated genes expression in eukaryotic cells and is applying biochemical, structural and chemical biology approaches to address this problem.

Dr Meng-Chuan Lai is a Research Associate at the Autism Research Centre. His current research aims at elucidating the heterogeneity of autism by specifying and contrasting its various subgroups, with a particular focus on females with autism. He was awarded the Donald J Cohen

Membership Fellowship from the International Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions in 2012. He also obtained an Adjunct Assistant Professorship at the Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University starting from August 2013.

Dr Jesper Levinsen moved to the Cavendish Laboratory in 2010 as a Marie-Curie Fellow and later as a Fellow of the Carlsberg Foundation. His research focused on ultracold atomic gases, with particular emphasis on the properties of strongly correlated systems. He left Cambridge in June 2013 for a Fellowship at Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies.

Dr George Karekwaivanane is a Research Fellow at the Centre of African Studies. His research interests are in the field of African social and political history. He is currently examining the role of law in the constitution and contestation of state power in Zimbabwean history and the social and political history of legal professionals in Zimbabwe.

Dr Magnus Kjaergaard is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Chemistry. He studies protein misfolding using single-molecule fluorescence techniques in order to understand the molecular mechanism of Alzheimer’s disease.

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Dr Kei Miyamoto received his PhD in 2009, working on mammalian nuclear transfer and reprogramming, then joined Professor John Gurdon‘s CU laboratory as a Research Associate. His current research is to identify natural reprogramming factors and mechanisms in eggs/oocytes.

Dr Vijay Narayan is a Herchel Smith Research Fellow in the Semiconductor Physics Group, Cavendish Laboratory. He is interested in the novel phenomena arising in electron systems where inter-electron interactions are strong, and investigates low-density two-dimensional electron systems by studying their thermo-electric and magnetic properties.

Mr Brendan Plant is College Teaching Officer and Director of Studies in Law at Wolfson College, and CU Affiliated Lecturer in Law. He serves as a Junior Research Fellow at the University of Freiburg, where he is a member of the Legal Theory team, and as an Associate Fellow of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law in Cambridge. His research and teaching interests include international dispute settlement, territory and boundary disputes, legal theory, human rights, the history of international law, international criminal law and international humanitarian law.

Dr Novi Quadrianti received his PhD in Computer Science from the Australian National University. He is now a Newton Fellow of the Royal Society in the Department of Engineering and a Junior Member of the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences. His research focuses on addressing challenges for internet applications in the context of machine learning. Membership

Dr Britta Schilling is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in History. She has previously published on German women, colonialism and visual culture in the inter-war era. Her current research explores the relationship between empire and material culture in domestic spaces in sub-Saharan Africa in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Mr Jeremiah William Schwarz is a Junior Research Fellow in History where he is researching the history of Post-Cold War humanitarian interventions and the role of private military security firms in the Bosnian War. He received his BA from Fordham University, New York, and is now in the final stages of his PhD in History at Wolfson. He has served as a Henry Luce Fellow at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (NUS), Singapore. He is a recepient of Truman, Luce, and Gates Cambridge Fellowships and serves as CEO of Pliix, a global advisory firm.

Dr Louis Vermeulen is a Research Fellow at the CRUK Cambridge Institute where he works on stem cells and cancer, predominantly in the intestine.

Dr Tongtong Zhu is a Research Associate in the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. His research focuses on the development and optimisation of growth methods to facilitate the formation of high quality optical micro-cavities and improving the performance of single photon sources based on InGaN quantum dots.

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As at 31 July 2013, in order of election to the Fellowship

1981 Marie Lovatt BA AKC PhD; Senior Fellow, Wolfson College

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

1983 Brian Moore MA PhD FMedSci FRS; Professor of Auditory Perception and Deputy Head of Department of Experimental Psychology

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

1989 Duncan McCallum 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 Membership 1992 John Naughton BE MA FRSA; Emeritus Professor of the Public Understanding of Technology, The Open University; Director, Wolfson College Press Fellowship Programme; Adjunct Professor, University College, Cork and Vice-President, Wolfson College Peter Weissberg MA MD FRCP FMedSci; Medical Director, British Heart Foundation and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital

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

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1998 Duncan Maskell MA PhD FMedSci; Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science & Food Safety and Head of Department of Veterinary Medicine Koen Steemers BSc BArch MPhil PhD RIBA; Professor of Sustainable Design and Head of Department of Architecture Thomas Ridgman MA CEng FIET; University Lecturer, Dept of Engineering Sally Church BA MA PhD; Tutor and 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 Steven Hand BSc MSc PhD; Reader in Computer Systems, 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 Michael Bienias MA; Director, Estate Management 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 Membership 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 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, 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

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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 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 Gillian Murphy PhD FMedSci; Professor of Cancer Cell Biology and Deputy Head of Dept of Oncology Peter Jones MD PhD FRCP FRCPsych FMedSci; Professor of Psychiatry and Head of Dept of Psychiatry

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

2005 Lesley MacVinish 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 Science Tripos), Faculty of Biology Jonathan Ingham MA PhD; Research Associate, Centre for Photonic Systems, Dept of Engineering Membership Zhi-Yong Li BSc MA PhD; Senior Research Fellow, Dept of Radiology 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 Junior Proctor

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 GP 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

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Alice Benton BA MA; Head of Educational & Student Policy, Academic Division Vincenzo Vergiani PhD; Lecturer in Sanskrit, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Linda Wicker BS PhD; Professor of Immunogenetics, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research

2008 Gordon Dougan BSc MA PhD FMedSci FRS; Head of Pathogen Research and Management Board Member, The 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 James (Chip) Coakley BA MA PhD; Affiliated Lecturer on Syriac, Faculty of Divinity; Affiliated Researcher, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies and Manuscript Specialist, Cambridge University Library Sir Anthony Brenton KCMG MPhil MA; formerly British Ambassador to Russia Michael O’Sullivan CMG MA MPhil; Chief Executive, Cambridge International Examinations Massimiliano Garagnani Laurea PhD PhD; Investigator Scientist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit 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 and Director, Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium, 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, Membership 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 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 Bonnie Auyeung BA PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Psychiatry 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 MRACI CCHEM FCP; Director of Neuroscience, GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceutical; Adjunct Professor of Neuroscience, Monash University, Australia and Affiliated Lecturer, Dept of Psychiatry Abderrahmane (Abdul) Kaidi BSc PhD; Research Fellow, The Gurdon Institute

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Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL BSc MB BCH PhD FRS FRCP FRCPath FMedSci (1989); Vice Chancellor, University of Cambridge and Honorary Fellow, Wolfson College Alistair Fair BA MA PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Architecture and Director of Studies in Architecture, Wolfson College and Churchill College Maria Muñoz Caffarel BSc MSc PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Pathology 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 Oliver Woodford MA MEng DPhil; Research Engineer, Toshiba Cambridge Research Laboratory

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 Uilleam Blacker MA MA PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Slavonic Studies David de Sancho BSc BSc MSc Dip PhD; FEBS Long Term Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Chemistry Harry Leitch MA PhD; Research Associate, The 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 Amy Wyatt BBiotech PhD; Postdoctoral Researcher, Dept of Chemistry 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 Philip Goodwin MSci PhD; Herchel Smith and NERC Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Earth Sciences Membership Chan Woo Kim BSc PhD; Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Pure Mathematics & Mathematical Statistics Wansu Kim BSc PhD; Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Pure Mathematics & Mathematical Statistics

2012 Michelle St Clair BA MSc PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Psychiatry and Tutor, Wolfson College 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

Governing Body Fellows appointed thereafter are listed in the New Fellows’ section on pp.94–95. 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.

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As at 31 July 2013, in order of election to the Honorary Fellowship

1977 The Revd Professor Owen Chadwick 2003 Professor Dame Alison Richard DBE DL OM KBE FBA General Sir Michael Jackson GCB CBE 1986 Dr Lee Seng Tee FBA AAAS DSO DL 1987 Sir John Sparrow The Rt Hon the Lord Soulsby of 1990 Sir Christopher Benson DL FRICS Swaffham Prior (1978) Professor Sir Hans Kornberg FRS 2005 Professor David Crystal OBE FBA 1992 Professor Hugh Bevan 2006 Professor Neil Gorman DL FRCVS (1978) The Revd Professor Ernest Nicholson Dr David Grant FREng CBE (2000) DD FBA (1966) HE Tharman Shanmugaratnam 1994 Professor Mary Hesse ScD FBA (1965) 2008 The Hon Justice Susan Kiefel AC LLM 1995 Professor Leslie Zines AO Dr Judy McGregor Membership The Rt Hon Sir Michael Hardie Boys Dr Louise Mirrer GCMG PC 2009 Mr William H Gates Sr 1997 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa ONZ OBE Miss E Kirsten E Rausing DUniv The Rt Hon the Baroness Scotland of Professor Wang Gungwu CBE Asthal PC QC The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of 2000 Professor Suzanne Cory AC FAA FRS Mapesbury PC LLD FBA (1975) The Rt Hon the Lord Stevens of 2010 Dr Gordon Johnson (1993) Kirkwhelpington QPM DL 2011 Dame Janet Wolfson de Botton CBE Professor William Brown CBE (1985) Judge Sang-Hyun Song 2001 The Rt Revd Dr Anthony Russell 2002 Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL FRS Dates in brackets indicate the year of first FRCP FMedSci (1989) election to the Fellowship. All dates denote Professor Andrew von Hirsch calendar year, rather than academic year.

Bredon Fellow 2013 His Excellency Mahfouz bin Mahfouz Lord of Abernethy GCMLJ FRSA

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As at 31 July 2013, 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 Dr Janet West Mapesbury PC LLD FBA (HF) 1991 Professor Malcolm Burrows ScD FRS 1976 Dr Cecil Treip Mr Michael Richardson 1977 Dr David Briggs 1992 Dr Patricia Hyndman Dr Owen Edwards FRCP 1993 Dr Margaret E Shepherd 1978 Dr Henry Tribe Mr Anthony Wilson The Rt Hon the Lord Soulsby of Dr Gordon Johnson (HF) Swaffham Prior (HF) 1994 Dr Norma Emerton

Membership 1980 Dr R Stuart McGregor Dr Donald MacDonald Dr Eric Miller 1995 Professor E Stewart Lee 1981 Dr John Cathie 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 Mr Mike Sharman MBE 1997 Dr Evelyn Lord Professor Rudolf Hanka FRSS FRSM Dr Timothy Mead 1983 Professor John Hughes FRS 1999 Dr Jeremy Mynott Dr Iain Wilkinson Dr Charles Jones Dr Roger Connan David J Hall Professor Witold Tulasiewicz 2000 Professor William Marslen-Wilson FBA Dr James Garlick Professor Andrew Pollard Dr Roy Switsur 2001 Professor Martin Bobrow CBE FRCP Professor William Blakemore FRCVS FRCPath FRS Dr Joan Whitehead Professor Andrew Herbert OBE FREng 1984 The Reverend John Snaith 2003 Dr Cyrus Chothia FRS Dr David Bostock 2004 Professor Philip Arestis Dr Sheelagh Lloyd Professor Robin Alexander FBA Professor Nicholas de Lange FBA Professor Richard Taylor 1986 Mr Colin Gill 2007 Mrs Margaret Greeves Dr David Clode 1987 Mac Dowdy HF indicates that this person is also an Honorary Fellow. All Professor Malcolm Warner dates denote calendar year, rather than academic year.

102 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 Senior Members

As at 31 July 2013

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

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

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

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

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

College Research Associates

As at 31 July 2013 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 Jane Kloda Dr Dietrich Rebholz- Dr Martin Allen FSA FRHistS Dr Julia Krivoruchko Schuhmann Dr Naures Atto Dr András Lakatos Dr Stefanie Reichelt Dr Elizabeth Blake Dr Yinglin Liu Dr Laura Rimell Dr Ana-Maria Blanaru Dr Nahal Mavaddat Dr Brian Robertson Dr Ge Chen Mr Andrew McKenzie-McHarg Dr Eleonora Rosati Dr Ji-yun Chun Dr Karyn Mégy Dr I Alasdair Russell Dr Jonathan Clarke Dr Kamiar Mohaddes Dr Zineb Saghi Ms Christine Counsell Dr David Money Dr Laurence Smith Dr Barry Dixon Dr Sarah Monk Dr Akeem Sule Dr Corinne Duhig FSA MIFA Dr Alfred Moore Dr Shadia Taha Dr Anton Enright Dr Sebastian Mosbach Dr Yosuke Tashiro Ms Natália Ferreira de Castro Professor Lena Irene Cheng Dr Bernard Thienpont Dr Camillo Formigatti Leng Ng Dr Dan Tidhar Dr Enrico Gili Dr Cristina Nombela Otero Dr Ana Toribio Dr Jane Goodall Mrs Helen Obregón Gieseken Dr Olga Ulturgasheva Dr Thore Graepel Dr Scott Owens Dr Petra Vértes Dr Grant Hill-Cawthorne Dr Alexander Panayotov Dr Jinhong Tracy Wang Mr Carl Hogsden Dr Joel Peck Dr Andrew Webb Dr Theodore Hong Dr Anabela Pinto Dr Svava Wetzel Dr Sven Huettner Dr Anthony Podberscek Mr Timothy Winter Dr E Annabel S Keeler Dr Jocelyn Probert Dr Huan Xu Mr Carsten Kern Dr Daniele Quercia Dr Natallia Yakavets

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Dr Ahmed Adam; University of Khartoum, Dept of Archaeology Judge John Adams; Waitakere District Court, New Zealand Professor Stephen Ahern; Acadia University, Canada, Dept of English & Theatre Dr Mathias Alubafi; University of the Witwatersrand, Wits Art Museum Dr Kennedy Amone-P’Olak; Gulu University, Uganda, Dept of Psychology Mr Robert Amundsen; University of Agder, Kristiansand, Norway Professor Dana Arnold; University of Southampton, School of Humanities Dr Lauren Arrington; University of Liverpool, Institute of Irish Studies Dr Samina Awan; Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Dept of History Professor Amiya Bagchi; Tripura University and Calcutta University, Institute of Development Professor Kadriye Bakirci; Hacettepe University, Turkey, Law Dept Dr Rita Banerjee; Delhi University, Shyam Lal College, Dept of English Professor Bruce Berman; Queen’s University, Canada, Dept of Political Studies Dr Stefania Biscetti; University of L’Aquila, Italy, Dept of Human Sciences Ms Gaye Brunker; Kawamura Gakuen Woman’s University, Japan, International & English Dept Dr Liang Cai; University of Arkansas, History Dept Dr Michael Carrel; University of Cambridge, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law Membership Professor Jane Chapman; Lincoln University, Faculty of Media & Humanities Dr Yunlian Chen; Nagoya University, Graduate School of Environmental Studies Professor Giovanni Ciappelli; Università degli Studi di Trento, Dipartimento di Filosofia, Storia e Beni Culturali Dr Matthew Davies; British Institute in Eastern Africa, Nairobi Dr Ramu de Bellescize; University of Rouen, Faculty of Law PD Dr Christof Dejung; University of Konstanz, Germany, Dept of History & Sociology Dr Gaurav Desai; Tulane University, Dept of English Professor Robert Dewar Jr; University of Connecticut, Dept of Anthropology Mr Yi Aaron Ding; University of Helsinki, Dept of Computer Science Dr Norman Domeier; University of Stuttgart, Historical Institute Dr Stefan Dorondel; Francisc I Rainer Institute of Anthropology, Bucharest Mr Firdaus Suffian Abdul Latif; Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Kuala Lumpur Dr Lincoln Flake; National Intelligence University, Washington DC, Center for Strategic Intelligence Research Professor Spyridon Flogaitis; European Public Law Organization, Athens University, Faculty of Law Professor Patricia Foster; Indiana University, Dept of Biology Mr Shinji Fukuda; Fukuoka University, Dept of English Dr Christian Füllgrabe; Nottingham University, MRC Institute of Hearing Research Section and University of Cambridge, Dept of Experimental Psychology 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

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Dr Stefan Goltzberg; University of Cambridge, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Professor Linda Gordon; New York University, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Mr Sebastian Gottschalk; Freie Universität Berlin, Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut Dr Vincent Guillin; Université du Québec à Montréal, Département de Philosophie Dr Abhijit Gupta; Jadavpur University, Kolkata, Dept of English Ms Minu Haschemi Yekani; European University Institute, Florence, Dept of History & Civilization Dr Rachel Havrelock; University of Illinois at Chicago, Dept of English Dr Michael Heinz; Purdue University, Auditory Neurophysiology & Modeling Laboratory, Indiana Dr Alfred Hirt; Independent Research Fellow Professor Thomas Hodgson; North Carolina State University, Dept of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Ms Vanessa Holzer; University of Cambridge, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law Dr Wolfgang Huber; European Bioinformatics Institute, Heidelberg Dr Rex Hughes; Cambridge-MIT Institute Communications Research Network and Royal Institute of International Affairs, London Dr Masato (John) Ikegami; Matsuyama University, Graduate School of Language & Communication Dr Monique Ingalls; University of Cambridge, Faculty of Music Professor Margaret (Marga) Jann; Uganda Martyrs University, Faculty of the Built Environment Dr Vandana Joshi; Humboldt University, Berlin, Institute of Cultural Studies Mrs Marhaini Kamaruddin; Mingguan Malaysia, Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd, Selangor Dr Tahir Kamran; Government College University, Lahore Dr Shelley Katz; University of Surrey and Queen’s University, Canada Membership Professor Bruce Kinzer; Kenyon College, Ohio, Dept of History Professor Menahem Kister; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Institute of Jewish Studies Dr Michael Kobetsky; University of Melbourne, Melbourne Law School Professor Robert Koepp; Illinois College, English Faculty Miss Mei Ling Cecilia Kok; Star Publications (Malaysia) Bhd, Selangor Mr Tsuyoshi Kurokawa; Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport & Tourism, Japan Dr George (Atta) Kwami; Independent Artist, Art Historian and Curator Professor Dr Jon-Mirena Landa Gorostiza; University of the Basque Country, Faculty of Law Dr Sabine Lee; University of Birmingham, Dept of History Professor Young-Suk Lee; Gwangju University, Dept of English & English Literature Ms Nessa Leibhammer; University of Cape Town, The Archive & Public Culture Research Initiative Dr Becky Lewis; University of South Carolina, Dept of Religious Studies Professor Kevin Lewis; University of South Carolina, Dept of Religious Studies Dr Bin Li; National University of Defense Technology, Changsa, China, College of Aerospace & Materials Engineering 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 Mr Zu’ai Liu; National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, China, Humanities and Social Science College Professor William Lubenow; Richard Stockton College, New Jersey, Faculty of Arts & Humanities Dr Katherine Luongo; Northeastern University, Boston, History Dept Dr Christos Lynteris; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) Professor Elizabeth (Lisa) Margulis; University of Arkansas, Dept of Music

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Dr Louise Marlow; Director Wellesley College, Program in Middle Eastern Studies Professor Michael McLure; University of Western Australia, Perth, Faculty of Business Dr Ajit Menon; University of Madras, Madras Institute of Development Studies Dr Simon Mills; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) Dr Amos Mwaka; Makerere University, College of Health Sciences Dr Jenna Pei-Suin Ng; University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (CRASSH) Ms Thandiwe Nkambule; Eskom Holdings, South Africa Dr Joy Pachuau; Jawaharlal Nehru University, Centre for Historical Studies Dr Gabriel Paquette; The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Dept of History Dr Meritxell Pérez Ramírez; Institute of Forensic & Security Science, Autonomous University of Madrid and European University of Madrid Dr Iain Phillips; Loughborough University, Dept of Computer Science Dr Ohioma Pogoson; University of Ibadan, Institute of African Studies Professor Pier Luigi Porta; University of Milan, Faculty of Economics Dr Achille Puggioni; Bank of Italy, Regional Economics Research Office Dr Jane Rhodes; Macalester College, Minnesota, Dept of American Studies Dr Matteo Rizzo; University of Cambridge, Centre of African Studies Professor Brian Roley; Miami University, Dept of English Professor Gabriel Rosenbaum; The Hebrew University, Jerusalem and The Israeli Academic Center in Cairo Mrs Michal Rosenbaum; The Israeli Academic Center in Cairo and Alon Elementary School, Herzliyya Ms Karen Rothmyer; The Star, Nairobi Ms Varunika Saraf; Jawaharlal Nehru University, School of Arts and Aesthetics Mr Daniel Saxon; University of Cambridge, Faculty of Law

Membership Dr Anupama Sen; The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Dr Clare (Teresa) Shawcross; Amherst College, Dept of History Dr Helen Siedel; Independent Researcher Mr Malte Stübinger; Max Planck Institute for Comparative & International Private Law, Hamburg Professor Sasu Tarkoma; University of Helsinki, Dept of Computer Science Mr Kazuo Teranishi; The Asahi Shimbun, Foreign News Section Dr Emanuele Vaccaro; University of Cambridge, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research The Reverend Dr Chad Van Dixhoorn; Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church, Vienna Professor Stephen Vargo; University of Hawai’i at Manoa, Shidler College of Business Dr Nataliya Vlokh; The Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Ukraine, Dept of English Professor George Walker; Queen Mary University, London, Centre for Commercial Law Studies Dr Kathryn Wegner; Independent Historian Dr Yue Tina Xu; Hull University Business School, Centre of Regional & International Business Dr Daniel Long Zhang; Communication University of China, Beijing Dr Ping Zhong; Xiamen University, School of Information Science & Technology Ms Katrin Zippel; Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, History Dept

108 The Wolfson Review 2012–2013 College Staff

As at 31 July 2013

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