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October 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, October2003, 2008 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, Keep updated on events throughout the year by checking the College website checking website by the College the year throughout on events Keep updated www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk date contact up to details so please keep your email, by sent are events to Invitations [email protected] email to changes by us of any and inform Sunday 17 September 2017 Sunday Event AnniversaryEnd of 50th Campaign and donors benefactors By to invitation 23 September 2017 Saturday Reunion Alumni Annual beginning years in academic members the College who joined By to invitation 2017 16 November Thursday Dinner of Benefactors’ Commemoration Morrison SocietyBy to invitation members and major benefactors 2017 15 December Friday Reception in Cambridge Alumni Wolfson area members in the Cambridge By to invitation 18 January 2018 Thursday Club and Cambridge the Oxford at Reception in London Alumni Wolfson 10 June 2018 Sunday Cricket Match Cup President’s 15 June 2018 Friday Bumps Marquee May 17 June 2018 Sunday Party Garden and Mary College Reception, Recital Bevan Benefactors’ 23 September 2018 Saturday Reunion Alumni Annual beginning years in academic members who joined the College By to invitation Calendar of Events for Alumni in 2017–2018 in Alumni for Events of Calendar Useful Information

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Foreword: Editor 5

College Reports From the President 6 The Sixth President: Professor Jane Clarke 7 From the College Officers 8 The Library 12 The College Archive 13 Wolfson Gardens 15

Lectures and Events College Events 18 Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2017 20 Wolfson Research Event 21 Wolfson Research 22 Modelling autistic neurons 22 Jet engine aerodynamics and turbomachinery design 23 Management studies 24 Conspiracy 25 Climate change 26 Islamic finance 27 Art at Wolfson 28 Music at Wolfson 30

Wolfson Society The Society of Emeritus Fellows 32 Senior Members 32 College Research Associates 33 Humanities Society 33 Science Society 34 Lunchtime Seminar Series 35 Skills for Academic Success 36 My journey to Wolfson 37 Reham Elwakil 37 Adeeba Khan 38 Annabel Lawson 39 Julia Aldridge 40 University Challenge 41 Wolfson College Student Association 42 June Event 43 Wolfson Reading Group 44 Wolfson Latin Nights 44 Ballroom Dancing Society 45 Wolfson Howler 46 Board Games Society 47 Noodle Club 47 Plant Society 48 Tea Society 48 Sport Wolfson Sports 50 Athletics 51 Badminton 52 Basketball 52 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 53 Cricket 53 President’s Cup Cricket Match 53 Cross-Country 54 Football 55 Ninjutsu Society 55 Pool 55 Squash 56 Table Tennis 56 Zumba, Aerobics and Pilates Society 56 Social Rowing 57 Rowing 58

News Donations to Wolfson College 60 Philanthropy in Action 64 The Morrison Society 67 Members’ News 69 Books by College Members 77 Recent University Appointments 81 Obituaries 82 In Memoriam 87 Poem – The Final Challenge 88

Student Record Freshers 2016 90 Prizes and Studentships 91 Degrees Awarded 94 Poem – Wolfson’s warm Embrace 100

Membership College Officers 102 New Fellows 103 Fellows 105 Honorary and Bredon Fellows 111 Emeritus Fellows 112 Senior Members 113 College Research Associates 115 Academic Visitors 116 College Staff 120 Useful Information Inside Back Cover Calendar of events for alumni in 2017–2018 Back Cover Foreword

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk in Wolfson and the Challenge Team. in Wolfson and the Challenge the end of the College’s 50th AnniversaryThis September marks as well as the term of our President Sir Richardfundraising campaign, by Sian Cook onEvans. The outcome of the campaign is described losing to Balliol College, Oxford. It generated lots of media interestlosing to Balliol College, Conrad Guettler, Editor and unusual, Wolfson events was ourOne of the most exciting, final, narrowly team making it into the BBC2 University Challenge Foreword page 10 in her introduction as our new Development Director. And our Vice-President Grahampage 10 in her introduction as our new Development Professor Jane Clarke, who will start her term onAllen on page 7 introduces our next President, [email protected] This Easter Term we welcomed five new Press Fellows to Wolfson, and two of them, RebeccaThis Easter Term we welcomed five new projects on Climate Change and IslamicMacFie and Lidiana Rosli, describe their research keen interestAs Editor, I must once again express my deep gratitude to all the contributors for their in this Wolfson Review, and for submitting their pieces on time, facilitating my editorial tasks. This who is retiringissue wouldn’t appear without the help of our Communications Officer, Sheila Betts, of allin October after 14 years at the College. Her keen eye for detail and in particular the quality again inthe illustrations is greatly appreciated. And H2 Associates have done the College proud producing another attractive Review. This academic year featured another very successful Wolfson Research Event, an illuminatingThis academic year featured another very successful Director of the British Museum, attractive andLee Seng Tee Lecture by Neil MacGregor, formerly musical performances as described in the ‘Lecturescolourful Art exhibitions, and many and varied the activities of the wide range of College societies,and Events’ section. ‘Wolfson Society’ covers journey to Wolfson’ are a snapshot of how just someand the contributions under the heading ‘My it to the College. members of our diverse community made interest and success and now includes Athletics,The ‘Sport’ section reflects growing sporting Social Rowing tries to cater for rowers of allCross-Country and Social Rowing as new activities. and former College rowers. And W1 won blades in theabilities, from complete novices to current May Bumps. 1 October 2017. Finance, respectively. College Reports Clarke, whoIknow willtaketheCollegefromstrength tostrengthoverthenext sevenyears. contemporary culture.I’mdelighted tohanditovermydistinguishedsuccessorProfessorJane As allthissuggests,theCollege has nowestablisheditselfasavibrantandexcitingcentreof double portraitofusbothbySusan RydertohangontheGallerywallfromSeptember. that theCollegehas(unprompted!) recognisedheressentialcontributionbycommissioninga Biography waspublishedtowidespreadacclaimattheendofanniversary year.It’swonderful and energeticinvolvementofmywife,DrChristineCorton,whose ownbook,LondonFog:The Finally Ihopewillbeexcusedforadmittingthatcouldnothave donethejobwithoutactive coercion ofbeliefanditsrepresentationinart. Museum DirectorNeilMacGregor,acurtain-raiserforhisradio series,bookandexhibitiononthe his novelTheZoneofInterest,andthisyear’sLeeSengTeeDistinguishedLecturebyformer British Other culturalhighlightshaveincludedmypodiumdiscussion in2014withMartinAmisabout works byEileenCooperandRichardSorrell. done wondersinputtingtheCollegeonmap,mostrecentlywithsuperbexhibitionsof anniversary year,ourFineArtsCommittee,whichIestablishedshortlyaftermyappointment,has importantly, beginningwiththesuperbexhibitionofRichardDeaconmaquettesin Michael GoveoverhismisguidedattempttoreformtheHistorycurriculumin2013.More articles havecontributedtothis,including(whicheverwayyoutakeit)myverypublicrowwith and beyond.Ihopemyownpublications,radiotelevisionappearances,newspaper Part oftheremitgiventomein2010washelpraiseWolfsonCollege’sprofileCambridge loyalty theCollegehasinspiredinitsformerstudentsandVisitingFellows. York, Boston,WashingtonandBerlin.EverywhereI’vebeenstruckbyhowmuchwarmth many partsoftheworld,fromTokyo,HongKong,Beijing,KualaLumpurandSingaporetoNew colleagues attheAnniversaryweekendinWolfsonaswellmeetingalumniofCollege From thePresident 6 The Wolfson Review see so many friends and former students and see somanyfriendsandformerstudents 2015 asitscentre-point.Itwaswonderfulto time, withthe50thAnniversarycelebrationsin Statutes. It’sbeenanexcitingandenjoyable of WolfsonprescribedbytheCollege’s the seven-yeartenureofofficePresident On 30September2017Ishallreachtheendof Professor SirRichardEvans 2016–2017 frsl

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I approached the task of running the election of a new President for for running the election the task of of a newI approached President Contrary and trepidation. to with a mixture of excitement Wolfson few practice are job description the is skeletal, there ‘HR’ normal and of a diverse and the decision is in the hands criteria’ ‘selection the who constitute the 120 Fellows namely electorate, sophisticated the support Happily and thanks to of many Body. Governing my and the patience of our outstanding candidates, colleagues, 2017 on 1 March and I was delighted groundless proved fears worst Clarke Jane a packed to announce the electionto of Professor Body. Governing

Graham Allen, Vice-President Allen, Graham Professor Jane Clarke The Sixth President: President: Sixth The We are delighted that Jane and her husband Chris, a retired banker, have already been able to join been able to already have banker, a retired that Jane and her husband Chris, delighted are We including the final of University. Professor Challenge College events, a number of significant us for at the Governing Body meeting on 11 October 2017. Clarke will be installed as President She is passionate about increasing diversity in higher education and supporting about increasing She is passionate the personal and irrespective of and academics, researchers, young of students, development professional She serves or origin. background of the Royal Society. and Diversity Committees on the Education a particular leadership style collaborative have with the ethos and inclusive resonance Her career and values of the College. Her pioneering work as an international research leader in the field of protein folding has been field of protein leader in the Her pioneering work as an international research of Medical Sciences in 2013, and as a Fellow of the Academy her election by as a Fellow recognised international prizes. of numerous of the Royal Society as the award in 2015, as well Professor Clarke in up in Cambridge and obtained a first-class was brought honours degree Professor she a PGCE at Cambridge, completing in 1972. After York Biochemistry the University of from served a time, Head of Science as for at an inner-London and, became a science teacher the research by in 1987 and was bitten States the United to She moved school. comprehensive FRS in Alan Fersht Sir of Professor group Cambridge she joined the research to On returning ‘bug’. in 1994. She has held a highly a PhD and was awarded Engineering Protein for the MRC Centre a personal to since 2001 and was promoted Fellowship Senior Research Trust Wellcome prestigious in 2010.Chair in Molecular Biophysics © University of Cambridge of University © College Reports selling points. offer forpostgraduatesmakes us uniqueamongtheCambridgecollegesandisoneofour major their course;toallMaster’sstudents; andtoPhDstudentsforthreeyears.Thisaccommodation Wolfson isnormallyabletoofferaccommodationinCollege to allundergraduatesforyearsof our Collegeisoneofitsmanybenefits.Atthemoment,supply anddemandareinbalance, so wedon’thaveanyfar-flunghousesinotherpartsofCambridge, andthecompactnatureof flats, andafurther38roomsforvisitors.AllofWolfson’saccommodation isonourCollegesite, Turning nowtoouraccommodation,wehave410unitsofstudent accommodation,fivefamily education, whichtheymightotherwisenotbeabletoafford. that encouragestudentstoapplyWolfsonandenablethem tobenefitfromaCambridge for thefutureincludelargerawardstomorestudents,inparticular bursariesandscholarships University), amarkedincreaseontheequivalentfigurefor2005–2006ofjust£66k.Ourambitions to over200students(plusafurther£217koffundsfromtheIsaacNewtonTrustand provision ofbursaries,scholarships,grantsandprizes.In2015–2016wedisbursedfunds£281k The mainthrustofour50thAnniversaryCampaignhasbeenstudentsupport,inparticularthe £1.5m intheCUEF,bringingtotalofendowmentandotherinvestmentsto£21.7m. Fund (CUEF),werevaluedat£20.2m30June2016,andinadditiontheCollegeheldafurther Endowment investments,whicharemainlyinvestedintheCambridgeUniversity accommodation (£3.5m),andthemainareaofexpenditurewasstaffcosts(£3.2m). of newinvestments.Themainsourcesincomewereacademicfees(£2.5m)andcatering/ total operationalexpenditurewas£6.7m,withafurther£1.5mofcapitaland£0.9m From theCollegeOfficers audited accounts,for2015–2016.Totalincomewas£8.7m,and 2017. Soletmegiveyouthekeynumbersfromourmostrecent 2016–2017 willbeavailableontheCollege’swebsiteinNovember Our financialyearendson30June,andtheauditedaccountsfor want tomentiontheCollege’saccommodation. the College’sfinances,andIwilldosohereagain,butthisyear This ismy11thsuchannualreport.EachyearIhavewrittenabout Christopher Lawrence,Bursar 8 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 College Reports 9 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Jane McLarty, Senior Tutor Jane McLarty, Senior unique?What makes Wolfson offer postgraduates far more than other I regularly hear that we range of seminar programmes, and College Colleges, such as our who up to three years (four years for someone accommodation for students are has been with us for their MPhil studies). Postgraduate the case for most other at the centre of our interests, which is not College with the Colleges. For our undergraduates, as the mature Of the 410 units of student accommodation, 367 are in the purpose-built blocks A to V and the A to V and blocks purpose-built are in the 367 accommodation, of student 410 units Of the units of into account all 453 houses on site. Taking are in the various other 43 units a sleeping on site – 520 people of all ages full we would have if they were all accommodation, alone, with just a few of Bredon House the College consisted our earliest days when far cry from in the attic. bedrooms We have expanded our welfare provision this year. Dr Martin Vestergaard, our Deputy Senior We have expanded our welfare provision this year. Dr Martin Vestergaard, our Deputy in Tutor, has been liaising with the Samaritans to arrange regular drop-in evening sessions scheme with College to offer emotional support. We are also participating in a three-year pilot by the the University Counselling Service where we have a College-based Counsellor, employed a short UCS, located in College for one day a week. Our counsellor has been fully booked with waiting-list since the service began, so there is clearly a demand for this provision. This year, we revised our induction weekend and on the Sunday afternoon put on a range of This year, we revised our induction weekend with subjects from how to find books and articles to seminars that students could choose from, bring in the mature undergraduates a couple of working in a lab. For the 2017 intake we will for them, which will enable them to get to know days earlier for induction tailored specifically one another as a cohort. In a recent brainstorming meeting for overhauling our website, students commented that In a recent brainstorming meeting for overhauling diverse, modern and open to the world. (They also Wolfson is a close-knit community, inclusive, where none of us is banned from the lawns.) We think we should promote the lovely gardens, Officer for the College whose task will be to are presently advertising for a Student Recruitment promoted: our student intake remains healthy at ensure that our offering is enthusiastically around 30% of our current postgraduate students present, but Brexit looms on the horizon and are from the EU. largest intake, we can offer a real sense of community. Our Academic Skills programme (see largest intake, we can offer a real sense of such as essay-writing and exam revision. page 36) runs sessions tailored to undergraduates, College Reports I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible. I lookforwardtomeetingasmanyofyoupossible. is agreatplacetobeandIhopethattogetherwecandomuch moreandmakeagreaterimpact. to achievetheirfullpotential,andthedifferencethateducation makestolifechances.Wolfson This hasmademepassionateabouteducationandopportunities forpeoplefromallbackgrounds Royal InstituteofBritishArchitects–organisationswhereequality andexcellenceareattheircore. My workinglifehasbeenspentinNationalMuseums,theBritish HeartFoundationandatthe more ambitiousforthefuture. grown. Allthisprovidesanexcellentfoundationfromwhichtoraiseoursightsandbeeven Over thepastnineyears,amountoffundsraisedthroughDevelopmentOfficehassteadily collegiate University. the Collegeatforefrontofgraduateandmatureundergraduateprovisionin There isthenagreatdealthatdistinguishesWolfson:andwearecommittedtokeeping cutting edgeofsupportforstudents. innovative programmeofinformationanddigitalliteraciessupport,keepingWolfsonatthe block. WeareabouttorecruitanInformationSkillsLibrarianwhoserolewillbeoversee write foranhour,haveabreak,andthenrepeattheprocess:greatwaytobreakwriter’s writing gathertogetherinoneofourseminarrooms,talkaboutwhattheyaimtoachieve, ‘shut upandwrite’sessionsagainthisyear.Studentswantingtoworkonanextendedpieceof On theacademicside,MegWestbury,ourCollegeLibrarian,hasbeenrunningherpopular student support and the improved facilities Wolfson can now offer. student supportandtheimprovedfacilitiesWolfsoncannowoffer. fundraising successcanbeclearlyseenthroughanincreasein Anniversary Campaigndrawingtoaclose,theimpactofits It isatremendouslypositivetimetojointheCollege–with50th warm andgenerouswelcome. the WolfsonteaminJune.Ahugethankyoutoeveryoneforyour I wasdelightedtobeappointedasDevelopmentDirectorandjoin Sian Cook,DevelopmentDirector 10 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017

College Reports 11 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Emma Adlard, Deputy Development Director Deputy Development Emma Adlard, Earlier to step up as Acting honoured to be asked this year, I was Stephenson’s College sought Karen Director while the Development returned to on the day that I have I am writing this piece successor. can Director’s office in order that Sian Cook the Deputy Development Development and Alumni Relations Office.take up the reins of the has been a particularly lively one for theThe last academic year The establishment of the Deputy DevelopmentDevelopment Office. We appeal to you, therefore, to help us maintain the momentum we have achieved via the 50th We appeal to you, therefore, to help us maintain the momentum we have achieved or Anniversary Campaign by making a gift online at www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/alumni/donations And thank you, once again, for your valued engagement with by completing the enclosed form. Wolfson College and for playing an active role in its distinctively supportive community. It is hard to capture in the written word just how immensely grateful we are to all our donors for It is hard to capture in the written word just A generous early gift of £1.25m from the Wolfson their support during this Campaign period. accommodation they had helped to build in the 1970s; Foundation funded the refurbishment of ALBORADA Trust worth £1.62m over pledge from The and a further boost came in the form of a we have been equally reliant years to support Veterinary and Medical Science students. Yet, ten cohesive on smaller, regular gifts – it is the significant impact we can achieve together as a community that really matters. The end of September will see our seven-year 50th Anniversary Campaign draw to a close with a The end of September will see our seven-year on 17 September. As at 15 June 2017, the Campaign special event for all the Campaign’s donors further £1.9m pledged, and a total of 1197 individuals, has raised just over £5.2m in cash, with a have made a gift to the Campaign. Since 2010, trusts, foundations and corporate bodies A to G and M to P to a high specification. donations have enabled us to refurbish blocks Moreover, this year, we have been able to allocate nearly £500k to student support in the form prizes and other grants – more than ever before. of merit-based scholarships, hardship bursaries, over 200 of our students received some form of student support. academic year, This Director role, expanding the team from three to four members of staff, has allowed us to host the team from three to four members Director role, expanding a new initiatives. Our new Member the year and also to launch some good dozen events throughout our adoption of theon the Wolfson College LinkedIn page and of the Month feature all over the world in the dailytrend have helped to engage Wolfson members #throwbackthursday a new donation platform has of our College via social media; and life, community and history online for the very first time. A particular highlight ofallowed individuals to make Direct Debit gifts – a drinks reception and professional networkingthe year was Wolfson’s first City Party in May – and its associated Student Bursary Appeal, whichevent for College members based in London has raised cash and pledges worth Wolfson students in hardship. £30,787 to support College Reports year’s acquisitions. an additionofsome1300new books toourcollection,morethan200overtheprevious And lestyouthinkthatwenolonger dealwithbooks,wedo!The2016–2017academicyear saw David WilliamsRoomandtore-carpetthelibraryreadingroom. which arealwayswellattended, andthissummerweplantoaddcomfortableseatingtheSir The libraryiscarryingonitstraditionofholdingweeklyteasfor studentsduringEasterTerm, now haveakettleandfridge,forexample–helpingdevelop theEasterTermdesk-usepolicy. group hasprovedinvaluablealreadyinmakingsomegoodimprovements tothelibrary–we I feelgratefulthisyeartohaveastudentadvisorygroupgenerously organisedbyWCSA.This sessions forpostgraduatestudents. information-seeking andmanagementskillshavestartedtoholdregularthesis-writing We continuetoteachworkshopsandholdbespokeconsultationsonawide-rangeof course andpersonalpreferences. research skillsandmanagement,helpstudentsfindatoolskillsetthatbestmeetstheir which wehopetofillbytheendofsummer.Thislibrarianwillprovidetrainingandadviceon In linewiththisperspective,werecentlycreatedapositionforanInformationSkillsLibrarian and theever-evolvingdigitallandscapeofhighereducation. is allofthoseworkinginconcert,whilststayingabreaststudents’changingacademicneeds identities asresearchers.Sothelibraryismorethanitsbuilding,collections,websiteandstaff–it The Library face andsafespacetowork–wehelpdevelopstudents’nascent tools formanaginginformationand,ofcourse,providingafriendly helping withnavigationofresearchresourcesandusevarious business. 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Frieda Midgley, Archivist and Records Manager Frieda Midgley, Archivist Archives are helping to celebrate the This year, the College number of important milestones in the 40th anniversary of a College, which mark its coming of age development of the as an institution. College’s Royal Charter and new Statutes On 1 January 1977, the Wolfson College became an independent came into effect and held its first meeting on College of the University. Governing Body meeting of the Trustees, 10 January, and 19 January saw the final

Her Majesty the Queen unveils the commemorative panel, which was then placed in the Dining Hall Dining the in placed then was which panel, commemorative the MajestyHer Queen unveils the The College Archive The College who had overseen our journey to becoming an independent college with our own buildings who had overseen our journey to becoming financial security. But the ceremonial highlight of the and accommodation, well on the way to of the College by Her Majesty the Queen on year was undoubtedly the official Opening 9 November, in the year of her Silver Jubilee. College Reports

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2016–2017 wolfson.cam.ac.uk be ofinterest–pleaseemailarchivist@ information oritemsthatyouthinkmay lovely tohearfromyouifhaveany gallery onthewebsite,anditwouldbe So dotakealookatthecommemorative unconventional. being particularlycolourful,though Opening isrememberedbymanyas in Cambridgeatthetime.SoRoyal and thereforenotgenerallyrecognised degrees werefromotheruniversities, then Vice-President,whosehighest significance tothosesuchasMaryHesse, within theCollege.Thiswasofparticular their highestdegreeonscarletdays, allowing memberstowearthegownof The Collegehadadoptedapolicyof that nowhangsintheDiningHall. unveiling ofthecommemorativepanel also havefilmofthespeeches,and wonderful seriesofphotographs.We these preparationsandthedayitselfina for us,studentMartinPickdocumented the pillarsofinnergates’.Fortunately appearance oftwolionssurmounting Library [sundial]garden;andthe car-park; theturfingandplantingof handsome ironrailingsandgates;the ‘growing momentumofcompletion… leading uptotheoccasionhadseena in the The President,JohnMorrison,observed College Magazine that the fortnight College Reports 15 Ornamental and grasses Phormium ‘Jester’ www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

In my spare time I was gardening in private gardens in Cambridge, and also learning a great deal and also learning in Cambridge, a great in private gardens time I was gardening In spare my horticultural my from who undertake friends 100 genera at NIAB, trials on plants in over growing plants and a wide range of basket woody herbaceous perennials, dahlias, specialising in roses, see if new varieties plant of NIAB is to meet the criteria role for The and container plants. etc.) types, rights stable and not revert (must be distinct other varieties, parent to from breeders’ Perennials and shrubs, Lee Garden Lee shrubs, and Perennials poultry farm but I up driving the age of 12 and collecting dad’s tractors eggs on my from I grew in the roses much-loved and pruning dad’s happiest when cutting the grass was always I worked Botany College After farmhouse at the National Institute garden. of Agricultural/Plant as a plant pathologist. the next 18 years, for (NIAB), Cambridge, Philip Stigwood, Head Stigwood, Gardener Philip have and I am blessed to the last 40+ years has been a big part for Gardening life of my a job that I love. the heart, soul and mind Wolfson Gardens: gardening is good for for good is gardening Gardens: Wolfson College Reports Hosta, Winter Garden have soulandmind! butalsothebestjobfor thebestjobinworld my heart, was thebest ‘preventative medicine’ diseaseandsentmeonmy way! for notonlydoI So heart what my profession was. When sheheard Ihadaphysical job asagardener shestated thatthis cholesterol. Iassumedstatinswould beprescribed to reduce thisbutto sheasked my surprise I recently hadmy ‘mid-life’ healthMOT withmy GP, andithighlighted aproblem, high passion ofmine, especiallyrepeat-flowering, scented shrub roses. around 60different of varieties roses, asopposed to aroundRoses are 10whenIarrived. a gardeners available andplant many areas new andborders thistime. during We now have staff. Hehasinvested allowing me to employ thebest Garden heavilyDepartment, inthe ofourgardens asaplaceofserenity andrelaxationrealised for theimportance studentsand structure andinterest. Lawrence, ofChris This hasbeenpossiblewiththegreat who support greatly inmy timehere, now having adiverse rangeofplantsandmuchyear-round colour, to getmyI wasthrilled dream jobat Wolfson 16years ago. The College gardens have developed available to thedomesticgardener. NIAB alsodogardening for trials Gardeningto varieties establishthebestofnew Which? 16 The Wolfson Review Allium ‘Christophii’ and Euphorbia 2016–2017

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John Naughton MacGregor isgoingtogivethe subjectthiscomingautumn. fresh insightsandunusualillustrations whettedtheappetiteformuchlargertreatment invited contemplationofourown timesandhowwedealwithintegration.Thelecture its between HindusandMuslims, especially thedestructionofAyodhyaMosquein1992, Protestants forcingthemintoexile orrecantation.Thedestructionofholysitesintheconflicts the destructionofTempleatCharenton,recordedinaprint, andtheharshsuppressionof then roundedupandmartyred.InFrancetherevocationof EdictofNantesin1685ledto government noticeof1682offeredrewardsforidentifyingand reportingChristianswhowere governments followingperiodsofcivilunrest.Theseweresignalled bytwoobjects.InJapana persecutionsofforeignersbystronglycentralising focusing ontwoseventeenth-century The lecturegaveusaforetasteofsometheanswersNeilMacGregor isgoingtoprovide,by are theconnectionsbetweenstructuresofbelief,and ofsociety?” the globalpoliticalstage–anunexpectedreturntoacenturies-old pattern.But”,heasks,“what starting point,hesays,isthat“Questionsoffaithhave,inrecentdecades,movedtothecentre from theMuseumtoillustrateinteractionsbetweenart,cultureandreligiousbelief.The BBC andtheBritishMuseum.EntitledLivingwithGods,here,again,hewillbeusingobjects embarking onamajornewexhibition,radioseriesandbookpublicationinpartnershipwiththe Neil McGregor Singaporean businessmanwhosegranddaughterisanalumnaoftheCollege. endowed in2005ontheoccasionofCollege’s40thanniversarybyDrLeeSengTee, The lectureserieswas Greeves. Fellow by Margaret Emeritus here is summarised belief’ and by NeilMacGregorOMOAFSA,on‘State,Faith,Violence:Casestudiesinthecoercionof On 11May2017theLeeSengTeeDistinguishedLecturewasdeliveredatWolfsonCollege coercion ofbelief’ ‘State, Faith,Violence:Casestudiesinthe Lee SengTeeDistinguishedLecture2017: objects andtheir‘witness’ofculturetimes.Thisautumnheis History oftheWorldin100Objectswherehegave‘voice’tosignificant them withbookpublicationsandradiobroadcasts.Bestknownishis at theNationalGalleryandthenBritishMuseum,accompanying exhibitions concerningtherelationshipbetweenfaithandsociety,first Humboldt ForuminBerlin.Heiswellknownforcuratingmajor Director oftheBritishMuseumatend2015tosetupnew This year’sLeeSengTeeLecturer,NeilMacGregor,lefthisjobas 20 The Wolfson Review starts on 23 October 2017 on BBC Radio 4. 2017onBBCRadio on23October starts Living withtheGods 2016–2017 Lectures and Events about her personal journey 21 FMedSci FRS FMedSci This year’s event broke new ground on various on new broke event ground year’s This individuals participating, a hundred over With fronts. WRE in 2007. since the first it was the best-attended further has striven to committee year’s This with a newly-designed the event professionalise visual identity used across and a standardised logo, the generous to Thanks print and online media. Hart, the keynoteTerry support of Senior Member Dr viewing at www.wolfson. for available are addresses cam.ac.uk/previous-research-events. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

through academia. Despite starting her PhD relatively late, at the age of 40, she has built a at the age academia. Despite starting late, through relatively her PhD She spoke the importance about in research. distinguished career of family and friends in supporting her work,passion pursue their to women and of the challenge in aiding young in science. also like acknowledge would to committee The the support and in particular of the College Librarian, in making success. and Lee a resounding this event Fellow Westbury, Meg In the concluding keynote address, Professor Jane Clarke In Professor the concluding keynote address, Our opening keynote speaker was the renowned Cambridge economist and Wolfson alumnus Wolfson Our opening keynote Cambridge and economist speaker was the renowned a bestselling As the general public. his experience of writing who shared for Chang, Dr Ha-Joon useful and practical advice on the Dr Chang offered millions, reached author whose books have important including topics subject speakersengagement. Our twelve of public covered against austerity, protests Chechen refugees, Holocaust perpetrators, female Russia-EU relations, cellular reprogramming, injuries, musicians’ artisanal literature, Southeast Asian gold-mining, on posters session ranged from Our poster and human genomics. and obesity, diabetes rights in India. disease and women’s Parkinson’s to and Chilean literature, ferromagnets This year’s Wolfson Research Event (WRE) took place on Friday 24 February, and consisted of two and consisted (WRE) Event Research 24 February, Wolfson place on Friday took year’s This sister Oxford and our Wolfson both from 12 posters and as 12 presentations as well keynote talks, this most cosmopolitan college, University’s reputation as the befits our As St Antony’s. college, The as as far afield from India, and Ghana. Malaysia line-up researchers featured year’s a distinctive range of subjects aspect and disciplines, of the an impressive covered presentations WRE that makesunique in the University it calendar. Matthias Wong (2013), Student Matthias (2013), Wong Wolfson Research Event Event Research Wolfson © University of Cambridge of University © Wolfson Research Wolfson andStAntony’s. students from fields, various as abouttheirfromwell aslearn friends research new andmake exciting.very Taking inthe to communicate my part researchWRE gave meanopportunity to andwelcomingThe warm environment of Wolfson College hasmademy experience Cambridge involved drugtargets. inautism,andhopefullyfindnew investigations experimental ontheseneurons tothen perform identifythecellularpathways research, Irely onthistechnology to derive neurons from autismpatients aswell ascontrols. I mydish –ausefullive PhD braindevelopment. model system In early to studyautismduring ahairsamplefromscientists cantake anautismpatientand, from it,grow autismbraincellsina theseiPSCsare thendifferentiatedshort); intotype any(e.g. othercell neurons). This meansthat statecells (hair, stem (inducedpluripotent cellsor iPSCfor orblood)to anembryonic-like skin scientists developed aNobelPrize-winning methodto rejuvenate orreprogramme adultsomatic out how braindevelopment, thisconditionaffects early we needalive modelsystem.Recently, Although signs inthewomb. appearattheageoftwo, order autismalready to In starts figure Autism referred isoften to andunidentifiedcause. asanenigma becauseofitscomplexity ofPsychiatry.Simon Baron-Cohen attheDepartment to jointheAutism Researchbe given Centre theopportunity here for inCambridge aPhD under universities. Idecidedto pursuearesearch Next, career inautismbiologyandwasdelighted to andawareness, campaigningadvocacy for andstarted autisminclusionprogrammes atEgyptian Alongsidemy education,Ibecameinvolvedbiology andmedicalgeneticsintheUK. inautism After studyingbiotechnology inEgypt, my homecountry, Iwent onto inmolecular aMasters Modelling autistic neurons neurons autistic Modelling with thisspecialboy. autism wasmy window to andto understandinghisworld connecting with it. This ignited my interest about intheconditionandlearning I wasfirstintroduced to autism when my baby cousinwasdiagnosed intojourney thesubject. Event andwon thepresentation prize. Here her shedescribes Aicha presented herPhD research at thisyear’s Wolfson Research Aicha (2015), Massrali Student 22 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Wolfson Research 23 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

Wen Yao Lee (2014), Student Lee (2014), Yao Wen Research Wolfson this year’s at research his PhD presented Yao Wen his subject. by fascinated he became and describes how Event the SR-71 Blackbird and the Space encountering Concorde, After the the idea of flight and by Shuttle at a very I was captivated age, young of earliest Some with aircraft. memories of my became fascinated were me visiting the local airport in Ipoh, the planes take watch Malaysia, to off and land.

turbomachinery design Jet engine aerodynamics and Wolfson College has been instrumental in creating a community for postgraduates outside their postgraduates a community has been instrumental in creating for College Wolfson global of a diverse, the creation facilitated have WRE and the College The groups. research Wolfson. truly unique to something network with a whole spectrum of individuals of interests, people more experienced meeting many so far and look forward to what I’ve for I am grateful journey. PhD along my I am always lookingI am always further to abilities and the idea of being at the technical my develop dedicated a centre Whittle Laboratory, I joined the Therefore me. excites of technology forefront of turbomachinery the aerodynamics to (jet etc.). turbochargers, gas turbine generators, engines, and manufacturing the design to a holistic approach is in creating interest My research current are blades These passenger planes. for jet engines turbine blades for of high-pressure than the melting point of most hotter geometrically in an environment intricate and operate Efficiency is the primary amount of power. of design a massive driver whilst producing metals, make to furtherand in order be the performance components needs to advances, engine of real by manufacturing performance that intended not eroded ensure to benefits are understood uncertainty and re-design costs. Naturally, I pursued science in school but I only made the decision to study engineering at study engineering pursued science in school but I only made the decision to I Naturally, London, I studied At to do medicine. ImperialCollege after turning offers down university, I joined Rolls-Royce Upon graduating, and specialised in wing design. engineering aeronautical France Toulouse, spent some time in plc and worked and even manufacturing, testing in design, for the Airbus and future A350. role was in their strategy team My final test with the flight in Engineering. MRes and PhD pursue my Cambridge to to moving before team programmes Wolfson Research . finishing touches. Press), ofManagement(Cambridge University History A New to which Ihave beenputtingthe myDuring timeat Wolfson Ihave soughtto address these deficitsandothers, inamonograph them better managers. forexperiments understandingorganisational thatwould, life –knowledge inmy view, make studentsthereforenot. Management insightswe misstherich candraw from Milgram’s understand thedangersofpeoplefollowing blindly thoseinauthority, managementstudiesdo seemsthatwhilesocialpsychology believes itsstudentsshould most managementtextbooks. It experiments, whichfeature prominently insocialpsychology yet textbooks are missingfrom theyearabsence thatisjarring. During Iresearched Milgram’s Stanley famousobedience othercases,would inmanagementtextbooks. itisthe In beappalledby theircharacterisation worldview. thatAdam Smith,Max Isuspect Weber, Lewin, andothers AbrahamMaslow Kurt capitalist,managerialist ideas ofthosethefielddraws uponaretwisted to fita free-market thatispresented toideologically managementstudents, ofhistory blinkered view where the and inparticular,isrecorded how inundergraduate thishistory ofthe textbooks. Iamcritical theyearDuring Ihave beencontinuing to ofmy research field, management studies, thehistory ever could dreamaveragegrounds cricketer of! again, playing onthefinestcricket thata very Saturday brunchesbeinghighlights. of Ihave alsoenjoyed beingpart Wolfson once Cricket been regular visitors to Wolfson throughout theyear Challengeand –thefinalofUniversity siblings, Savannah, Leo andZac. Whilst we have outgrown College accommodation,we have all the day before 2005andwastheirfirst thefamilyflatsopenedinApril resident),andherthree hasbeenspecialto share withmy theexperience wife,It (whowasborn daughter Sierra Maria, Management studies Management make Wolfson suchamagical place. of carriers Wolfson’s pastandtransmitters ofitsvalues, andreally do staff and to renew thosefriendships. The staffplay akey roleas number ofthesame(albeitslightly older)faces amongsttheCollege The faces ofthestudents have changed, butitwas great to seea Business School, followed by a Wolfson JuniorResearch Fellowship. aPhD at Judge lived between 2001and2005whilstundertaking way ofreconnecting withtheCollege,been awonderful where I Spending my sabbatical year asanacademic Visitor to Wolfson has Wellington, of Zealand New University Victoria Management, of Todd (2001), Bridgman School and Associate Research College Visiting 24 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Wolfson Research 25 , President

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Sir Richard Evans Wolfson College has played a major role in the five-year researchWolfson College has programme Vice- Trust. The President and (in 2013) million by the Leverhulme Investigators, one of the postdoctoralPresident were Principal Research Associate, and the College hasresearchers is a College come Visiting Fellows and speakers who have played host to the many public to deliver the project’s Tuesday evening from all over the world CRASSH (Centre forlectures. It’s been an ideal collaboration between Humanities), where theResearch in the Arts, Social Sciences and research is based, and the College. Conspiracy and democracy and Conspiracy The Internet seems to be acting as a leveling influence here, ironing out the difference between out the difference ironing InternetThe be acting to seems influence here, as a leveling startedWhen we facts distinguish between the two. to and opinions until it becomes impossible of Internet-fuelled conspiracy by thought that the growth theories we our project propagated democracy; to might not be such a threat belief about governments of alternative cultures after it is starting look as if a conspiracy to theorist is however, the Presidency, to Trump of the advent in power. The rise of Donald Trump has been accompanied by a deluge of ‘post-truth’ and ‘alternative facts’ facts’ ‘alternative and ‘post-truth’ a deluge of has been accompanied by Trump riseThe of Donald simply by statements Trump’s dealt with attacks on the veracity of aides have Presidential where that the showed when photographs reasserting example, them irrespective of the evidence – for Mall far smaller than those at his predecessor’s, at his Inauguration were Washington’s in crowds a to not just amounted spokesperson that they said that the declaration were Trump’s facts’. ‘alternative of presentation When we started, conspiracy theories were mainly of academic interest, and our investigation and our investigation started,When we conspiracy mainly of academic interest, theories were we analysis and opinion polls (which ‘big data’ from of the topic, areas many covered the 18th and 19th centuries and the historical examples from to YouGov) commissioned from place of conspiracy the election and in political thought. But since theories of in literature contemporary urgent has taken on a more our research as US President, Trump Donald Trump himself is a genuine conspiracy the theory theorist, promoting of a For significance. was not born Barack Obama in the USA, or that his predecessor ‘fact’ conspiracy up the cover to of the father of a conspiracy send huge numbers of Mexicans the USA, or the involvement to to Cruz, in a supposed conspiracy to Ted nomination, Republican the Presidential his opponent for more. many Kennedykill in 1963, and many, President Wolfson Research time andfresh ideasto fuelmy to own humanity’s contribution biggeststory. They willcontinueto challengemefor therest ofmy career, but Wolfson hasgiven of methe gift the10weeks during ofmyThese Press questions have beenmy pre-occupation Fellowship. to greenwashremaining oil? alert andsnake How endgameinclearview? to conveycarbon needs, theoptimismthat humanity while andreaderthe zerotell ofchangethatbothreporter small stories cancopewith,whilekeeping How to digthrough thecomplexitiesofclimate changeto that findthestories resonate? How to before thethird paragraph. it.Convey to spike likely anapocalypticormoralistic tone andyour readers willabandon you shouting withacronyms (COPs, REDDs, BECCCs), orladenwith ‘2050 scenarios’, andtheeditor is including long-form feature –feeds writing onimmediacy, and tension. conflict inastory Turn As thantheclimate areporter, story. ismore Butit’s important nostory ahard sell. – News grandchildren andmore willstill bewarmer unstablethantoday’s. willinherit toaddicted fossil fuelsintimeto avoid catastrophic climate change, thatmy the world And even ifwe manageto unpickthecomplexeconomicandbehavioural us systems thatkeep wildfires,risk offinanciallossesonassetsthatwillbeobsolete and inato the zero future. carbon pursuit ofprofit mustbe recalibrated accountofmore to take frequent and storms andextreme andrewrite ourmeat-heavy western boardrooms, corporate home kitchens menus. In the change; food productionsystems mustberetooled. The revolution mustreach even into our Economies willhave mustradically to befuelledby energy new forms; ourmodesoftransport lifetime ofmy twenty-somethingchildren, iftheirchildren are to have aviablefuture. facet ofhumanendeavour.change inevery And thisrevolution mustoccur withinthe 2 degrees ofwarming, andstaying asclosepossibleto 1.5degrees, callsfor profound Climate change Climate themselves to arevolution. Achieving thetarget oflessthan (now withtheexception ofjustthree countries) committed human history. was thepoint at ofnations whichthecommunity It accord, the December 2015deal standsasaseminalmoment in Despite President Donald Trump’s decisionto quittheParis climate TermFellow in Easter 2017. economy, and environment the on Press aWolfson was and articles feature-length writes She magazine. arts and affairs current weekly Zealand New with the writer Listenersenior is a Macfie Rebecca 26 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 , a Wolfson Research

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Lidiana Rosli is a journalist at Malaysia’s oldest English daily, the New at Malaysia’s oldest English daily, Lidiana Rosli is a journalist The Straits Times during the British Straits Times, founded in 1846 as 2017. She was a Press Fellow in Easter Term colonial rule of Malaya. of the tragedy of the London Bridge As I write this, the memories painful. bomb attacks are still very fresh and and Manchester Arena the so-called ‘Islamic State’ has claimed A global terrorist group, responsibility. Islamic finance Islamic Cameron was particularly ambitious and wanted London to stand alongside Dubai and KualaCameron was particularly ambitious and wanted London to stand alongside Dubai and governmentLumpur as one of the great capitals of IF in the world. Indeed, in June 2014, Cameron’s issued Britain’s first sovereign Sukuk thus cementing Britain as the western hub for IF. Interestingly enough, the UK has the biggest IF market in the whole of Europe and it is expected Interestingly enough, the UK has the biggest IF market in the whole of Europe and to grow even more post-Brexit. Sources close to the UK government told me that the as an government is prepared to revisit former Prime Minister David Cameron’s IF agenda of investment and funding option post-Brexit, since the government anticipates an outflow funds from its traditional Western investors. Malaysia is currently the biggest IF market in the world. This is not an empty claim as data from Malaysia is currently the biggest IF market that global Islamic bond (sukuk) issuance reached rating agency, Ram Ratings Services showed its leadership by accounting for 38.5 per cent of the US$22.2 billion, with Malaysia maintaining global sukuk meanwhile totalled at US$346.7 total issuances as of 31 March 2017. Outstanding commanding 48 per cent of the amount. billion also in the same quarter, with Malaysia part of Malaysia’s economic, finance and nation IF has for the last three decades been a huge is adored to one where IF is misunderstood and building; thus to go from a world where IF as a mechanism of terrorism, is quite an eye opener. regarded with suspicion, as well as accused My research however brought me to the most uncomfortable conclusion that the (almost) My research however brought me to the media in this country is inextricably related to IF complete absence of IF coverage in mainstream realisation, for me at least as a journalist from Malaysia, is being linked to terrorism financing. This incredibly distressing. Terrorism, or in fact, terrorism financing was never a point of my research when I arrived at Terrorism, or in fact, terrorism financing was about the growing Islamic Finance (IF) Wolfson as a Press Fellow in April. My research towards nation building and its relationship with the market in the United Kingdom, its potential local mainstream media. Lectures and Events

Alexei Lantsev partnership withtheUniversity ofSouthWales. landscape andthelifeofminers andwasorganisedin primary subjectmatter.ValleyofVisionexploredthe (1908–1993), whomademiningintheRhonddaValleyhis (1907–2004) andthreepaintingsbyGeorgeChapman three paintingsbyamateurartistandminer,NicholasEvans of SouthWales.Theexhibitionwasinspiredbysixkeyloans, 2017) onthethemeofnowvanishedworldmines exhibition entitledValleyofVision(21Januaryto16April By contrast,DrOwenEdwards,EmeritusFellowmountedan Cambridge totheCollegecollection. Alexei andNatasha,hiswife,installedtheexhibitiongenerouslydonatedtwosketchesof tempera ‘TravelSketches’,whichhungintheGallery,introducedanotheraspectofhiswork. PomegranatesThree Margaret Greeves(2006),EmeritusFellow,andMeredithHale(2009),Fellow Art atWolfson , Alexei Lantsev , Alexei 28 Head of aMiner of Head The Wolfson Review , Josef Herman , Josef 2016–2017 exhibition, filledtheDiningHall.His were createdspecificallyforthis food, wineandmusic,manyofwhich large colourfulabstractionsinspiredby College ResearchAssociate.Lantsev’s and supportedbyDrAnnaDempster, February 2017),anexhibitioncurated Counterpoints (9October2016to19 Michaelmas beganwithAlexeiLantsev: renewed partnerships. figurative ‘inventions’;newand twentieth-century socialrealismand British andRussianpaintings; contrasts andvariety:contemporary year andwasremarkableforits exhibitions continuedthroughoutthe The programmeoftemporary

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Lectures and Events © Eileen Cooper RA, New Hall Art Collection, Murray Edwards College, Cambridge College, Edwards Murray Collection, Art Hall New RA, Cooper Eileen © 29 Finally, at the suggestion of Anthony Green Finally, at the suggestion of Anthony Green over RA (Honorary Fellow), Richard Sorrell lent 30 paintings for the Dining Hall and Gallery clothing the walls with an array of figures arrested and captured in lucid colours while going about their daily lives. The exhibition is open from 27 May to 24 September. It has been a rich and stimulating year for the College and its visitors that would have been impossible without the generosity of the artists, lenders, curators and College staff who devote their time to the fine arts. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk , Eileen Cooper RA , Richard Sorrell,

(6 May to 24 September 2017) opened in May and offered a Eileen Cooper: A Woman’s Skin (6 May to 24 September 2017) opened in Paintings, collages and bronzes exploring the stimulating contrast in the Combination Room. symbolic space, and totemic nature, were generously themes of the monumental female figure, RA Schools, and others. The exhibition opened with lent by Eileen Cooper OBE RA, Keeper of the and the curator, Dr Meredith Hale, Speelman Fellow, a podium conversation between the artist followed by a dinner surrounded by the works. Perpetual Spring In BetweenIn Richard Sorrell Richard Lectures and Events Violinist Er-Gene Kahng had the privilege of sharing thestagewiththem. ofsharing had theprivilege welcomingwarm, andgenerous to allofuswho Choir andChamberSingers, butwere alsoalways heldinCollege, andsanginthe single concert the Lee every Hallstage, attended andsupported only donated theSteinway grand thatnow graces best ontheirreturn to theirhomeland. They not andLinda Briscoe andwishthemallthe Wicker to would thankRoger alsolike The Society Music Concert –delightedtheaudiencewithBach’sCantataBWV80,aspartofLentTerm Er-Gene Kahng Nowak (piano),whoattractedalargeandenthusiasticaudiencewhichfilledourClubRoom. additions toWolfson’smusicaltalent,studentsAlexisDeightonMacintyre(guitar)andFranz and the(Con)TemporaryQuintetdelightedus.Thislatterensemblefeaturedtwonewfine response tothegrowinginterestinjazzbyourstudentcommunity.Thus,SamLeakPianoTrio Wolfson JazzNights,heldincollaborationwithWCSA,becameanimportantadditionthisyear Brian MooreAccompanistScholarship. Busch, complementedbyorganist,pianistandviolinistJamesDowns,whowasawardedthe Gwen DavisandLauraShen,tenorsThomasStellAndreiSmid,baritoneAlexander increased numberoftalentedChoralScholars,includingsopranoEmilyPotter,mezzo-sopranos The 2016–2017academicyearwasfullofexcitingmusicalevents,andwewelcomedan Juan PabloRobledodelCanto(2014),StudentandMusicSocietyPresident Music atWolfson , commemorating 500 years since the Reformation. A MightyFortressisourGod,commemorating500yearssincetheReformation. Baroque chamber ensemble – the latter led by resident virtuoso violinist Baroque chamberensemble–thelatterledbyresidentvirtuoso violinist life tovariousEarlyMusicRecitals.BoththeWolfsonChoirand Cambridge SzegedSociety.OrganistandharpsichordistDanTidhargave music. World-classpianistErvinNagyappeared incollaborationwiththe Wolfson Students,andTheMellanieTrioperformedsparklingchamber Patrick HemmerléinafineselectionofLieder,variedandfunconcertby performances byourDirectorofMusic,LynetteAlcántara,andpianist the virtuosicDuoBayanello.TheLunchtimeConcertSeriesincluded recitals andMadeira includedtheamazingCharivariAgréableand Music 30 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Stephanie Ware Linda Wicker Andrea Andrew Kleesattel, top Goldman, left: from York. New in Clockwise marries Goldman Former Music President, Society Andrew , Roger Briscoe Roger and her partner Charles. and her partner , Lyn Alcántara , Wolfson Society Wolfson Society Senior Member Margaret Whichelow. Senior MemberMargaretWhichelow. a numberofSeniorMembersto theWolf50nBursaryFund,whichwassetupbylongstanding departure ofKarenStephenson as DevelopmentDirectorwasmarkedbygenerousdonationsfrom offering assistancetostudents with hospitalityandEnglish-languagesupport.Therecent Providing practicalsupportissomethingthemembershipcontinues todemonstrate,suchas stunning, sunnySundayafternooninMay. Our SummerGardenPartyforCollegeVisitors,includingCRAsand theirfamilies,washeldona Officer) andFionaBrown(CollegeSecretary);DavidFrost (Tutor forpart-time Students). This academicyearweinvitedMirzaBaig,Wolfson’sITManager; SheilaBetts(Communications get toknoweachotherbetter,andourtermlymeetingswithinvited speakersremainhighlights. cultural (andgastronomic)enrichment.Ourownseriesofmonthly informallunchesenablesusto beautiful gardensandinterestingoutingscontinuedtoprovidethemembershipwithconsiderable variety ofways.Wolfson’srichofferinglectures,seminars,artexhibits,musicalevents,dinners, Senior MembersenjoyedanotheryearofparticipatingineventsandsupportingtheCollegea Lynn Hieatt(2001),SeniorMemberObserver Senior Members on theCollegewebsiteatwww.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/efs. Ipswich. Informationaboutourprogrammeoffuturevisitsandexternaleventsisnowavailable Medieval manuscriptillustrations,theNorthNorfolkWalk,andavisittoChristchurchMansions members oftheCollegeandtheirguests.TheyincludedFitzwilliamColourExhibition hasorganiseda widerangeofvisitstoplacesinterest,whichareopenall The Society enthusiastically supportedbytheEmeritusFellows. opportunities toexpressouropinions.ThechoiceofProfessorJaneClarkeFMedSci FRS hasbeen had noformalrole,butmembersdidattendtheinterviewsandpresentationswe election ofthenewPresident.NotbeingmembersGoverningBody,EmeritusFellows This academicyearhasbeenrelativelyquiet.ThemajoreventsfortheCollegeincluded Tom Davies (1996), Emeritus Fellow The SocietyofEmeritusFellows 32 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Wolfson Society 33 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

2016–2017 has seen yet another successful programme of talks thanks to the organisation of its 2016–2017 literature, to law, encompassing have ranged from music, to history, to dynamic committee. Talks the combination of highly distinguished and early career academics invited by the Humanities JamesSociety each term. Speakers have included Cambridge-based scholars such as Wolfson’s whoWestbrook, who spoke on David ‘Jose’ Rubio, an ‘illustrious’ maker of guitars; Helen Roche, Dante andaddressed childhood under the Nazi regime; Heather Webb, whose illustrated talk on inBotticelli was warmly received; former President Gordon Johnson on scholarly publication Tale’; andseventeenth-century Oxford and Cambridge; Alex da Costa on Chaucer’s ‘Pardoner’s in thecommittee member and Wolfson JRF Boyd Brogan, who presented aspects of his work The Humanities Society is Wolfson’s prime forum for showcasing the wealth of academic researchThe Humanities Society is Wolfson’s prime in Cambridge, and which promotes the College’sin the arts and humanities that takes place and Visitors from across the University are invitedprominent role within it. Members from Wolfson to audiences assembled from the Collegeto offer engaging talks across these disciplines community and beyond. Mary Newbould (2013), Fellow and Organiser Humanities Society In early 2017 we conducted a survey to discover what motivates Cambridge post-docs to become a survey to discover what motivates In early 2017 we conducted have with the College, and their interests inWolfson CRAs, the interactions members currently post-docs value having a college affiliation and future activities. The results revealed how much in There was popular desire to open our meetings andparticular the social opportunities this brings. Some CRAs are active participants in the varioussocial activities to other Wolfson members. have taken enthusiastically to the water with theCollege research seminar series and a number more easily, we are working with the ResearchSocial Rowing Club. To help future CRAs integrate that covers all essential aspects of College life. Convenor to develop an information pack Wolfson has 70 College Research Associates, with 10 post-docs joining each year through Research Associates, with 10 post-docs Wolfson has 70 College hold termly meetings and others moving on elsewhere. We generally competitive application particularly lively as we Hall afterwards. Our Michaelmas event is and proceed to Formal Senior Members to join us and Visiting CRAs; this year we also invited welcome new members for social networking. Jocelyn Probert (1998), CRA Secretary Jocelyn Probert (1998), College Research Associates Associates Research College Wolfson Society populations. Joel Peck explained how evolutionary biology may be used to understand the nature populations. JoelPeckexplainedhowevolutionarybiologymaybeusedtounderstandthenature weapon againstthespreadofbacteriophages–parasitesbacteriaamongbacterial a basis ofthesociallivesmicrobesandshowedhowmicrobialself-sacrificemightworkas and topics.Forinstance,WolfsonFellowGeorgeSalmondgaveafantastictalkonthemolecular We hadanotherexcitingacademicyearwithmanyinterestingspeakerswhocovereddiverseareas range ofscienceandengineeringtopics. we believethatthisiscrucialfortheflourishingofnovelscientificideas.Ourtalksembraceabroad debate andtheexchangeofideas.Weencouragecommunicationbetweendifferentdisciplines,as well asthepublicingeneral.OurlecturesonFridayeveningsfosterafriendlyenvironmentfor Our ScienceSocietyaimstopromotescienceandtechnologyamongtheWolfsoncommunityas António Rodrigues(2014),Fellow Science Society year ofSocietytalkspromisedin2017–2018. farewell toasignificantscholarofthehumanities,andpositivegesturetowardsanotherfruitful Evans, whosepresentationonartandarchitectureinNaziGermanyprovidedafittingCollege talkswascrownedbytheoutgoingPresident,SirRichard this yearofsuccessfulandwell-attended talk about‘TheOriginsofIndia’sDemocracy’;andTanyaAplin,onprivacylaw.Thefinalmeeting Spires, whospokeonearlymodernlawandliterature;OrnitShaniofHaifaUniversity,gavea speakers frominstitutionsbeyondCambridge,includingJackieWatsonofBirkbeckandOxford history ofscience.TheHumanitiesSocietyalsoattracteditstypicalrangeprestigiousguest Christine Corton and the President. Middelkoop, Andrea Rasha António Greve, Deighton-Macintyre, Rezk, Alexis Mary-Ann Rodrigues, 34 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017

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We have also enjoyed CRA Philip Loft on British politics from 1689 to 1750, Bernard Collette onWe have also enjoyed CRA Philip Loft on British politics from 1689 to 1750, Bernard Collette and‘Ancient Democratic Conceptions of Freedom’, Mary-Ann Middelkoop on ‘Impressionism Bankers and Ghassan Moazzin on ‘German Foreign Cultural Policy in Weimar Germany, 1918–1933’, chanson and Henri Schmitt on the French the Rise of International Banking in China (1885–1919)’, Aliandra Barlete on ‘the Role of Higher Education in Latin America’. Wolfson and Kettle’s Yard archivist Frieda Midgley argued that ‘There should be a Kettle’s Yard inWolfson and Kettle’s Yard archivist Frieda Midgley raised the question ‘Are Dons still aevery University’ while Graham Allen, our Vice-President, Research Associate Corinne Duhig reviewed ‘TheSelf-governing Community of Scholars?’ College Cats and the City’, featured Nayanika Mathur on wildAfterlives of an Anglo-Saxon Cemetery’. ‘Big whereas Toby Smith chased cuckoos to highlight theiranimals roaming the public places of India, our rights as air travellers, while literature wasdeclining numbers. We received advice on represented by talks on the essays of R L Stevenson and on ‘Editing Shakespeare in Translation’, illustrations forDebbie Pullinger investigated the value of the memorised poem, and Burne-Jones’s the Kelmscott Chaucer were detailed by Alison Syme. The Wednesday lunchtime seminar has heard talks this year on topics including ‘The HiddenThe Wednesday lunchtime seminar has heard Schoolgirl Intimacy in Colonial Korea’;Heritage of Central Otago’s Gold Rush’; ‘Same-sex ‘The influence of Flavius Josephus upon Christian‘Riverscapes of the Amazonian Wauja People’; in Bangladesh’. Art’ and ‘Courts, Constitution and Democracy Lunchtime Seminar Series Lunchtime Seminar and Chair Christine Corton (2010), Senior Member Finally, we are delighted that the University’s Vice-Chancellor and Wolfson Honorary Fellow that the University’s Vice-Chancellor and Finally, we are delighted President of the Science Society. has agreed to become Honorary Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz Corton (Lady Evans) and we are extremely grateful forThe invitation was sponsored by Dr Christine her support. We are already planning the list of speakers for the next academic year; you can find our the list of speakers for the next academic We are already planning on and we are also present www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/science, at programme online Facebook and Twitter. of human societies and ultimately promote cooperation by changing societal environments. Milica societal environments. changing by cooperation promote and ultimately societies of human cessation strategies of addiction insights into the complexities many intriguing Vasiljevic provided may be less effective to stop smoking, e-cigarettes, as a strategy some evidence that and gave us provides valuable neutron scattering analysis Zaccai showed how thought. Nattan than previously the cell of proteins within underlying the transport about the mechanisms information were lively and enlightening. The As always, the discussions after the talks membranes of bacteria. Given this success, we aim to first debate, which proved extremely popular. Society also staged its future years.replicate this format in Wolfson Society that interestsyou! programme asuccess.Ideasfor futuretopicsarealwayswelcome,sofeelfreetosuggestone We wishtothankallthespeakers andofcourseourstudentswhosesupportmadethe guided byMegWestbury. enjoyed agentletouroftheUniversityLibrary,fromsecluded desks tograndreadingrooms, Martinez CuestainhisclassentitledManagingResearchData. And asmallgroupofstudents The principlesoforganisingandworkingmoreeffectivelywith datawerecoveredbySergio Lapkin) andopenaccessdatasharing(MartaTeperek,Research DataFacilityManager,UL). workshops whileothersfocusedonwritingeffectivegrantapplications forresearch(Alexei places foreffectiveliteraturesearchesandavoidingplagiarism werecoveredinMegWestbury’s The advantagesofkeepinguptotheminutewithsocialmedia, discoveringthebeststarting analysis andargument,whileGilesYeoCharlesJonesled a classontheFirstYearReport. quality ofresults.DavidFrost’sclassaddressedthechallengestudentsfaceengagingincritical revision, whileAnnCopestake’sworkshoponstatisticalresultshelpedstudentsrecognisethe Richard Berengarten’spracticalworkshopsofferedtipsonimprovingwritingskillsandeffective Meyler, CambridgeUniversityPress). focused oninterviewpreparation(AnaToribio)andtheacademicpublishinglandscape(Philip mentally well(CaitlinHitchcock),wererelevanttostudents’academicstudieswhileothers sessions, forexampleontimemanagement(JaneMcLartyandAlunWilliams)keeping Twenty workshopswereorganised.SpeakersincludedFellows,CRAsandUniversitystaff.Some the widerWolfsoncommunity. academic writingandcomputingskills,wealsointroducedsessionsthatwouldbeofinterestto Although themainfocusisondevelopingandimprovingstudents’skillsinoralpresentation, number ofstudentsfromtheothermaturecolleges. year ofextendingtheinvitationbeyondWolfson,wewereagainpleasedtowelcomeagood debate andtakeplacefrom6to7pmonThursdaysduringFullTerm.Followingthesuccesslast by GillianSanders(PostgraduateAdministrator).Theinformalworkshopsareaforumforfriendly by JaneMcLarty(SeniorTutor),SallyChurch(Tutor)andMegWestbury(LeeLibrarian),assisted The SkillsforAcademicSuccessprogrammeisnowinitsfourthyear,andwasagainputtogether Gillian Sanders,PostgraduateAdministrator Skills forAcademicSuccess 36 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 My journey to Wolfson

Reham Elwakil (2016), Student My journey to Wolfson As an MPhil student, I have rooted my academic experience in the seeds of my research. Accordingly, my journey to Wolfson really began in 2013, the moment I was handed a very special mudbrick, handmade by a generous man from New Gourna village on the west bank of Luxor, Egypt. I carried the brick back to the UK and carefully examined it throughout my final year as an undergraduate student. This seemingly simple artefact began to unravel a series of critical socio-political discourses around the effects of modernisation on marginalised communities, fighting for self-sufficiency in a rapidly shifting urban context. These findings became my BA in architecture dissertation, and I eventually carried this investigation further into my MPhil in Architecture and Urban Design course here at Cambridge.

Experiencing closely the irreversible physical and psychological impact of social injustice and political unrest on people’s lives, I aimed to focus on the important mediating role and social perspective that architects can offer. My work became highly driven by community-based architecture that works on providing people with a sense of cultural ownership as a result of a participatory process. Upon completion of my undergraduate course, my final project was awarded the RIBA NWLSA (North West London Society of Architects) Live Project Award. Shortly afterwards, I moved to Malaysia for a year where I worked on various environmentally and socially driven architectural projects around Southeast Asia. This was followed by an experimental year of working on small-scale interdisciplinary projects including a cultural exchange programme (Tandamize2.0) funded by the British Council and based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. During my stay in Sri Lanka I received an important email from Wolfson College, that instantly recognised my interest in cultural diversity, and warmly welcomed me in.

Much like my encounter with the handmade mud brick, I am constantly searching for more seeds of inspiration to drive my academic and professional quest. Luckily, when many people with similar dispositions surround you, the journey naturally gains momentum and value, and this is exactly what my stay at Wolfson is giving me.

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Adeeba Aziz Khan (2016), Fellow

During my teenage years I attended the United World College of South East Asia boarding school in Singapore. Thereafter, I studied for my LLB and UK Bar exams in London and then lived and worked in New York, Dhaka and Singapore before returning to England for my Masters and PhD studies. Given my international background and research focus on law, society and culture, I have always My journey to Wolfson to journey My been in the realm of ‘overlap’ – both in terms of the cultural overlaps within my personal life and the interdisciplinary nature of my research.

After obtaining my PhD at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, I joined Wolfson as a Junior Research Fellow. I was born and raised in Bangladesh so I have a natural association with my area of research: constitutionalism in Bangladesh, with a focus on the interaction between formal and informal institutions. I developed a keen interest in politics and cultural factors, such as how patronage can impact on the quality of governance and judicial decision-making, during my time as a Junior Associate at a law firm based in Dhaka. At the time Bangladesh was being governed by a caretaker government under a state of emergency. I practised in the field of constitutional law and public interest litigation, which made me realise that it is necessary to understand the existing social and power relations. Otherwise the puzzle of weak electoral institutions and failing democratic consolidation in Bangladesh cannot be understood, and nor can questions be answered, such as whose interests formal institutions are representing, or what channels of influence are being used, and why these channels exist.

College life at Wolfson has truly been a novel experience because for the first time I’m interacting with researchers from many different fields. This has been a unique learning opportunity and being exposed to this level of diversity has strengthened my abilities as a researcher. Although I have lived in a number of countries and have balanced many identities and cultures, this is not always easy. But the diversity of Wolfson and the easy acceptance of difference by its members and staff have made it home for me. Wolfson is the natural College for international students and researchers and I am so grateful that I was given the opportunity to continue my post-doctoral research at this wonderful and most eclectic of colleges.

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Annabel Lawson (2015), Student Annabel Lawson (2015), undergraduate comes with some kind of Every Wolfson mature to find I had so very much more of it past, but I was surprised I times as old as the student with whom than most: I was three was At the initial Wolfson interview I shared my first supervision. to put yourself through this?’ asked: ‘why do you want ‘What?’ I wondered. they said. ‘The stress and the pressure’ crash of 2008. Stress and pressure. Mind-rewind. Financial off Machu Picchu. Customer dies in North Africa. Mudslide cuts

Thirty years earlier I had set up a cultural travel company, fired by the story of the human past Thirty years earlier I had set up a cultural travel I drove small groups (and big picnic hampers) and flushed with a fresh PhD in Archaeology. of the dangers lying in wait. Yet something around rural Wessex in a minibus: all innocent those days of stress and pressure by reading interesting emerged from them: I had survived interest. poetry and reassuringly unexciting Trollope novels; turning to literature for solace and exactly Perhaps I could start again? It was a thrilling thought. But which university might offer returning what I wanted? Which might believe in and support this particularly ‘mature’ student and, as a novice – an undergraduate? Well, you know the answer! The one I chose was Wolfson, mirabile dictu, Wolfson chose me. Volcanic ash clouds ground all air travel: groups (with our staff) stranded from Sicily through Volcanic ash clouds ground all air travel: groups tourists from Fez. As unrest grows in the Maghreb and Turkey to Syria. King of Morocco ejects all drills together with the Foreign Office. Then one day it Near East we devise day-long emergency in Tripoli, Libya find themselves in the middle of a happens. The group staying on Green Square mobile still working of a group member, who lends it gun battle. All telephone contact lost. One closes and staff are gone when our guide batters on to our archaeologist guide. British Embassy and laptops. Colleagues in Tunisia and Egypt are their door. I sleep surrounded by telephones the rebel-held coast road in either direction. But waiting to help if we can get the group along owner of the catamaran sent to pick up US Embassy oh wonder! Our agent in Malta knows the customers made the ten o’clock news as they staff, there may be space. Fifteen triumphant keep increasing as the company grows. finally arrived. But it does not stop. Problems My journey to Wolfson My journey My journey to Wolfson Wolfson andCambridge haveshapedmylifein somanypositiveways.Forwhich manythanks. that isjustasimportantitever was,perhapsevenmoreso. international, somewherewith a broadrangeofstudentsfromallkindsbackgrounds.Today that helpedsecuremyplace– I wantedtogosomewherethatwastrulycosmopolitanand was askedwhyIwantedtogo to Wolfsoninparticular.Maybeitwasmyanswerthatquestion armchairs hidingbehindanewspaperwaitingformyinterview. AtonepointinthatinterviewI stairs totheCombination oldselfsittinginoneofthebigleather Iseemy25-year Room dogs. Thismeanswedon’toftengettovisitCambridgebuteach timewereturnandIclimbthe Roger andIlivejustoutsideWorcesterwithahalf-acregarden andasuccessionofcats given risetosomefascinatingtravels. in gardenhistoryandIamnowpassionateabouttheof art.Inturntheseinterestshave husband, Roger,andalife-longloveoflearning.Whilststudying horticultureIbecameinterested Wolfson andCambridgegavemesomuch–greaterself-confidence, asecondcareer,lovely followed byworkingforafewyearsasprofessionalgardener. and feltthatIneededtodosomethingdifferent.Soitwasbackcollegestudyhorticulture decided toleavein2003,Iwasstillhappyteachingbutnotwiththerelentlesspaceofchange years IwasHeadofHistoryandworkedwithsomewonderfullycommittedcolleagues.finally that timeIreallyenjoyedbeingintheclassroomandteachingasubjectloved.Forlastsix a historyteacherfor12yearsinan11-18 comprehensivejustsouthofBirmingham.Formuch After Igraduatedwitha2:1in1990wenttoLeicesterUniversitydoPGCE.thenworkedas much IwantedtogoWolfson.Thenextthreeyearswerehardworkbutwonderful. instead. ItwasonlywhenaletterofunconditionaloffertoreadHistoryarrivedthatIrealisedhow interview wentwell–DrFranklinwasprettyscaryandIresolvedtogoingLeicester recent acquisitionofathirdALevelinHistoryateveningclasses.LikeDennisIdidn’tfeelthatmy Senior TutorDrMarieLovattwhowasinterestedinmypreviousseven-year career innursingand mature students.Iwasluckyenoughtoreceivethemostencouragingreplyfromthenacting My ownjourneybeganin1986withanexploratorylettertoallthecollegesatCambridgethattake particularly tothosematureundergraduateswhoreachCambridgeviamoreunusualroutes. reminder ofjusthowmuchWolfsoncomestomeanallthosewhopassthroughitsdoorsbut Reading ‘MyJourneytoWolfson’byDennisMubaiwainthe2015–2016 Wolfson wasa Review (1987), Moss née Aldridge, Julia Alumna JourneyMy to Wolfson 40 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Wolfson Society Above: The Wolfson team with presenter Challenge University Paxman Jeremy Left: Theteam with Jeremy Stephen Professor and Paxman Hawking, met who finalists the in Cambridge and presented the College. Balliol to trophy 41 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

Of course, the biggest challenge for the team was keeping the results secret as the show is pre-recorded. Paul notes, “My family and friends knew only that I had played the first match and not the outcome. However, my mum was a bit more sneaky – I repeatedly asked her for my bank details to make expenses claims – by which she realised and figured out we had been to Manchester three times!” Serendipity seemed at times to favour the Wolfson team. During a break from filming, Eric visitedSerendipity seemed at times to favour the about the Dardanelles which ended up being thethe Imperial War Museum North and learned having visited Brussels only a week before aanswer to a starter only a few hours later. Similarly, the Atomium which was ‘neither tower, nor pyramid, amatch, Justin was able to recall that it was between sculpture and architecture’ during the tenselittle bit cubic, a little bit spherical, half-way match against Emmanuel College. Wolfson survived the first round after a nail-biting tiebreaker against the School of Oriental and first round after a nail-biting tiebreaker against Wolfson survived the Cambridge in the second more convincingly, against Jesus College, African Studies then won, defeated Balliol College, Oxford, before losing to theround. During the quarterfinals, Wolfson against the University of Warwick, WolfsonUniversity of Edinburgh. After a decisive victory against a very strong team from Emmanuel College,advanced to the semi-finals where they won performance, the team lost to the series champions,Cambridge. In the finals, despite a strong Balliol College, Oxford. series was an especially eventful one for Wolfson College series was an especially BBC University Challenge The 2016–2017 of Ben Chaudhri, Paul Cosgrove captained by Eric Monkman and consisting as the College’s team to the televised rounds.and Justin Yang, advanced was gripped by ‘Monkmania’ as the team Britain and across social media. from the College, throughout the University, won fans and supporters Justin Yang (2015), Student Justin Yang (2015), University Challenge University Wolfson Society state-of-the-art equipment tohelpourathletes excel. College gymfacilities,including removalofdamagedordefectiveequipmentandacquiring Sports &SocietiesOfficerDennis Mubaiwahasfocusedonamajorprojectaimedatimproving the Wolfson’s ‘Self-CareSundays’event duringEasterTerm. continued WCSA’ssuccessfulLGBT groupwhileDisabilityRepresentativeAisjaMahmoodinitiated bystander traininginpartnershipwiththeTutorialOffice.LGBT+ Representative,EricSwanson, Equality &DiversityOfficerAzitaChellappooledinitiativestoprovide sexualconsentandactive Week eventtoraiseawarenessaboutsustainablefoodsourcing andwastereductioninCollege. competition andpilotedahighlysuccessfulcompostingprogram. AlainalsoorganisedaGreen sister College,StAntony’s,Oxford.AlainKilajianledWCSA’scontribution totheGreenImpact Terms withTrinity,StJohn’s,PembrokeandMagdalene,inaddition toanextendedswapour External Officer,SebastianWrobelorganisedanumberofsuccessful swapsduringLentandEaster including NationalHugDay,Wolfson’sGotTalent,andChocolateTasting. and SecondEntsOfficerSianBradshawproducedacompellingmemorableseriesofevents, hopefully bethestartofafestivetraditionforfutureWolfsonstudents.DuringLentTerm,Christian Michaelmas, EntsOfficerChristianHarveyheldahighlysuccessful‘Bridgemas’eventwhichwill This wasahighlyproductiveandsuccessfulyearforourWCSACommittee.Attheendof Vice-President, andBenChaudhri(2014),StudentWCSAJuniorTreasurer Justin Yang(2015),StudentandWCSAPresident,JasonPhan Wolfson CollegeStudents’Association 42 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 (Sports & Societies Officer) &Societies (Sports President), Dennis Mubaiwa (President), Jason Phan (Vice- Treasurer), Yang Justin Officer),Ben Chaudhri (Junior (Green &Kilajian Campaigns Front (L–R): Row Alain Representative). Officer),Eric Swanson (LGBT+ &Diversity (Equality Chellappoo Azita Officer), (External Wrobel (Ents Officer), Sebastian (Ents Officer),Harvey Christian (L–R): Row Back Bradshaw Sian 2016–2017The WCSA Committee Wolfson Society , a British rock band rock , a British 43 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk , took guests, took the ages of on the a journey Earth through from the

The survivors molten landscape of the Hadean to the watery depths of the Palaeozoic. The lucky 750 were were The the lucky of watery the Palaeozoic. depths to landscapeof the 750 Hadean molten a veryguided scenery diverse and by the unique of through the popular mostdinosaur the next planet. Lasting 5am till of ever-changing phases morning, our it a busy was momentous food drink.and all-inclusive as well comedyas andentertainment, music, with filled night bucking slide, racing, life-drawing, a giant zorb water laser-tag, abundance: in was Entertainment Guests a wide very enjoyed also Howler. own Wolfson’s and disco, silent casino, shisha, bronco, stages, on four being The Subways with the headliner music range of live

After a gap year, the Wolfson June Event was back with a Big Bang on Friday 23 June 2017. This This 2017. June 23 back was Bang with a Big on Friday Event the June Wolfson After year, a gap entitled event, year’s Aeons been aeons. the in best have well night student. a Wolfson might It is whose singer lead June Event Student RobertsonBrian (2014), The Committee extends a warm thanks to the Wolfson community for continued support and a warm thanks to the Wolfson community The Committee extends We now look forward to not have achieved so much without you! co-operation – we could to WCSA in Michaelmas 2017. inducting newcomers Internally, Vice-President Jason Phan and Junior Treasurer Ben Chaudhri helped WCSA run Ben Chaudhri helped and Junior Treasurer Jason Phan Internally, Vice-President a fixed asset inventory platform, of a new internal communications the introduction smoothly with helped improve Zenas van Veldhoven reporting systems. Secretary enhanced financial project, and President Justin Yang organised. Finally, and kept the Committee communications WCSA’s external information about College life at WCSA Student Life Survey to gather vital initiated the inaugural WCSA governance. a number of constitutional changes to streamline Wolfson and proposed Leo Monahan Leo Wolfson Society transform youandexpandyour socialcircle.Wewelcomealllevelsofdancerssoseeyouthere! make theseeveningsmemorable. LatinNightsarethequintessentialdancingexperiencethatwill The high-qualitylessons,creative dancesteps,friendlyandfun-lovinginstructorsdancers evening willonlyendafterfreeandexhilaratingsocialdancing till 11pm! salsa orzoukclassesareconductedfrom8pmandbachatalessons aretaughtfrom9pm.The These weeklyoccasionsarewildlypopularamongstudentsand dancersinCambridge.Multi-level and heartsbeatmerrilyintandemtothecatchycadences. of danceunderthepersuasionimpassionedLatinmusic.This iswherebodiesswaysublimely Wolfson LatinNightisathrillingexperience,transformingordinary peopleintopassionatelearners Brian Tan(2014),Student Wolfson LatinNights Kent’s excellentnovelaccruedthehighestmarkofseasonat8withBanville’s7.5out10. common: theinfluenceofseaandpresenceearlydeathasaninitiatorplot. and theothersetfrom1950suptonear-presenttimesinIreland,theyhadmuch such seeminglydifferentbooks,onesetin1820sIceland,basedonthetruestoryofamurderess two bookswerediscussed:BurialRites,(HannahKent,2013)andTheSea(JohnBanville,2005).For the novelwasnotuniversallyadmiredandendedupwithanaveragescoreof7.8.Mostrecently with morethananodtowardsTristramShandy.ThediscussionintheGroupwasverylively,but 7 outof10.ThehighlyratedGoldenHill(FrancisSpufford,2016)isarollicking,picaresquenovel agreed tobeaperfectlyenjoyableread,butwasalsofeltlackdepth:itscoredcreditable admiration withthelowestmarkofseasonat5.1.SweetCaress(WilliamBoyd,2015)was higher scoreof7.45.The2016BookerPrizewinnerSellout(PaulBeatty)failedtoarousethesame English womanwhofeelstrappedlivinginSaudiArabia,alsoelicitedstrongfeelings,witha reactions averagingat6.1.EightMonthsonGhazzahStreet(HilaryMantel,1988),describingan Hustvedt, 2003).Hailedbyonerevieweras‘aferociouslycleverbook’,itpromptedextreme It hasbeenanexcitingyearfortheWolfsonReadingGroup.WebeganwithWhatILoved(Siri Kim Allen(2008)andChristineCorton(2010),SeniorMembers Wolfson ReadingGroup 44 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Wolfson Society 45 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

Dancing serves a valuable function in an international environment like Wolfson as it enablesDancing serves a valuable function in an international environment like Wolfson as it barriers. It’speople from all sorts of backgrounds to communicate and make friends across cultural desks andan excellent fitness strategy too for book-weary scholars who can step away from their screens to stretch their legs and minds on the dance floor. We did our usual double act introducing beginners to basic steps and routines in the various act introducing beginners to basic steps We did our usual double their footwork with the rhythm, hold, leg anddances. At first newcomers struggle to coordinate at their first clumsy attempts. We were lucky tohip action, but they have fun together laughing them learn faster, so before long everyone washave some advanced couples with us to help Latin rhythms of the jive, cha-cha and swaying to thehappily swinging around the floor to lively gentler strains of the waltz, foxtrot and rumba. Ballroom dancing has been going on at Wolfson for many decades and continues to attract been going on at Wolfson for many decades Ballroom dancing has joined our weekly every year. A steady group of participants new students and Visitors instructor Calla and I do our best Term and we all had a great time. Our sessions in Michaelmas have no dancing experience in a relaxed atmosphere so those who to make the lessons fun do not feel intimidated. Susie Hoelgaard (1976), Senior Member and Organiser Susie Hoelgaard (1976), Ballroom Dancing Society Society Dancing Ballroom Wolfson Society not tobemissed! Wolfson Howlerisanevent created bythecompères, with theamazingatmosphere downright weird,combined geeky topoliticaljust at eachevent,rangingfrom With somethingforeveryone comedians intheirownright. gone ontobeaward-winning as students,andwhohave first performedattheHowler are Cambridgealumni,who Novellie andAhirShah.Both torch totwonewones,Pierre and NishKumarpassedthe regular compèresEdGamble some changestoHowler– addition, therehavebeen Andrew HunterMurray.In Adefope, JamaliMaddixand including JohnKearns,Lolly students alike,withheadliners comedians, professionalsand host tomanybrilliant This yeartheHowlerplayed winning up-comingnamesinthewidercomedicworld.Themixtureisadelighttowatch.’ other foundontheCambridgescene.Itgivesrisingstudentcomicsaplacealongsideaward- words ofVarsity(30May2016):‘theWolfsonHowlerpresentsacomedyclubvibeunlikeany not familiarwithWolfson’sveryowncomedynight,theeventisperhapsbestsummarisedin The currentacademicyearhasbeenanothersuccessfulonefortheWolfsonHowler.Forthose Shahid Padhani(2013),Student Wolfson Howler 46 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Wolfson Society

47 Noodle Club members with their ‘Welcome’ messages, outside House Fuchs This year we have welcomed 25 people, 25 welcomed have we year This topicsand countries, different from 11 the (including elections included have air Brexit vote), the and UK’s France US, pollution, euphemisms, the end of and English of forms earlier Obamacare, University. Cambridge of history the even www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

Many members come to improve their conversational English, to clear up questions about English questions about up English clear to English, conversational their improve members to come Many subjects, meeting people enjoy all we different in Importantly, pronunciation. or improve grammar cultures. and countries from different Noodle Club is an informal gathering every Friday lunchtime, in which we discuss news items and news items discuss we which in lunchtime, every gathering Friday informal an Noodle is Club noodlesgeneral And snacks! eat and themes, lighthearted. and serious Corinne Duhig (1981), Director of Studies in Archaeology Director in Associate College and Research Studies of Duhig (1981), Corinne Noodle Club Library Associate Assistant College and Research (1985), Smith Laurence The Wolfson Games Nights are a regular fixture in the College’s social calendar, and over the pastThe Wolfson Games Nights are a regular fixture atmosphere for College members to meet newyear they have provided a friendly and welcoming looking to have a good time, whether you are a fan offriends. We offer something for everyone deep strategy or just looking to roll some dice. The Society hosts the weekly Wolfson Games Night, which brings enthusiasts and casual players weekly Wolfson Games Night, which brings The Society hosts the types of games, thematic of tabletop adventures. We introduce all together for an evening like the train adventure game Ticketmechanics. These include stalwart classics concepts, and game Codenames. Every week like the award-winning deduction game to Ride as well as new releases along the famous coastal road in One week could see a Zen journey features a different theme. Fury of Dracula. race across Europe in the gothic horror-themed Tokaido, and the next a frantic Matthias Wong (2013), Student and Society Organiser Matthias Wong (2013), Board Games Society Board Wolfson Society Society remains aplaceSociety to gather for appreciation the tea of and conversation. a‘Pawssponsored for Tea’ animal the welfare to bake charity, sale support Blue Tea Cross. The tea associated the with along also customs for teas. society preparing these and drinking The this year sessions with dedicated to Chinese floral tea, matchaJapanese tea and Colombian mate teas new and enjoytry company the classic from We others. of departures British some made teas gatherings Sundays weekly on The brought acquaintances and new close friends together to relax, year Tea second its continuingThe with began as well members as Society many faces. new Eric Swanson (2015), Treasurer Student andSociety Tea Society (November, 2016)Society Designing gardens mini-rockery at the launch of Wolfson Plant At the University Herbarium, we had the privilege of seeing Darwin’s seeing of At own specimens, botanical Herbarium, we privilege hadthe University the University Botanic Gardens, and explored Cambridgeshire’s woodlands for looking wild orchids. walked Wolfson gardens the Head with Gardener Phil Stigwood, visited ‘Orchid the at Show’ the plant we diversity,have year our first During usesactivities and the plants. of of natural history and passionate to We them. learn more about want to promote interest in botany, plant sciences, brings plants fascinatedof Wolfson Plant together College members byThe diversity the Society Gabriela Doria (2015), Student Plant Society 48 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 us the wonders of the plant the us of wonders the world! College, are invited to enjoy with All plant lovers, in of and out green into some bring their rooms. succulents to for our students and gardensmini-rockery cacti of plants and materials to design we WCSA, of provided support Green Weekwith the and with HMSof Beagle. In collaboration voyage the on which collected he

Sport Sport thank theCollegeforitscontinued supportincultivatingapositivesportingspiritatWolfson. College’s profile,asourceofpride –wesincerelyhopethatthiscontinues.Finally,I’dliketo Similarly, ourhigh-achievingathletes continuetobeasourceofinspiration,andinraisingthe competitive year.Theirefforts leave usinagoodpositiontocontinueourupwardtrajectory. schedules alongsideorganising matchesandtrainingsessions,Wolfsonhasenjoyeda Thanks tothehardworkofsportscaptains,whohavebalanced demandingacademic both physicalandmentalwellbeing. College sport,aswelltheCollege’scommitmenttoproviding anenvironmentconduciveto and badmintonhaveenjoyedlivelyparticipation.Thisundoubtedly reflectsagrowinginterestin board. Stand-outachievementsincludepoolandbadminton, whilst cricket,squash,tabletennis More generally,reportsfromthecaptainsreflectstrong,competitive performancesacrossthe sports, studentsarenowabletoparticipateinCross-Countryrunning andWomen’sFootball. Wolfson’s sportingscenehasfurtherexpanded:inadditionto the widerangeofalreadyavailable Mubaiwa went to Dennis Powerlifting in Full Blue community whilstnurturingphysicalandmentalwellbeing. done inrunningtheirteamsandcreatingapositiveenvironmentthatfostersfriendship better. Wearegratefultoallourclubandsocietiesorganisersfortheexcellentworkthey’ve Last yearwasbyallmeasuresafantasticforsportatWolfson,butthiseven Dennis Mubaiwa(2015),StudentandWCSASportsSocietiesOfficer Wolfson Sports 50 The Wolfson Review Powerlifting, respectively. both awardedFullBluesinFootballand and SocietiesOfficerDennisMubaiwawere running, MidfielderStefanWolfandSports Mann (Half-Blue,Skiing).Forthesecondyear (Half-Blue, LightweightRowing)andSamuel (Half-Blue, Karate),ZenasVanVeldhoven Malowany (Rowing),NiveditaSarveswaran Angus Lockhart(Athletics),Aleksander recipients includeTomKearns(Athletics), and depthofoursportingtalent.TheBlues of sports,showcasingtheimmensebreadth awarded toWolfsonstudentsacrossarange A highnumberofBluesandHalf-Blueswere 2016–2017 Sport Faced with strong competition from Oxford, Tom Kearns ran a personal best of 10.19.99 minutes in the 3000m Steeplechase, coming fourth in the Blues match. Angus Lockhart fielded two personal bests in the Shot Put (14.81m) and Discus (40.86m), winning both of the events in the Blues match, and gaining Cambridge University Full Blues. 51 19 February 2017 19 Angus Lockhart in the Shot Put finalShot Put theat British Universities Championship, www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Despite these successes, Oxford took home the overall match trophies in both Men’s and Despite these successes, Oxford took home the overall match trophies in both Men’s Women’s Blues and Second matches, drawing strength from the depth in their squad. is bright, Nevertheless, with many new athletes coming into the Cambridge ranks, the future and CUAC looks forward to future contributions from Wolfson College to its success. The match was held in Cambridge and some fantastic performances were recorded. Gunther The match was held in Cambridge and some and Second team to win the Second team match with Klobe out-jumped both the Oxford Blues narrowly behind the Cambridge Blue’s top jumper. a strong performance of 1.80m, finishing Wolfson College was also represented at the 143rd Athletics Varsity Match. Tom Kearns and also represented at the 143rd Athletics Varsity Wolfson College was University Athletic Club selected to compete as part of the Cambridge Angus Lockhart were team. and Gunther Klobe in the Men’s Second (CUAC) Men’s Blues team, Every fourth year a combined Oxford and Cambridge team visits the US, and for two of the three Oxford and Cambridge team visits Every fourth year a combined The first match was against British universities host the visiting US teams. intervening years the a Cornell and Penn team. These and Yale team, and the second against the combined Harvard teams were narrowly experience but sadly both Men’s and Women’s matches were a great beaten in their matches. Athletics Athletics Captain (2015), Student and Angus Lockhart hosted by the combined club) was and Cambridge’s Athletics Club (Oxford The Achilles Coast of the United on its tour to the East and Pennsylvania of Harvard, Yale, Cornell universities April. States this Sport Soman (Captain),Soman Li Haotong Edelman (Coach), Nabil Najjar, Zhengjia Lu, Jyothish Prof. Robert Zielinski, Max Park, Hyunkyu Clauson, Matt toLeft right: Ammar Khurshid, Xianwei Shi (Captain), However, wehadsomeverycompetitivematchesagainst thebest teamsintheLeague. players andsometimesalackofplayers,wedidnotmanagetogetbacktheFirstDivision. This academicyearhasbeenverytoughasourrebuildingyear.Duetoinjuriesofsomekey Xianwei Shi(2014)andJyothishSoman(2013),StudentsCaptains Basketball Chee Philip Dias, Joachim Front row: Shang-Yik Reigh, Charoensawan, Cojo Yo. PeterMoledina, Galloway, Yod Saadiq to right: left row Back organise thehandover. [email protected] soIcan please getintouchwithmeat and club.Ifanyoneisinterested, to takeonthebadmintonteam We arenowlookingforsomeone WCSA forprovidinguswiththeabilitytokeeponplayingourfavouritesportatagoodstandard. performed wellandreachedthesemi-finalsofCupperstournament.Iwouldliketothank asked forbetterteammates–allgreatplayersandtalentedpeople.Asusual,our to thankeveryonewhoplayedforusandmadeallthoseyearssoenjoyable.Icouldn’thave This ismylastyearasCaptainoftheWolfsonBadmintonteamIamfinishingPhD.I’dlike Joachim Dias(2012),StudentandCaptain Badminton

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Wolfson Basketball. Looking forwardtoanothergreat yearof any newplayerstojoinusinthe future. year, withtheremainingcoreplayers and return tothetopdivisionnextacademic We aimtobecomemorecompetitiveand who coachedusintheMichaelmasTerm. thanks gotoProfessorRobertEdelman, strong supportthroughouttheyear.Special some greatgames,andtheCollegeforits team forstandingtogetherandplaying As Captains,wewouldliketothankthe 2016–2017 Sport 53 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Man of the Match was Zabhir Moghal, a Land Economy MPhil student from 2012, who scored 51 Man of the Match was Zabhir Moghal, a Land Economy MPhil student from 2012, who not out for the President’s XI before then taking three wickets in one over. This year the President’s XI fielded a strong side comprising six alumni, two Fellows, two This year the President’s XI fielded a strong start and members of staff and a former Visiting Scholar. Batting first, they got off to a strong When the maintained momentum throughout their innings, reaching 148 for 6 off 20 overs. bowled Students went into bat, they were pegged back by an accurate bowling line-up who start, four maiden overs in the first five overs. The Students never recovered from this slow margin for eventually reaching just 92 runs for 6 off their 20 overs, resulting in a 56-run winning the President’s XI. President’s Cup Cricket Match 2017 President’s Christopher Lawrence, Bursar Wolfson President’s XI and the Wolfson Students’ XIThe 18th annual cricket match between the XI coming out as the victors. This was the fourthtook place on Sunday 11 June, with the President’s of Professor Sir Richard Evans’ Presidency, bringing thewin by the President’s XI in the seven years the President’s XI and 12 wins for the Students’ XI. results over the 18 matches to six wins for This year saw Wolfson re-enter the University Cuppers tournament. After a good win in our first This year saw Wolfson re-enter the University do enough to get past Girton which saw us exit the game against Churchill, Wolfson couldn’t the season was the annual match against the tournament prematurely. Our last game of succumbed to an enthusiastic staff and alumni side, President’s XI. The students unfortunately enjoyed by all. but it was a good summer’s day that was Cricket Student and Captain Karthik Suresh (2016), after a host of seasoned veterans left our ranks last The Wolfson Cricket Club had a tough year as we try to establish a fresh group of keen Wolfson year. The Club is now in a transition phase cricketers. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art and self-defence system that focuses on grappling to achieve martial art and self-defence system that focuses Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a a week during term and Wolfson College BJJ trains at least twice control and submission. of Cambridge, and is free for to anyone affiliated with the University membership is open more information please visit www.facebook.com/groups/wolfsonbjj Wolfson members. For Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Brazilian and Organiser (2015), Student Karim Mukaddem to grow. Wolfson’s own Club has continued Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu third year, the College Entering its instruction up takes now James Sutherland the beginner-friendly atmosphere Club fosters a as as a club this we have not competed development. Though competitive while still providing across the UK. have gone on to succeed at competitions year, individual members Sport muddy innextyear’sCross-Countryseason. The ClubhasuseditsWCSAfundingtopurchaseteamvestswhichwelookforwardgetting Marathon thisyearin3hours33minutes. Marchant whoranforthewinningLadies’MobmatchteamatVarsityXC,andBoston XC andinthe3kSteeplechaseatBritishUniversitiesAthleticsChampionships,Libby individual performancesincludeTomKearnswhoranforthewinningMen’sThirdVIIIatVarsity and Ladies’teamsfinishinginthetophalfofIntercollegiateLeaguerankings.Notable The newlyformedWolfsonCross-CountryclubconcludeditsfirstseasonwithboththeMen’s Tom Kearns(2015),StudentandOrganiser Cross-Country Wolfson Student Tom Kearns leads the pack at the Varsity 3rds Cross Country Match at St Neots, November 2016 November Match St at Neots, 3rds Tom Varsity Cross Student the Country at Wolfson pack the leads Kearns 54 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 The winning President’s XI President’s Lodge. match hospitalitybackatthe enjoyed thetraditionalpost- sunshine, andbothsides The gamewasplayedinbright Sport 55 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Our performance in Cuppers was not as successful as in the League, as we were eliminated in Our performance in Cuppers was not as successful has now graduated, our aim for next year is to the second round. Given that half of the team the First recruit talented and enthusiastic new members and to work together to return to and Division. Many thanks to all the members of the team, who contributed to a successful enjoyable year. Ioannis Menikou (2014), Student and Captain for first place in the League, right up to the last game We were very competitive and challenged expectations. Unfortunately we were of the season, exceeding even our most optimistic game against Downing College. This caused great defeated in that last and most important left us with even more motivation and disappointment in the team, however, it has determination to work harder next year. Pool Ninjutsu Society Fellow and Organiser Antonio Lombardo (2014), and teach the Japanese martial art of Bujinkan Budo The aim of the Ninjutsu Society is to study separate schools, whose techniques have been Taijutsu. The Bujinkan system consists of nine for over 900 years through an unbroken line of transmitted from generation to generation by legendary Japanese Ninja, includes both grandmasters. Ninjutsu is the martial art practised self-defence system. Practising Ninjutsu helps armed and unarmed fight and is an excellent of one’s own body, as well as the ability to develop self-confidence, perseverance, awareness Saturday and the classes are open to every level. handle stressful situations. We practise every If you are keen on playing competitive football that still leaves you with sufficient time for your competitive football that still leaves If you are keen on playing Wolfson College Men’s football teams. studies – come and join Football and Captain (2014), Student Alexander Montag a College. This is together with Darwin Men’s football teams fields two joint Wolfson College a Training is once but also from Darwin. not only from Wolfson to meet new people great way not strictly divided into The teams are team) on the weekend. two matches (one per week with for matches based on we train together and players are selected first and second team; place during Michaelmas and and level of play. The season takes availability, training attendance, Easter Term. we organise weekly kickabouts during however, Lent Terms Sport challenging classes. our AerobicsandPilatesinstructor:shecontinuallypushesus, providing stimulatingand energising classesatthestartofnewacademicyear.Weare stillveryluckytohaveJaneas goodbye toourZumbainstructor,sowillbelookingforanew instructortocontinueLaura’s offered weeklyPilates:agreatantidotetohoursofstudyingand examstress.Sadly,wesaid With thequietperiodoverexamtime,wepausedourAerobics andZumbaclasses,butstill can allfeelthebenefitsofweeklyclasses! acquiring beautifulnewmats.Ithasbeengreattoseemembers becomingregulars,andwe The Zumba,AerobicsandPilatesSocietyhashadagreatyear: growinginnumbersand Tessa Stewart(2013),StudentandSocietyOrganiser Zumba, AerobicsandPilatesSociety Robo-pong. grateful toWCSAandournewmembersinorganisingout-of-hourstrainingsessionswith every Sundayfrom8pmto10pm.AllWolfsonmembersarewelcomejoinusinthese.We Currently theSocietyhascloseto20membersandweholdpracticesessionsinLeeHall team placedsecondintheSecondDivision. members interestedinTableTennis.Asaresult,weperformedstronglyagainthisyear,withour The Societyhadafineyearasthe2016–2017 academicyearsawabiginfluxofnewCollege Jason Too(2015),StudentandSocietyPresident Table Tennis sports teams. renewed interestandcompetitionintowhat,inrecenthistory,hasbeenoneofWolfson’stop New playersarealwayswelcome,andwehopethatthenextacademicyearwillbring new racquets,andhavetheluxuryofusingworld-classcourtsatUniversityCentre. at theendofMichaelmasTermshowedthereisstillstrengthinWolfson.Wehaveinvested over atChristmas.Gameshavebeenfewaswerebuild,butatightlossagainstJesusCollege has operatedthisyear,withThomasMullnersservingasCaptainuntilLouisAshworthtook unfortunately compoundedbyseveralotherkeyplayersfinishingtheirstudies.Asmallerclub formidable SaadiqMoledina,ahugechampionandpromoterofCollegesquash,was It hasbeenaninterstitialyearforWolfson’ssquashclub.Thegraduationlastofthe Louis Ashworth(2015),StudentandCaptain Squash 56 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Sport Inaugural gathering of the Wolfson Social Rowing Team, Wolfson College Boathouse, Sunday 22 January 2017 57 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk WSRT has rowers of all abilities, from complete novices to current and former College and City WSRT has rowers of all abilities, from complete coaches and coxes from Wolfson and the City clubs rowers, and we are indebted to our several us every week. After a few preliminary lessons on the who generously donate their time to help to ‘the eight’ where they join the more experienced erg and in ‘the tub’, newcomers progress together. Although the purpose of the WSRT is rowers and everyone practises their skills As well as striving to emulate the College crews primarily social, we do have some ambition! considering forming a crew to trial for the Bumps next who row past with such panache, we are So together year, and have plans to challenge other Oxbridge Colleges to social rowing events. with our Boathouse parties and post-rowing gatherings at the pub, the future is looking to join us at eventful! Whatever your ambition, age, ability or experience, you are very welcome morning the Wolfson Boathouse on Sundays. We try to row on a weekday evening if our Sunday to join outing is cancelled due to a river closure. Please email the Captain ([email protected]) – we look forward to seeing you there. Social Rowing Social Rowing (2016), Fellow and Captain Marie Kent its inaugural row on took to the water for Rowing Team (WSRT) formed Social Wolfson’s newly every Sunday Wolfson College Boathouse been meeting at the January 2017 and has Sunday 22 that caters for is a new venture Marie Kent, the WSRT Founded by Fellow morning since. training with the College crew whose commitments prevent them from members of the College have not been able to do perhaps have wanted to row but previously during the week, or who the College provided they can to all members and associate members of so. The team is open closures excepted) to enjoy for an 11am start every Sunday (river swim, and meets at 10.45am the Cam until 1pm. two hours’ rowing on Sport 17 June 2017. June 17 Dinner, Bumps May the before Corton Christine Dr and President the with Club Boat the of Members from Wolfson. position inthePegasusCupandBladesforW1.YetanothersuccessfulMayBumpscampaign Robinson W1andcontinuedbladingtraditionsatWolfson.Upsevenpositionsintotal,fourth was caughtbyGirtonbeforeWolfsonmanagedtobumpthem.IntheirraceW1easily painfully closetoGirtonM1andmissedbumpingthembyjustafewstrokesasStCatherine’s On thelastdayourM2salvagedtheirwholecampaignwithanamazingover-bump.M1got is whybumpingthemwasquiteanachievementforourM1. Hall M1andFitzwilliamM1.HugheshadfourrowersfromtheFirstUniversityboatwhich Sussex W1,CorpusChristiW1andEmmanuelW2.M1hadtakendownTrinityHallM1,Hughes both crewsenteredthelastdaywithapotentialofgettingblades.W1hadbumpedSidney start astheygotbumpedinthefirstthreedays.BothM1andW1hadastrongcampaign Wolfson CollegeBoatClubenteredthree boatsforMayBumpsthisyear.OurM2hadarough Valtteri Tulkki(2013),StudentandWCBCCaptain Rowing 58 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017

News News 59 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk News . Review in thenext 2016–2017;donationsasat30June2017. during willberecordedThose thisperiod fallingafter The College isgrateful to thefollowing, aswell asto thosewhomadedonationsanonymously Donations to Wolfson College Professor Dr Winfried Baumgart Stephen Bates (1990) Mr Miss Terry (2009) Barringer Adrian (2005) Barlow Mr ProfessorEmeritus David Barker Professor Paul (2009)and Barford (1998) Ms Antoinette Askin Professor Emeritus Yuko Asaka Dr Carolina Armenteros (2005) Olayemi AnyanechiMrs (2002) Anton EBSchefer Foundation Amundsen(1979) Robert Mr DharshiniAmaratunga Mrs Professor Alfred AmanJr(1983) Ms JulianaAlmeida(1986) AllenFSAFRHistSoc Dr Martin GrahamAllen(1999) Mr Professor AlexanderFBA Robin LenoreMrs Alexander(2008) (1987) JuliaAldridge Mrs Professor (1989) Aldrich Jonathan PeterMr Aldred (1976) Ms Lynette Alcántara(1995) ALBORADA TrustThe Ms Vinyo Aidam(2007) (2005) NeerajAgarwal Mr Dr EmmaAdlard (2016) Adewale (1990) Niyi Mr Dr Fernando Abegão(2006) (1974) AM (2005) Dr Carol (2009) Barford (1993) (1980) (2004) (2003) 60 The Estate of Mr Leonard Burt LeonardThe Estate ofMr Burt Burke’s Peerage Foundation Doreen BurginMrs (1997) Buggins Jonathan (2008) Mr Bubier(2015) Dr Norma Dr Richard Brown (2005) PaulMr Brown (2007) Professor Frank Brown (2000) BrownDr Douglas (2001) Dr Andrew Brown (2001) Bradshaw (1991) Dr RHarry Boyce (1993) Mark Mr (1972) SusanBowring Mrs Dr Richard Bourgon (2006) Edward BourgoinMr (2012) Bonyhadi Ernest (1986) Mr PaulMr BompasQPM (1988) The Estate ofProfessor Richard (1983) Blacklaws Dr Barbara Dr Pamela Black(2005) FRSA(2007) Bicker Charles Mr Professor Bichieri MCristina Ms JaneBevan Professor (1985) HughBevan Dr Steven Berger (1980) David Bennett (2005) Mr The Reverend Professor Jeremy Bechtel Sebastian (2015) Mr Dr Peter Beaumont(1990) (1991) Beart Jonathan Mr Professor Lawrence Baxter (1974) Blum (1984) (1976) Begbie (2007) (1987) The Wolfson Review 2016–2017

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Withmyfunding,Icantakeextraforeignlanguagelessons todevelop by theCollege.Ithasgivenmemanyopportunitiestodevelop my transferable knowledge. IamimmenselygratefulfortheSantanderScholarship awarded As anengineeringundergraduate,transferableskillsareaspivotal astechnical Yue (2016) Chen Universities Scholarship Santander to usethisexperienceempowerothersaswell. and fulfillmydream.Iamextremelygratefulfortheiramazing support andhope support ofWolfsonandtheYidiLuBursaryenabledmetostayin Cambridge difficulties andhadahardtimepayingthehightuitionfees.The generous Psychology. 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Huffington for freelances and some close friends, and who allowed the breaking of many Formal Hall conventions – includingand some close friends, and who allowed the breaking of many Formal Hall conventions Dessert!bringing fairy lights to the table, raucous cheering, and leaving their seats for much of Both and inEli and Sophie are very grateful for the role the College played in bringing them together, helping Eli propose in such a surprising and unique way. News 3D MediaGuildawardinvirtualrealityanimationfortheirfilm PitotiPrometheus. Dr BakerandMarcelKarnapkeoftheBauhaus-UniversitätWeimar havebeenawardedthe FredrickDr Baker (2016) Chemistry, ÅngströmLaboratory,UppsalaUniversityinSweden. 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Grants of Title the title of Affiliated Lecturer from Divinity. Dr Jane Deanne McLarty has been granted 1 October 2016 for a further two years. the title of Affiliated Lecturer from Education. Ms Christine Estelle Counsell has been granted 1 October 2016 until 30 September 2017. the title of Affiliated Lecturer from 1 October History. Dr Martin Robert Allen has been granted 2016 for a further two years. title of Affiliated Lecturer from 1 October 2016 Law. Sir Denis O’Connor has been granted the for a further year. Physiology, Development, and Neuroscience. Revd Dr Geoffrey Malcolm Weston Cook has been granted the title of Affiliated Lecturer from 1 December 2016 for a further two years. Technical Officer from 1 March Materials Science and Metallurgy. Dr Nadia Anatolia Stelmashenko reappointed 2019 for two years. Re-appointments Appointments Acting Deputy Head of Department October 2016 to 31 December 2016. Medicine. Professor John Sinclair appointed from 1 Election Professorship the MICE FCIWEM, elected CEng (Newcastle) to BSc PhD (Hons) Dr Richard Fenner, 1 Sustainabilityof Engineering October from 2017. with effect

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Artist: Peter Mennim internationally famousphilosopher ofscience.internationally Always unassuming, sheseemedgenuinely hadnoideathatshewasan asalandscape historian Many ofthosewithwhomsheworked entirelyeminence intwo separate fields, arare achievement. This ledherto President beelected Society. Antiquarian of theCambridge Shethus achieved reinterpreting andsurroundingCambridge districts, Domesday significant Book. inthe entries Hallandsubsequentlyresearchedat Madingley of fieldpatterns theplacenamesandmedieval History the mid-1980s, inArchaeologyfriendship. shetook andtheninLandscape In Certificates cameregularly into College for lunch, andwasalways approachableMary for andhadagift beforeshortly herlastillness. in 1994,andshecontinuedto becloselyengagedwith Wolfson Fellow asanEmeritus until Fellow Honorary waselected ofthisCollegedoctorate ofscienceby University. Cambridge Mary GrantsCommittee.and amemberofthethenUniversity 2002shewasawarded In anhonorary appointed Professor ofthe Philosophy atCambridge, ofScience Fellow Academy, oftheBritish inherfield, retirement. distinction havingearly been thistimeshehadattainedenormous By sheopted wastaking, for 1985,dissatisfiedwiththesociological thatherdepartment turn In end justasDavid Williams took upthePresidency. asPresident.Williams as term assuccessorto Morrison John Mary’s Vice-President cameto an was elected Vice-President andinduecoursechaired thesearch committee thatfound David joined WolfsonMary asaFellow 1965,theyear inDecember ofitsfoundation. 1976she In College thatoffered menand women Fellowships onanequal basis. Wolfson, College, thenUniversity changedthesituationfor her. Shefinally found ahomein She thusremained withoutaCollege affiliation forherfirst five years, untilthe foundationof Obituaries so notallowed to dineinany ofthemen’s colleges, even asaguest. out from College life by themerethatshewasawoman, and fact wasshut of Science. AsMary thiswastheerabefore co-education, came to from Cambridge UCLin1960,asLecturer inthePhilosophy Hessehadalongandcloserelationship with Mary Wolfson. She Sir RichardEvans 15 October1924–22016 Honorary andEmeritusFellow Professor MaryHesseMAHonScDFBA 82 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 News Obituaries continued Obituaries 83 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Professor Ernest Jackson Lawson Soulsby, Ernest Professor Baron Soulsby of Swaffham Prior and Emeritus Fellow Honorary 23 June 1926 – 8 May 2017 James Wood Lawson Professor previously Prior, Soulsby of Swaffham Baron Veterinary died Head of the Department Medicine, of Soulsby, was an eminent, internationally at home on 8 May 2017. Lawson Yorkshire, veterinary Born in recognised scientist and parasitologist. Emeritus Fellow June 2017 10 February 1927 – 27 Gordon Johnson and distinguished archaeologist Bridget Allchin was an energetic and pre-historian She published nearly of South fifty Asia. papers twenty some in collaboration with her books, and getting on for new fields of study. entirely that opened up Raymond, husband, grant a is hardly held UniversityAlthough she never office there Bridget Allchin BA PhD MA FSA Bridget Allchin BA

surprised when she was accorded the many honours which she gathered during her later gathered which she honours surprisedthe many accorded she was when one of our most of a reminder this portrait commissioned the College of her, Fittingly, years. members. and committed loyal distinguished, he came first to Cambridge as a lecturer in Animal Pathology in 1954, a post he held until Cambridgeto as a lecturer in Animal he came first in 1978, of Animal Pathology take Cambridge to to up the post of Professor 1963. He returned He was Wolfson. of and was elected a Fellow at the Universityafter of Pennsylvania, 15 years She was elected a Fellow of Wolfson in 1967 and served as a Tutor 1968-1975. The College, with College, The 1968-1975. Tutor served in 1967 and as a Wolfson of She was elected a Fellow and she was particularly the to sensitive her, was ideal for its egalitarianand cosmopolitan ethos, election India my After to especially those from Pakistan. and overseas, needs of students from me first introduced me that it was she who had in reminding pleasure she took the Presidency, her dedication to part my her scholarship, 1960s; and for I admired – in the late the College to and her no-nonsense friendliness in everything and generous she did. intellectual endeavour, of the growth influencing the among its early her Fellows, have was fortunate to College The societyyoung ways. in all the best giving body that did not, at some time or other, support her work, body that did not, at some time or other, and in 2014 she was awarded giving a She was contribution research. to her lifetime’s for highest award Society’s Asiatic the Royal to and as its first Secretary than anyone did more Trust India of the Ancient and Iranfounder establishment. its successful ensure Artist: Jane Allison Jane Artist: Royal Asiatic Society Asiatic Royal News Master Master Hanh. Thich Nhat (Wolfson Cornwall, 39page30).Shealsocherished sacred Review musicandretreats withZen andtheCollege’sLondon; C1330athttp://bit.ly/1UkpKm3) collection signature studiopottery London), Archive, withLeach-related Sound anarchive ofinterviews Library potters (British Norma’s includesanarchive and ofMakushi legacy Museum, Wai-wai (Horniman artefacts to theend. to buildtraining centres, across basedonBinaHill, theAmazon region. onthisright Sheworked wasappointed Programme Norma October Ministry, the plan being andScientific Advisor to this forPeoples’Minister Indigenous In Affairs, Indigenousperson tooccupy thispost. thefirst www.pronatura.org). Following Guyana’s Sydney Allicockbecame Election, 2015General May resource andmuchelse(seeGuyana management,sustainableforestry 2015,http:// newsletter inaremoteconstructed region, thefirsttrainingcentre Indigenous youth for focussed onnatural wasconceived leader, and Institute Makushi 1998,BinaHill By Sydneya visionary Allicock. As Executive withlocalcommunitiesand Director ofPro-Natura inpartnership UKsheworked Obituaries continued uncontrolled useofantimicrobials inanimalfeed asgrowth promoters. and Science Technology Committee, threat to notablyidentifyingasakey humanhealththe interconnectedness ofhumanandanimaldiseases. He satonandchaired theHouseofLords Throughout hiscareer, Lawson pioneered recognising theconceptofOneHealthinBritain, the He wasafounding Fellow oftheAcademy Sciences. ofMedical bodyasPresident Fellowthe new untiltheendof2009andbecameanHonorary oftheRSPH. for ofHealthto Public becometheRoyalSociety with theRoyal Society Health(RSPH).Heserved Committee andthePresident ofPublic oftheRoyal Institute Healthuntil2008,whenitmerged andtheRSM.HewasinadditionPresident andScientific both theRCVS oftheParliamentary peerandthefirstindividual tobelife peerin1990–andwasthefirst veterinary President of was alsoPresident (1998–2000).Hewascreated ofMedicine aconservative oftheRoyalSociety of theRoyal College of SurgeonsVeterinary from 1978anditsPresident from 1984–1985.He numerous parasitology international awards andprizes. SoulsbywasamemberoftheCouncil his retirement Fellow. in1993whenhebecameanEmeritus hiscareer During hereceived oftheCambridge andDean subsequently appointedVet HeadofDepartment until School in South America. in South 1990s, Peoples to with theIndigenous work oftheAmazon, Guyana justice andappreciation ofnature andculture thatledher, by the An Oxford-trained Ecologist, itwas my wife Norma’s desire for social Harry Bradshaw 22 October1956–9August2016 Senior Member Norma BubierMADPhil 84 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 News Obituaries continued Obituaries 85 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Christopher PhD Barker Fellow Former 19 May 1938 – 12 May 2017 John Rees and a distinguished of the College Chris Barker was a past Fellow in a degree took He research. scientist in the field of cancer chemistry on to at Nottingham University in 1960 and went Laboratory Research Cancer in Nottingham’s a PhD complete in the mechanisms of cancer development in 1964. His interest John Cathie BA MLitt BA MAJohn Cathie PhD Emeritus Fellow 2016 1946 – 15 November 10 October Marie Lovatt in 1981. He Wolfson at Tutor I first met John after I became a wreathed in Bredon House, in his office in was sitting at his desk smoke. Behind him hung a vast print of an enormous and cigarette immensely intense, very He turned be a funny, stylish out to pig. and he of his students, kind the interests to man utterly devoted held firm views about almost everything. led him to a research chemist post in the Department chemist a research led him to of Medicine at Cambridge in 1967 at DepartmentWhen the newly formed of Haematological hospital site. the old Addenbrooke’s the MRC Chris to as a lecturer LaboratoryMedicine joined the team moved of Molecular Biology, His early work gained him an opportunity take to up a Research Fellow. and Senior Research John continued to come into College after 1992 for some years, but infrequently due to his due to infrequently but some years, after 1992 for College come into John continued to as his other interests, John had also had many his academic life, from ill health. Away increasing and works of Robert life The his continuing passion, as Burns were remembers. Margaret wife Indeed Scottish), politics (especially and the world in general. the very art, wildlife, were music, Whisky. a glass of Scottish enjoy Maltlast thing he did was to John was, first and foremost, a Scot. He gained a BA Hons (1974) and a PhD (1985) from the from PhD (1985) a BA Hons (1974) and a Scot. He gained a foremost, first and John was, (1976). He became St Andrews and an MLitt from in Economics, University of Strathclyde (1980) and a in 1978, subsequently holding a Cambridge MA Wolfson a Senior Member of Tutor 1981. In from John 1991 in the College became Acting Senior Tutorship and Fellowship then Tusa, with John after serious in October disagreements 1992, but resigned Tutor and Senior in the of Research Director He was also Assistant of the College. elected as President recently studies in Land a time directed Department 1976 and for September from of Land Economy copiously, on which he wrote Aid, in Food lay His academic interests own Wolfson. at Economy world. in the economics of the developing and he was very interested News his colleagues. as very back’‘laid thevoice ofreason andcalminhisrelationships andhewascertainly with to Pat wasmarried Chris hadthree andthey children. by hisfamily Hehasbeendescribed ofCambridge, inequalmeasure.University adifficult role diligenceanddiplomacy requiring faculties. Medicine HealsotookVeterinary Protection ontherole ofRadiation forthe Officer to Degree theJoint Committee and asSecretary oftheMedicine hislatter yearsserved Chris In includingNature injournals published influential andBlood. work towardsshifted immunologyandtherole of T-Cells inhaematological malignancies. Hehas Fellowship California Clinic inLaJolla, in1973–1974and1979–1980where atScripps hisinterest Obituaries continued 86 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 News

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2016–2017 K.Y.E.Lee O.Ilentamhen S.Shah A.E.Chacko A.E.Giannidi S.J.L.Spiller E.Li F.Rossouw J.Kang L.Yip A.Kefala-Stavridi A.J.Smith Row 8: A.Sesin S.C.M.Lim A.R.Lazzari Barlete Y.K.Tan S.Papa M.Kriznar P.Sangsuradej T.Roberts A.MacIntyre F.H.Chan I.Harmer G.Dziki O.Adesida L.J.Ferrero R.Alawadhi O.Ben Shoshan M.C.Banton M.Ríhová G.Rawlings M.A.J.Dubois P.Murphy J.W.Choi M.Olawoyin T.Tungamirai L.Muluzi A.E.Sunderland A.J.Browne A.Malekos S.Masur Row 7: H.Aryoubi H.Phan L.Poe J.Morfin B.Lima Monteiro K.Low D.Lo B.Hu A.Kocsis E.Meurgey E.Gianni K.G.R.Janin S.Chamberlain K.Tarig G.Kounidas M.Clauson G.D.Woodward S.Phillips W.Day I.Blackwell Z.Rahman D.Zhu N.Nguyen V.P.H.Serre H.Cui K.Docking M.Tavella J.Jiang Row 6: P.C.Chin L.Gustafsson Q.Zhao A.Chellappoo S.Vereycken K.Sivamoke P.Liubomirova M.Cherfils K.Suresh T.Greig L.Hogan J.Rubman J.Cunliffe W.Morgan W.Tait R.Espinosa Z.Hasanov M.Mulvany K.Lam R.Doegar R.Matuleviciute C.Barty-King J.Kent M.Yeo A.Ravuri D.Watson A.Jan H.Prem Kumar A.Sundararajan Row 5: S.Poe Y.Wang T.Youngvanich K.Sanders Y.Chen D.Afolabi W.Guevara N.Najjar G.Tonkin-Hill C.Wojcik T.Wilson A.Harrison M.McLean W.Golding A.Bonham G.Morris J.Wood F.Nowak M.Soltani A.A.Paxinos Y.Wang S.Liu M.Davies S.Magee S.Patnaik C.Wide A.Mahmood K.Moseley H.Yousaf Row 4: S.Chen S.M.Lim Z.E.Hu C.J.Harvey M.Donnelly M.Castellana-Cruz D.Meiske S.Klingberg C-G.Mitrofan D.Kyratsaki X.Ye T.Fosiewicz Z.Gu B.Lloyd T.Stell K.Fricke A.Bates A.Laschinger M.S.Gischer L.Alexandrou R.Charles J.B.P.Liang R-R.Griffiths P.Papaphilippou D.Eng Y.Han A.F.Kammies C.Benoist A.Kerdraon Row 3: V.Aithala P.Solanki I.Hanif C.Fiedler P.Ljungberg C.Darnel B.Aan De Stegge M.Ratynski M.Zielinski B.Saura-Neri M.I.Khan B.Anandakumar S.Mosegaard-Eriksen S.van Noort S.Weppel J.Sharp S.Fell F.Simon B.McDermott M.Faran B.G.B.Fraser V.Prokhorov L.Papi M.Ibrahim J.Brookes N.Netshitenzhe Y.Tong R.Elwakil G.L.Hjortlund Row 2: P.Uthayopas H.Watson H.Price P.Bonnier T.Descroix T.L.Torp-Hansen A.Bukenaite K.Dossa J.A.D.Fuller A.Butryn J.J.Himsworth G.H.Klobe B.J.G.Monsewije T.H.Suutari T.Lastovka N.Duffy G.Sylvester I.Gedi M.Fallowfield-Cooper D.Lodhia P.Heliotis M.Trimmel P.Spencer-Smith S.Bradshaw R.Lake L.Tattersall T.Zilahi Z.Liu Q.P.Chan Row 1: N.Sarveswaran U.Sarmin P.Zghibarta M.Wignall G.Yeo S.Taha J.Trinidad A.L.Toribio A.Bagnoli M.D.Vestergaard S.K.Church A.Fuller C.S.M.Lawrence K.A.Stephenson R.J.Evans J.A.McLarty B.D.Cox L.J.MacVinish K.M.Greenbank J.Dekkers M.C.Newbould M.Westbury J.K.H.Phan J.C.Yang J.Y.J.Too M.L.Fernandez Jarrin L.Robledo-Arratia L.Ashworth B.Aykroyd Student Record 91 Part II Part Jade Fowler, Law, Part II Part Law, Jade Fowler, LLM Ibrahim Hanif, II Part Hansen, Law, Thomas Veterinary Examination, Final * Eleanor Hullis, IA Part Kang, Law, Jared II English, Part Kiltinaviciute, Aiste LLM Bruno Lima Monteiro, Maclennan, II English, Part Long Ruby II Part Law, Ng, Andrew I Part Dong Engineering, Qian, Chemical IIB Part Land Economy, Sophocleous, Yiannis IA Part Classics, Stell, Thomas History, I Part Tan, Jun Yong LLM Tattersall, Luke MCL Marianna Tavella, in Applied Mathematics MASt Wang, Yixu * in Mathematical Statistics MASt Wojcik, * Charles Sebastian Wrobel, LLM Zghibarta,Patricia LLM in Mathematics Zilahi, MASt Tamas * (2016) Prize Joseph Petty best performance the in in the MPhil (For Criminology) Britton Andrew Prize Williams Sir David Class performance a Wolfson by the best First (For Tripos) student in Part II of the Law Tan Wei Lin Taro Prize Tunnicliffe the best performance a student by (For of study after a break to academic returning than 30 years) more Charles Thomas Wide

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To July 2017 To Prizes and Studentships Prizes Charles Carlton Prize (2016) Prize Carlton Charles the best performance in History, in the MPhil (For or the Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences, Law) excluding Cowan David Prize Yeam Kong Ng Dato’ Class performance an by best First the (For Tripos) in Part I of the Law undergraduate IB) Jing En Sim (Part Prize Hugh Bevan most distinguished performance the a by (For student in the LLM) Wolfson David Watson James (2016) KingJack Prize best performance the in in the M Phil (For Engineering or History-related Architecture, subjects) Sunil Sarferaz Jennings Prize Class and/or a *Distinction in a a First (For to those who awarded University Examination, prize) a named Law won had not already Social Anthropology, Ellis, Araoz Luzmila Mathematics in Pure MASt Bonnier, * Patric II English, Part Butler-Rushton, Adam Anglo-Saxon Norse and Celtic, Anna Chacko, II Part Chua, Philosophy, Eugene Studies, and Religious Theology Sarah Coppin, College Prizes College Shi En Jeremy Ee, Geography, Part IB Part Geography, Ee, Shi En Jeremy

J.A.McLarty B.D.Cox L.J.MacVinish K.M.Greenbank J.Dekkers M.C.Newbould M.Westbury J.K.H.Phan J.C.Yang J.Y.J.Too M.L.Fernandez Jarrin L.Robledo-Arratia L.Ashworth B.Aykroyd L.Ashworth L.Robledo-Arratia Jarrin M.L.Fernandez J.Y.J.Too J.C.Yang J.K.H.Phan M.Westbury M.C.Newbould J.Dekkers K.M.Greenbank L.J.MacVinish B.D.Cox J.A.McLarty

Row 1: Row N.Sarveswaran U.Sarmin P.Zghibarta M.Wignall G.Yeo S.Taha J.Trinidad A.L.Toribio A.Bagnoli M.D.Vestergaard S.K.Church A.Fuller C.S.M.Lawrence K.A.Stephenson R.J.Evans R.J.Evans K.A.Stephenson C.S.M.Lawrence A.Fuller S.K.Church M.D.Vestergaard A.Bagnoli A.L.Toribio J.Trinidad S.Taha G.Yeo M.Wignall P.Zghibarta U.Sarmin N.Sarveswaran

N.Duffy G.Sylvester I.Gedi M.Fallowfield-Cooper D.Lodhia P.Heliotis M.Trimmel P.Spencer-Smith S.Bradshaw R.Lake L.Tattersall T.Zilahi Z.Liu Q.P.Chan Z.Liu T.Zilahi L.Tattersall R.Lake S.Bradshaw P.Spencer-Smith M.Trimmel P.Heliotis D.Lodhia M.Fallowfield-Cooper I.Gedi G.Sylvester N.Duffy

P.Uthayopas H.Watson H.Price P.Bonnier T.Descroix T.L.Torp-Hansen A.Bukenaite K.Dossa J.A.D.Fuller A.Butryn J.J.Himsworth G.H.Klobe B.J.G.Monsewije T.H.Suutari T.Lastovka T.Lastovka T.H.Suutari B.J.G.Monsewije G.H.Klobe J.J.Himsworth A.Butryn J.A.D.Fuller K.Dossa A.Bukenaite T.L.Torp-Hansen T.Descroix P.Bonnier H.Price H.Watson P.Uthayopas 2: Row

J.Sharp S.Fell F.Simon B.McDermott M.Faran B.G.B.Fraser V.Prokhorov L.Papi M.Ibrahim J.Brookes N.Netshitenzhe Y.Tong R.Elwakil G.L.Hjortlund R.Elwakil Y.Tong N.Netshitenzhe J.Brookes M.Ibrahim L.Papi V.Prokhorov B.G.B.Fraser M.Faran B.McDermott F.Simon S.Fell J.Sharp

V.Aithala P.Solanki I.Hanif C.Fiedler P.Ljungberg C.Darnel B.Aan De Stegge M.Ratynski M.Zielinski B.Saura-Neri M.I.Khan B.Anandakumar S.Mosegaard-Eriksen S.van Noort S.Weppel S.Weppel Noort S.van S.Mosegaard-Eriksen B.Anandakumar M.I.Khan B.Saura-Neri M.Zielinski M.Ratynski Stegge De B.Aan C.Darnel P.Ljungberg C.Fiedler I.Hanif P.Solanki V.Aithala 3: Row

M.S.Gischer L.Alexandrou R.Charles J.B.P.Liang R-R.Griffiths P.Papaphilippou D.Eng Y.Han A.F.Kammies C.Benoist A.Kerdraon C.Benoist A.F.Kammies Y.Han D.Eng P.Papaphilippou R-R.Griffiths J.B.P.Liang R.Charles L.Alexandrou M.S.Gischer

S.Chen S.M.Lim Z.E.Hu C.J.Harvey M.Donnelly M.Castellana-Cruz D.Meiske S.Klingberg C-G.Mitrofan D.Kyratsaki X.Ye T.Fosiewicz Z.Gu B.Lloyd T.Stell K.Fricke A.Bates A.Laschinger A.Laschinger A.Bates K.Fricke T.Stell B.Lloyd Z.Gu T.Fosiewicz X.Ye D.Kyratsaki C-G.Mitrofan S.Klingberg D.Meiske M.Castellana-Cruz M.Donnelly C.J.Harvey Z.E.Hu S.M.Lim S.Chen 4: Row

M.Soltani A.A.Paxinos Y.Wang S.Liu M.Davies S.Magee S.Patnaik C.Wide A.Mahmood K.Moseley H.Yousaf K.Moseley A.Mahmood C.Wide S.Patnaik S.Magee M.Davies S.Liu Y.Wang A.A.Paxinos M.Soltani

S.Poe Y.Wang T.Youngvanich K.Sanders Y.Chen D.Afolabi W.Guevara N.Najjar G.Tonkin-Hill C.Wojcik T.Wilson A.Harrison M.McLean W.Golding A.Bonham G.Morris J.Wood F.Nowak F.Nowak J.Wood G.Morris A.Bonham W.Golding M.McLean A.Harrison T.Wilson C.Wojcik G.Tonkin-Hill N.Najjar W.Guevara D.Afolabi Y.Chen K.Sanders T.Youngvanich Y.Wang S.Poe 5: Row

M.Mulvany K.Lam R.Doegar R.Matuleviciute C.Barty-King J.Kent M.Yeo A.Ravuri D.Watson A.Jan H.Prem Kumar A.Sundararajan Kumar H.Prem A.Jan D.Watson A.Ravuri M.Yeo J.Kent C.Barty-King R.Matuleviciute R.Doegar K.Lam M.Mulvany

P.C.Chin L.Gustafsson Q.Zhao A.Chellappoo S.Vereycken K.Sivamoke P.Liubomirova M.Cherfils K.Suresh T.Greig L.Hogan J.Rubman J.Cunliffe W.Morgan W.Tait R.Espinosa Z.Hasanov Z.Hasanov R.Espinosa W.Tait W.Morgan J.Cunliffe J.Rubman L.Hogan T.Greig K.Suresh M.Cherfils P.Liubomirova K.Sivamoke S.Vereycken A.Chellappoo Q.Zhao L.Gustafsson P.C.Chin 6: Row

W.Day I.Blackwell Z.Rahman D.Zhu N.Nguyen V.P.H.Serre H.Cui K.Docking M.Tavella J.Jiang M.Tavella K.Docking H.Cui V.P.H.Serre N.Nguyen D.Zhu Z.Rahman I.Blackwell W.Day

H.Aryoubi H.Phan L.Poe J.Morfin B.Lima Monteiro K.Low D.Lo B.Hu A.Kocsis E.Meurgey E.Gianni K.G.R.Janin S.Chamberlain K.Tarig G.Kounidas M.Clauson G.D.Woodward S.Phillips S.Phillips G.D.Woodward M.Clauson G.Kounidas K.Tarig S.Chamberlain K.G.R.Janin E.Gianni E.Meurgey A.Kocsis B.Hu D.Lo K.Low Monteiro B.Lima J.Morfin L.Poe H.Phan H.Aryoubi 7: Row

M.C.Banton M.Ríhová G.Rawlings M.A.J.Dubois P.Murphy J.W.Choi M.Olawoyin T.Tungamirai L.Muluzi A.E.Sunderland A.J.Browne A.Malekos S.Masur A.Malekos A.J.Browne A.E.Sunderland L.Muluzi T.Tungamirai M.Olawoyin J.W.Choi P.Murphy M.A.J.Dubois G.Rawlings M.Ríhová M.C.Banton

A.Sesin S.C.M.Lim A.R.Lazzari Barlete Y.K.Tan S.Papa M.Kriznar P.Sangsuradej T.Roberts A.MacIntyre F.H.Chan I.Harmer G.Dziki O.Adesida L.J.Ferrero R.Alawadhi O.Ben Shoshan Shoshan O.Ben R.Alawadhi L.J.Ferrero O.Adesida G.Dziki I.Harmer F.H.Chan A.MacIntyre T.Roberts P.Sangsuradej M.Kriznar S.Papa Y.K.Tan Barlete A.R.Lazzari S.C.M.Lim A.Sesin 8: Row

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Dean of Students Admissions Tutors Raymond Bujdoso BSc PhD Anna Bagnoli BSc PhD (Postgraduates) Michael Hrebeniak BA MA PhD Tutors (Undergraduates, Arts and Humanities) Anna Bagnoli BSc PhD Lesley MacVinish BSc MA PhD Sally Church BA MA PhD (Undergraduates, Sciences) Membership Jo Dekkers BSc PhD David Frost BEd MA MA PhD College Teaching Officers Kevin Greenbank BA MA PhD Michael Hrebeniak BA MA PhD (English) Lesley MacVinish BSc MA PhD Astron Douglas BComm LLB LLM (Law) Mary Newbould BA MPhil PhD Shadia Taha BA MPhil BA PhD Director of Music Ana Toribio Fierro BSc MSc PhD Lynette Alcántara BA BMusEd AMusA MA James Trinidad LLB MSt MSt PhD Martin Vestergaard MSc MA PhD Press Fellowship Director Giles Yeo BA PhD John Naughton BE MA

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Honorary Fellow Professor Spyridon Flogaitis was born and brought up in Lefkas, Greece and went to the Universities of Athens, Paris II and Paris I. Since then he has conducted research and/or taught in several Universities, including Munich, Rome, Heidelberg, Bordeaux and Toulouse. He was Arthur Goodhart Professor in the Cambridge Faculty of Law in 2013 and has been Academic Bencher of the Inner Temple since 2015. In Greece he is Attorney at Law before the Council of State and the Supreme Court in the Athens Bar and is also the Director of the European Public Law Organisation (EPLO).

Professor Sir David Williams originally welcomed him to Wolfson in October 1982 and he has returned to the College as Visiting Fellow on several occasions.

The Hon Carrie Yuet-ngor Lam was elected in March 2017 as the first female Chief Executive Membership of Hong Kong. From 2012 to 2017 she was the Chief Secretary for Administration, the most senior ranking official of Hong Kong. After graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree, Lam had joined the Hong Kong civil service and had spent a year at Wolfson to gain a Diploma in Overseas Development in 1981. She was awarded the Gold Bauhinia Star in 2010 and the Grand Bauhinia Medal in 2016 in recognition of her career achievements and contributions to the community.

Fellows Dr Bashar Ahmad is a Senior Research Associate in the Signal Processing and Communications laboratory in the Department of Engineering. His research focuses on applications of statistical signal processing and machine learning.

Dr Boyd Brogan was a mature undergraduate at Wolfson, graduating with a BA in English in 2006. In 2012 he completed a DPhil in early modern pastoral romance at Merton College, Oxford. He now works primarily on the history of early modern medicine as a Postdoc in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science and serves as secretary of the Humanities Society.

Dr Rachel Holmes is a Research Associate on the European Research Council project Crossroads of Knowledge in Early Modern England: The Place of Literature at CRASSH and the Faculty of English. Her PhD is from the University of St Andrews, and her research interests are in transnational early modern law and literature.

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Dr Marie Kent is an Organologist whose people-centred research aims to reveal hidden facts about the piano through a study of the people who made them. Currently she is conducting a pioneering study of more than 20,000 piano-related returns in the 1881 and 1911 censuses of England to reveal and examine the demographics of the piano industry workforce at the peak of its pre-first World War activity. Marie is also the founder of the Wolfson Social Rowing Team.

Dr Adeeba Aziz Khan joined Wolfson College as a Junior Research Fellow in October 2016. She is a barrister by training and her research focuses on constitutionalism in Bangladesh and she studies how formal institutions interact with cultural tracks. She completed her PhD in May 2016 and her research has been published in a number of leading legal journals and has also been presented at major law and political science conferences in Europe and Asia.

Mary-Ann Middelkoop is a Junior Research Fellow in Modern European History and a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of History. Her research focuses on cultural diplomacy in interwar Europe, particularly Weimar Germany, and the history of looted art and restitution in the Third Reich and its aftermath.

Dr Iyad Nasrallah is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Optoelectronics Group, Cavendish Laboratory. His research is conducted within the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Large-Area Electronics. His current research interests are in realising state-of-the-art mechanically flexible hybrid electronic circuits for signal conditioning in sensing applications.

Dr Mary Newbould is a Tutor and Bowman Supervisor in English at Wolfson. She completed her

Membership BA, MPhil and PhD at Cambridge, where she has supervised and directed studies in English for various colleges for several years. Mary teaches widely across eighteenth-century literature; she also lectures on Shakespeare and Modern Prose at the Faculty of Education, and runs summer courses on Enlightenment culture and on Jane Austen for the Pembroke-King’s Programme. Her research interests lie in eighteenth-century literature and visual culture.

Dr Ben Pingault is a researcher at the Cavendish Laboratory, where hIs work focuses on the investigation of atomic defects in diamond for quantum information processing.

Dr Marco Ranzani is a postdoc at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute where he applies drug and genetic high-throughput screenings to identify new therapies for melanoma. His BSc and MSc are from the University of Milan and for his PhD in Cellular and Molecular Biology he worked primarily at San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy. In 2013 he was awarded a Marie- Curie Intra European Fellowship to fund his research in Cambridge.

Dr Ana Luisa Toribio joined the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) after a postdoc at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (WTSI) and a PhD in the Department of Biochemistry here in Cambridge and the WTSI. Ana currently works on the European Nucleotide Archive database, an open-access project that hosts DNA and RNA sequences from all over the world to be freely available to the worldwide scientific community. In September 2016, Ana joined the Tutorial team at Wolfson.

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1982 Marguerite Dupree BA MA MA DPhil PhD FRHistS; Honorary Professor, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow 1992 Peter Weissberg CBE MA MD FRCP FMedSci; Medical Director, British Heart Foundation and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital 1994 Ian Cross LRAM ARCM BSc PhD; Professor of Music & Science, Faculty of Music and Director of Studies in Music, Wolfson College Geoffrey Khan BA PhD FBA; Regius Professor of Hebrew, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Membership Norbert Peabody AB AM PhD; Senior Research Fellow in Anthropology 1997 Nadia Stelmashenko PhD; Technical Officer, Dept of Materials Science & Metallurgy 1998 Duncan Maskell MA PhD FMedSci; Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science & Food Safety and Head of the School of the Biological Sciences, Senior Pro-Vice- Chancellor (Planning and Resources), University of Cambridge 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 John Sinclair MA PhD; Professor of Molecular Virology, Dept of Medicine 1999 Raymond Bujdoso BSc PhD; Senior Lecturer in Molecular Immunology, Dept of Veterinary Medicine, Director, Wellcome Trust Summer School and Dean of Students, Wolfson College Graham Allen MA MA; Vice-President, Wolfson College 2000 Peter D’Eath PhD; Senior Researcher, 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

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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, Computer Laboratory Markus Kuhn MSc PhD; Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, Computer Laboratory 2002 Nigel Kettley BA MPhil PhD FRSA; University Senior 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 Andrew Reid MA MBA; Director of Finance, Finance Division Jin Zhang BA MA MPhil PhD; University Lecturer in International Business & China, Judge Business School Thomas D’Andrea MA PhD; Director, Institute for the Study of Philosophy, Politics and Religion (ISPPR) and Senior Fellow, Witherspoon Institute, Princeton Thomas Grant BA JD PhD; Research Fellow, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law and Public Membership International Lawyer Joy Dauncey BSc PhD ScD FRSB; Senior Scientist and Adviser in Nutritional & Biomedical Sciences Adrian Kent MA CASM PhD; Professor of Quantum Physics, Dept of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics Susan Oosthuizen BA MA PGCE PhD FSA; Reader in Medieval Archaeology, 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 and Activity Research (CEDAR), MRC Epidemiology Unit and Honorary Consultant, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Jonathan Crowcroft MA MSc PhD FREng FIET FBCS FIEEE FACM FRS; Marconi Professor of Communications Systems, Computer Laboratory Peter Jones MD PhD FRCP FRCPsych FMedSci; Professor of Psychiatry, Dept of Psychiatry and Deputy Head, School of Clinical Medicine 2004 Vassilis Koronakis MA PhD FAAM; Professor of Molecular Biology, Dept of Pathology

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2005 Lesley MacVinish BSc MA PhD; Senior Teaching Associate, Dept of Pharmacology, Deputy Director of Education for Biology (Medical and Veterinary Science Tripos), Faculty of Biology, Tutor and Undergraduate Admissions Tutor for Science, Wolfson College, Pre-Clinical Director of Studies for Veterinary & Medical students, Wolfson College Christopher Town MA PhD; Research Fellow in Computer Science, Computer Laboratory, Co- Founder & Chief Technical Officer, Imense Ltd and Director of Studies in Computer Science, Wolfson College 2006 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; Reader in Engineering Sustainability 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 Membership Alice Benton BA MA; Assistant Director, Academic Division 2008 Gordon Dougan BSc MA PhD MA FMedSci FRS; GlaxoSmithKline Professor of Microbial Pathogenesis, Head of Pathogen Research and Management Board Member, The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Sir Anthony Brenton KCMG MPhil MA; formerly British Ambassador to Russia Michael O’Sullivan CMG MA MPhil; Chief Executive, Cambridge International Examinations Virginia Newcombe BSc MPhil MB BS PhD MRCP; Academy of Medical Sciences Clinician Scientist Fellow, Division of Anaesthesia, Dept of Medicine Michael Hrebeniak BA PhD MA; College Lecturer and Director of Studies in English and Undergraduate Admissions Tutor (Arts), Wolfson College James Wood BSc BVetMed MSc PhD MA MRCVS DipECVPH DLSHTM; ALBORADA Professor of Equine & Farm Animal Science; Director, Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium and Head of Department of Veterinary Medicine Sergey Nejentsev MD PhD; Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow, Dept of Medicine Stephen Oliver BSc PhD FAAM FMedSci FAAAS; Professor of Systems Biology & Biochemistry and Director, Cambridge Systems Biology Centre 2009 Mark Wills BSc PhD MA; Principal Research Associate, Dept of Medicine Jane McLarty BA 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

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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; Principal Research Associate and Director of Genomics & Transcriptomics, MRC Metabolic Diseases Unit and Tutor, Wolfson College Alun Williams BVMS PhD DipECVP FHEA MRCVS; Professor of Veterinary Diagnostic Pathology, Dept of Veterinary Medicine and Director of Studies in Clinical Veterinary Medicine, Wolfson College 2010 Conrad Guettler BSc PhD MA; Freelance Publishing Consultant and Review Editor, Wolfson College Justin Meggitt BA MTS PhD; Senior Lecturer in the Study of Religion & the Origins of Christianity, Institute of Continuing Education; Affiliated Lecturer in New Testament Studies, Faculty of Divinity and Visiting Researcher, Stockholm University Pradeep Nathan BSc PhD MA MRACI CCHEM FCP; Adjunct Professor of Neuroscience, Monash University, Australia, Affiliated Lecturer, Dept of Psychiatry; Vice President and Global Head, Neuroscience Center of Innovation, inVentiv Health Clinical Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL MA BSc MB BCH PhD FRS FRCP FRCPath FMedSci (1989); Vice Chancellor, University of Cambridge and Honorary Fellow, Wolfson College Maria Ttofi BA BA MPhil PhD; Leverhulme & Newton Trust Early Career Fellow and Lecturer in Psychological Criminology, Institute of Criminology 2011 Stephen Hoath BA DPhil MA MA FInstP; Senior Research Associate, Inkjet Research Centre, Dept of Engineering and Director of Studies in Engineering (Part I), Wolfson College Membership Anna Bagnoli BSc PhD; Associate Researcher, Dept of Sociology and Tutor, Wolfson College Martin Vestergaard MSc PhD MA; Research Associate, Dept of Physiology, Development & Neuroscience; Deputy Senior Tutor and Tutor, Wolfson College 2012 Stephen Evans BSc PhD CEng FIET; Director of Research in Industrial Sustainability, Institute of Manufacturing and Director of EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Industrial Sustainability Peter Phillips MA MA; Chief Executive, Cambridge University Press Sreenivas Chavali BSc MSc PhD; Investigator Scientist, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Vijay Narayan BSc MS PhD; Research Fellow, Semiconductor Physics Group, Cavendish Laboratory 2013 Carmine D’Agostino BEng MEng PhD; Lecturer, Dept of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology and Director of Studies in Chemical Engineering, Wolfson College Jamie Trinidad LLB MSt MSt PhD; Tutor, Wolfson College; Barrister, Isolas, Gibraltar and Fellow, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law James Westbrook BSc MA PhD Dip Mus Perf FLCM; Consultant, Brompton Auctioneers, The Royal Institution of Great Britain, Mayfair, Curator, The Guitar Museum and Affiliated Researcher, Faculty of Music

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Alexei Lapkin MChem PhD FRCS; Professor of Sustainable Reaction Engineering, Dept of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Jan Vermunt MSc PhD; Professor of Education and Deputy Head of Department, Faculty of Education Paul Mylrea BA MBA; Director of Communications, Office of External Affairs and Communications, University of Cambridge 2014 Christi Deaton AS BSN MN PhD RN FAHA FESC; Florence Nightingale Foundation Professor of Clinical Nursing Research, Dept of Public Health and Primary Care Simon Griffin MB BS MSc DM FRCGP; Professor of General Practice, Dept of Public Health and Primary Care, Deputy Director, CEDAR, MRC Epidemiology Unit Susan Swaffield BEd MA MEd MA PhD; Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Education Joni Holmes BSc PhD MBPsS; Senior Investigator Scientist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Antonio Lombardo Laurea Magistralis PhD; Senior Research Associate, Cambridge Graphene Centre, Dept of Engineering; Director, EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Graphene Technology and Director of Studies in Engineering (Part II), Wolfson College Luca Lotta MB BS PhD PhD; Clinical Career Development Fellow, MRC Epidemiology Unit and Honorary Clinician, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Deborah Pullinger BEd MPhil PhD; Research Associate, Faculty of Education António Rodrigues BSc MSc DPhil; Research Associate, Dept of Zoology Membership Shadia Taha BA MPhil BA PhD; Tutor, Wolfson College Astron Douglas BComm LLB LLM; Director of Undergraduate Studies and College Teaching Officer in Law, Wolfson College 2015 Margaret Westbury BA MA MLIS; Lee Librarian, Wolfson College and PhD Student, Lancaster University Elif Çetin BA MA PhD; Research Associate, The Von Hügel Institute, St Edmund’s College Philippe Gilchrist BA MA PhD CPsychol; Career Development Fellow, Dept of Public Health and Primary Care, Visiting Researcher and Lecturer, Dept of Psychology Andrea Greve BSc MSc MSc PhD; Investigator Scientist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Caitlin Hitchcock BPsyc PhD; Investigator Scientist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Rasha Rezk BSc MPhil PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Engineering and Director of Studies in Engineering (Part IA), Wolfson College Taylor Schmitz BS MA PhD; MRC Postdoctoral Fellow, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Chao Zhang BEng MSc Dr rer nat; Research Associate, Dept of Chemistry Sumantra Ray MB BS DipNutr MPHIL MD; Founding Chair, NNEdPro Global Centre for Nutrition and Health, MRC Senior Clinician Scientist, Elsie Widdowson Laboratory and Senior Clinical Tutor, School of Clinical Medicine Steven Watson MA PGCE MA MA PhD; University Lecturer, Faculty of Education 2016 Kirsty Allen MA MLitt PhD MA; Head of Registrary’s Office, University of Cambridge James Gazzard BSc PhD MBA PgCert FHEA; Director, Institute of Continuing Education

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 109 Martin Vinnell BSc PhD MA FRSB FISTR; Director, Division of Health, Safety and Regulated Facilities, University of Cambridge Bashar Ahmad BEng PGCert PhD; Senior Research Associate, Signal Processing & Communications Laboratory, Dept of Engineering Boyd Brogan BMus BA MSt DPhil; Wellcome Trust Research Fellow, Dept of History & Philosophy of Science Rachel Holmes MA MLitt PhD; Research Associate, CRASSH and Faculty of English Marie Kent BA MA PhD; Independent Historian, Postdoc Research Convenor and Junior Research Fellow, Wolfson College Mary-Ann Middelkoop DRS MSc; PhD candidate in History, Peterhouse and Junior Research Fellow, Wolfson Iyad Nasrallah MEng PhD; Research Associate, Cavendish Laboratory Benjamin Pingault Licence Diploˆme D’ingénieur PhD; Research Associate, Atomic, Mesoscopic & Optical Physics group, Cavendish Laboratory Marco Ranzani BSc MSc PhD; Postdoctoral Fellow, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Marina Steur BSc MSc MPhil; Career Development Fellow, MRC Epidemiology Unit Mary-Céline Newbould BA MPhil PhD; Bowman Supervisor in English and Tutor, Wolfson College Ana Toribio Fierro BSc MSc PhD; Research Associate, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and Tutor, Wolfson College Nuno Oliveira Licenciature MSc PhD; Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Zoology 2017 Sian Cook; Development Director, Wolfson College Frank Tietze Dipl-ing oec MSc Dr rer pol; Lecturer in Technology & Innovation Management,

Membership Institute for Manufacturing, Dept of Engineering

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.

110 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Honorary Fellows

As at 31 July 2017, in order of election to the Honorary Fellowship

1986 Dr Lee Seng Tee FBA AAAS 2008 The Hon Justice Susan Kiefel AC LLM 1987 Sir John Sparrow Dr Judy McGregor 1990 Sir Christopher Benson DL FRICS Dr Louise Mirrer Professor Sir Hans Kornberg FRS 2009 Mr William H Gates Sr 1992 Professor Hugh Bevan Miss E Kirsten E Rausing DUniv 1995 The Rt Hon Sir Michael Hardie Boys Professor Wang Gungwu CBE GNZM GCMG QSO PC The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of 1997 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa ONZ OBE Mapesbury PC LLD FBA (1975) The Rt Hon the Baroness Scotland of 2010 Dr Gordon Johnson (1993) Asthal PC QC 2011 Dame Janet Wolfson de Botton DBE 2000 Professor Suzanne Cory AC FAA FRS Judge Sang-Hyun Song Membership The Rt Hon the Lord Stevens of 2015 Professor M Cristina Bicchieri Kirkwhelpington QPM DL Mr Anthony Green RA Professor William Brown CBE (1985) Ms Sabiha Sumar 2001 The Rt Revd Dr Anthony Russell Dato’ Dr Kenneth King-Mun Yeang 2002 Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL MA FSIA RIBA BSc MB BCH PhD FRS FRCP FRCPath 2017 Professor Spyridon Flogaitis Chevalier FMedSci (1989) (Légion D’Honneur) Cavaliere Professor Andrew von Hirsch (Ordine al Merito) PhD PhD 2003 Professor Dame Alison Richard DBE The Hon Carrie Yuet-ngor Lam GBM General Sir Michael Jackson GCB CBE GBS DSO DL 2005 Professor David Crystal OBE FBA 2006 Professor Neil Gorman DL FRCVS (1978) Dates in brackets indicate the year of first Dr David Grant CBE FREng (2000) election to the Fellowship. All dates denote HE Tharman Shanmugaratnam calendar year, rather than academic year.

Bredon Fellow 2013 HE Dr Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz GCMLJ FRSA

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As at 31 July 2017, in order of election to the Fellowship

1967 Dr Arthur Jennings Professor Barry Kemp CBE FBA 1968 Mr Bill Kirkman MBE Dr John Seagrave Mr James Kinnier Wilson Dr Janet West 1969 Dr Donald Wilson FRCS 1991 Professor Malcolm Burrows ScD FRS 1971 Professor Paul Hirst Mr Michael Richardson 1975 The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of Mapesbury 1992 Professor John Naughton PC LLD FBA (HF) Dr Patricia Hyndman 1976 Dr Cecil Treip 1993 Professor Ian Goodyer FRCPsych FMedSci 1977 Dr David Briggs Dr Margaret E Shepherd Dr Owen Edwards FRCP Mr Anthony Wilson 1978 Dr Henry Tribe Dr Gordon Johnson (HF) 1980 Dr Eric Miller 1994 Dr Norma Emerton 1981 Dr Marie Lovatt Dr Donald MacDonald Mr Edward Johnson 1995 Dr Tyrell Smith 1982 Professor Tony Minson FMedSci Dr Jennifer Davis Professor Rudolf Hanka FRSS FRSM 1996 Dr Brian Cox 1983 Professor John Hughes FRS Dr Thomas Davies Dr Iain Wilkinson Dr John Flowerdew

Membership Dr Roger Connan 1997 Dr Evelyn Lord Professor Witold Tulasiewicz Dr Timothy Mead Professor William Blakemore FRCVS 1999 Dr Jeremy Mynott Professor Brian Moore FMedSci FRS Mr Michael Bienias Dr Joan Whitehead Dr Charles Jones 1984 The Reverend John Snaith Mrs Susan Bowring Dr David Bostock 2000 Professor William Marslen-Wilson FBA Dr Sheelagh Lloyd Professor Andrew Pollard Professor Nicholas de Lange FBA 2001 Professor Martin Bobrow CBE FRCP 1986 Mr Colin Gill FRCPath FMedSci FRS Dr David Clode Professor Andrew Herbert OBE FBCS 1987 Professor John Henderson FRHistS FREng Mac Dowdy Professor J Andrew Bradley FRCS FMedSci Professor Malcolm Warner 2003 Dr Cyrus Chothia FRS 1988 Dr Stephen Large Professor Gillian Murphy FMedSci Professor Michael Redhead FBA 2004 Professor Philip Arestis Professor David Hargreaves Professor Robin Alexander FBA 1989 Dr Alexander Tait Professor Richard Taylor Dr John Rees 2007 Mrs Margaret Greeves Mr Duncan McCallum 1990 Dr Peter Beaumont Dr John Brackenbury FRPS HF indicates that this person is also an Honorary Dr Ivor Day FIMechE FASME FREng Fellow. All dates denote calendar year, rather than Dr Abraham Karpas ScD academic year.

112 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 Senior Members

As at 31 July 2017

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

Dr David Adams Dr Nicholas Clemons Dr Anne Forde Mr Peter Agar Mr Richard Collet-Fenson Dr Matthew Forrest Dr Ismael Al-Amoudi The Reverend Dr Geoffrey Mr Aidan Foster Mrs Kim Allen Cook Mrs Briege Gardner Professor Jonathan Ashley- Dr Christine L Corton Professor Conor Gearty Smith FRSC Mrs Sherry Coutu CBE Mr Joerg Geier Dr Zoltan Asztalos Mr Andrew Cox Dr Andreas Georgiou Mr Mirza Baig Mrs Sally Cullen Dr Ruchira Ghose The Rt Hon the Lord Balfe of Dr Rupert Curwen Dr Siddhartha Ghose Membership Dulwich Ms Jane Cuthbert Dr Enrico Gili Mrs Amanda Bamford 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 Miss Terry Barringer Mr Paul Deal Dr Felicia Gordon Dr Nicholas Baylis FRSA Dr Jennifer Deegan Ms Lesley Gray Mr Jonathan Beart Mrs Lesley Dingle Mr Colin Greenhalgh CBE DL The Reverend Professor Jeremy Mr Mike Diplock Mr D G (Ben) Gunn CBE QPM Begbie Mr Michael Dixon Mrs Carol Handley Mr David Bennett Mr Peter Donovan Dr Mila Hanka Mrs Doreen Bennett Mr Adrian du Plessis Ms Binney Hare Mrs Sheila Betts Sir Hugh Duberly KCVO CBE, Mr Roger Harrabin Dr Pamela Black HM Lord-Lieutenant of Mr David Harris Dr William Block Cambridgeshire Dr Terance Hart FRSC Mr William Bowes Professor Timothy Duff Dr Catherine Harter Dr R H (Harry) Bradshaw Mr Anthony Dye Dr Jürgen Harter Dr Linda Bree Dr David Dymond Mr Andrew Harvey Dr Kathleen Breed Professor John Edwards Dr Ralph Hawtrey Mr Allan Brigham Mrs Josephine Edwards The Rt Hon the Lord Dr Roger Briscoe Dr Patricia Eisenach Hemingford Dr Luis Briseño-Roa Mrs Susan Eltringham The Reverend Christian Mrs Doreen Burgin Miss Elizabeth Falconer Heycocks Mr Robert Burgin CEng Mr Jan Filochowski Mrs Lynn Hieatt FCIWEM MIMechE The Reverend Oliver Fischer Mrs Mandy Hill Dr Sarah Burton Mr Richard Fisher FRHistS Dr Suzanne Hoelgaard Dr Andrea Cantone Sir Ronnie Flanagan GBE QPM Dr Mark Hogarth Mr Gaston Chan Dr Derek Ford Dr Timothy Holt

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Mr Anthony Hopkinson Mr Richard C Meade Dr Nick Segal Mrs Sylvia Hopkinson Dr Philip Meyler Mr Richard Senior Mrs Beverley Housden Mr Adrian Miller Professor Jack Shepherd Professor James Hughes Mr Will Miller Mr Richard A Shervington DL Mr Roland Huntford Mr Kenneth Morgan OBE Dr Neville Silverston MBE Ms Mary Jennings Mr Roger Morgan FRCGP Dr Christopher Johnson Mr David Morris FRSM Mrs Françoise Simmons Mrs Faith Johnson Mrs Marilyn Motley Mr Michael Simmons Mr Nathaniel Johnson Mr John Mott Dr Amit Singh Mr Orlando Johnson Dr Dawn Muddyman Mr James Smith Mr J Ieuan Jones Mrs Lesley Murdin Mr Maurice Smith Dr Roy Jones Professor Paul Murdin OBE Mr Tobias Smith Professor Brian Josephson Mr Simon Murray Dr Anna Snowdon Dr Kriti Kapila Professor Irene Ng Professor Rosanna Sornicola Mr Jonathan King Dr Claire O’Brien The Reverend Canon Philip Mrs Ruth King Lady (Sally) Oliver Spence Dr Wendy Kneissl Dr Susan Oliver Dr C William Squire Mallam Abba Kyari Mrs Beryl O’May Dr J Quentin Stafford-Fraser The Hon Bruce Lander Dr Ian O’Neill Mr Richard Synge Professor Peter Landrock Professor Christine Oppong Mr David Tang Mrs Janet Lash Ms Finola O’Sullivan Mr Christopher Taylor FBA Dr Sandra Leaton Gray Dr Karen Ottewell Professor Göran Therborn Ms Dawn Leeder Dr Stefan Paetke Dr Andrew Troup Dr Alison Lennox Mr Ray Palmer Ms Rachael Tuley Professor Antony Lentin Dr William Paterson Mrs Rosemary Turner Dr Scott Levy Mrs Hilary Pennington Dr Shailendra Vyakarnam Dr The Hon Sir David K P Li Ms Hilary Perrott Mrs Wendy Walford Membership GBM GBS OBE JP Mr Gautam Philip Dr Martin Walsh Mr David T C Lie SBS OM JP Dr Julia Poole Dr Philip Ward Mr A Gordon Lister Mrs Ruth Quadling Dr Peter Webster Mrs Pamela Lister Mr Ian Rhodes Dr Di Wei Dr David Lott Dr Sandy Richards Mr Robin Weyell Mrs D J (Judy) Lowe Dr Wyn Richards Dr Margaret Whichelow Mrs Yunzhi Lu Dr Alan Rickard Professor John White Mrs Angela M Lucas The Reverend Dr Keith Riglin Dr Olwen Williams Professor Peter J Lucas FSA FRSA Lady (Sally) Williams Mr David Luhrs Mr David Roberts Dr Lucy Wilson Mr Terry Macalister Mr Simon Ross Mrs Rachel Wilson Dr Mary MacDonald Mr Manas Saikia Mrs Sue Wiseman Dr Sebastian Macmillan Mrs Ursula Sainsbury Ms Cynthia Wong Dr Isobel Maddison Mr Sumio Saito Dr Yip-Yan Wong Dr Brian Mahy Dr Robert Sansom FREng Mrs Shirley Wozencraft Mr Paul Malpas Mr Bob Satchwell Mrs Custis Wright Professor Ivana Markova FBA Professor Akiko Sato Professor Toshiki Yamamoto FRSE Professor Susumu Sato Professor Kevin Xiaoyu Yang Sir Michael Marshall CBE DL Dr Jochen Schenk Dr Elias Zahar Mr Neil McGann Mrs Michelle Searle

114 The Wolfson Review 2016–2017 College Research Associates

As at 31 July 2017

Our College Research Associates are actively engaged in research independently or within the University of Cambridge and allied institutions, and contribute to the College in many ways.

Dr Samuel Aaron Mr Carsten Kern Ms Jolien Quispel Dr Martin Allen FSA FRHistSoc Dr Elizabeth Klemm Dr Minha Rajput-Ray Dr Tatsuya Amano Dr Claudio Köser Dr Stefanie Reichelt Dr Leah Astbury Dr Julia Krivoruchko Dr Brian Robertson Dr Naures Atto Dr András Lakatos Dr Alasdair Russell Dr Fredrick Baker Dr Yinglin Liu Mr Jake Rylatt Dr Kathryn Berger Dr Philip Loft Dr Yars Sánchez-Corrales Dr Andrea Betz Dr Louis Major Dr Josef Schlittenlacher Dr Richard Bramwell Ms Hannah Maley Dr Abdul Majid Sheikh Membership Dr Yonatan Calahorra Ms Claudia Maritano Dr David Shiels Professor Jane Chapman FRSA Dr Sergio Martinez Cuesta Dr Magnus Skjegstad Dr Helen Chappell Dr Patrick McCabe Dr Laurence Smith Ms Christine Counsell Mr Andrew McKenzie-McHarg Dr Timothy Soh Dr Anna Dempster Dr Karyn Mégy Dr Emily Stevenson Dr Corinne Duhig FSA MIFA Dr Richard Meiser-Stedman Dr Heather Strang Ms Natália Ferreira de Castro Dr David Money Dr Akeem Sule Dr Olena Fimyar Dr Sarah Monk Dr Jingyu Sun Ms Emilie Fitzsimons Dr Alfred Moore Dr Tomasz Szejner FRSA Dr Louise Foxcroft Dr Sebastian Mosbach Dr Dan Tidhar Dr Bianca Gaudenzi Dr Rony Nehmé Dr Guozhen Wang Dr Jane Goodall Sir Denis O’Connor CBE QPM Dr Jinhong Tracy Wang Dr Sepehr Hafizi Miss Jana Panakova Dr Ian Wellwood Dr Hannelore Hägele Dr Adar Pelah Mr Timothy Winter Dr Garrick Hileman Dr Davide Pigoli Dr Huan Xu Dr Theodore Hong Dr Anabela Pinto Dr Yue Tina Xu Dr Becky Inkster Mr Joseph Polex-Wolf Dr Natallia Yakavets Dr Annabel Keeler Dr Jocelyn Probert Dr Amy Tsz Yan Yeung

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 115 Academic Visitors between 1 August 2016 and 31 July 2017

Wolfson welcomed the following Academic Visitors under a variety of Visiting Membership Schemes and independently.

Visitors under schemes

African Studies Dr George Bob-Milliar Senior Lecturer, Dept of History & Political Studies, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Ghana Dr Hassan Mwakimako Associate Professor, Dept of Philosophy & Religious Studies, Pwani University, Kenya

Arkansas Dr Er-Gene Kahng Associate Professor of Violin, Dept of Music, University of Arkansas

CAPREx Membership Dr Susan Namirembe Lecturer, Dept of Policy & Development Economics, Makerere University, Uganda Dr Enoch Sebuyungo Lecturer, School of Languages, Literature & Communication, Makerere University

Centre of South Asian Studies Dr Yasser Pothukandiyil (LM Singhvi) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Delhi

CRASSH Dr Christopher Ball Assistant Professor, Dept of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame Dr Daniel Barbu Lecturer, University of Zurich Dr Patrick French Independent Researcher Mr Hugo Leal Research Associate Dr Samuel Perry Associate Professor of East Asian Studies, Brown University Dr Alison Searle ARC DECRA Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dept of English, University of Sydney

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NNEdPro Dr Lauren Ball NHMRC Early Career Research Fellow & Lecturer, Menzies Health Institute, Griffith University, Queensland Ms Jennifer Crowley Postdoctoral Researcher, Faculty of Medical Health Sciences, University of Auckland Dr Daniele Del Rio Associate Professor, University of Parma, Dept of Food Science Human Nutrition and Scientific Director, NNEdPro Ms Pauline Douglas Course Director, Ulster University Ms Celia Laur TVN Canada Postgraduate Researcher, University of Waterloo, Canada Dr Lynn McCotter School of Medical Sciences, Ulster University

Pacific Presences Dr Deidre Brown Associate Professor of Architecture, School of Architecture & Planning, University of Auckland Dr Anna-Karina Hermkens Honorary Research Affiliate and Associate Lecturer, Macquarie University Dr Katherine Szabó Australian Research Council Future Fellow and Associate Professor, School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of Wollongong

Press Fellows Membership Ms Karen Rothmyer Contributing Editor, The Nation Magazine (Press Fellows’ mentor)

Ms Asma Abdul Aziz Assistant General Manager, Media Management & External Communications, Group Brand & Communication, Telekom Malaysia Bhd Ms Melisa Idris Presenter and Producer, BFM, The Business Station, Malaysia Ms Rebecca Macfie Senior Writer, New Zealand Listener Ms Pik Shan ‘Clarice’ Pang Senior Reporter, Apple Daily, Hong Kong Ms Lidiana Rosli Journalist, The New Straits Times, Malaysia

Independent Visitors Professor Dr Mateo Aboy Professor, Electrical Engineering & Renewable Energy Department, Oregon Institute of Technology Dr Carlo ‘Edoardo’ Altamura Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Geneva, Paul Bairoch Institute of Economic History Lady Mary Barker Retired Lecturer, Dept of Art History, University of Auckland Hon Sir Richard ‘Ian’ Barker QC Retired Appeal Judge, Pacific Island Courts Dr Fernando Bravo Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Institut für Kunst- und Musikwissenschaft, Technische Universität Dresden Dr Todd Bridgman Senior Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour, Victoria University of Wellington Dr John Bugbee Visiting Scholar, Dept of English Language & Literature, University of Virginia Dr Lloyd Carpenter Lecturer in Māori Studies, Lincoln University, New Zealand Dr León Castellanos-Jankiewicz Postdoctoral Researcher, Swiss National Science Foundation

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Dr Bernard Collette Associate Professor of Ancient Philosophy, Faculté de philosophie, Université Laval, Quebec Professor Ann Colley Distinguished Professor, Dept English, SUNY College, Buffalo Dr Michael Dixon Assistant Professor of Operations Management, Ivey Business School, Western University, Canada Dr Anna Dubiel Assistant Professor of International Innovation Management, WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany Professor Spyridon Flogaitis Director and President of the Board of Directors, EPLO, Athens and Professor of Administrative Law, Athens University Dr Ran Guo Associate Professor, East China Normal University Professor Gohei Hata Retired Professor, Tama Art University, Tokyo Dr Ana Keglević Assistant Professor (University Lecturer), Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia Dr Samuel Kwofie Lecturer, Dept of Biomedical Engineering, University of Ghana Professor Samuel Nan Chiang Lieu Distinguished Professor of Ancient History, Macquarie University and Trustee, Ancient India and Iran Trust, Cambridge Dr Shi Liu Professor and Head of School of Control & Computer Engineering, North China Electric Power University, China Professor Bill Lubenow Professor of History, Stockton University, New Jersey Dr ‘Gary’ Chi-Hung Luk Economic History Society Fellow, Institute of Historical Research, University of London Dr Shenghui Ma Lecturer & Senior Researcher, Dept of Business Administration, University of Zurich

Membership Professor Humberto Martins Associate Professor, Federal University of Uberlândia Professor Irving Massey Professor of English & Comparative Literature and Adjunct Professor Emeritus of French, SUNY College, Buffalo Dr Giuseppe Nicosia Associate Professor of Computer Science & Synthetic Biology, University of Catania Dr Shinji Nohara Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo Dr John Owens Lecturer in Philosophy, Good Shepherd College, Auckland Dr Júlia Paraizs Stipendiary Associate Research Fellow, Institute for Literary Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Dr Patricia Peinado Martínez Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economics & Business, University of the Basque Country Dr Xiaoguang ‘Vincent’ Qi Honorary Professor, University of Liverpool, Deputy Director of OSCE Institute, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University China Advisor, BPP and Co-founder and Partner, VB Group Dr Vitor Ramon-Fernandes Assistant Professor of International Relations, Lusíada University, Lisbon Miss Cleo Roberts Research Assistant, UKIERI ‘Envisioning the Indian City Project’, University of Liverpool Professor Brian Roley Associate Professor, Dept of English, Miami University

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Professor Gabriel Rosenbaum Professor, Arabic Language & Literature, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Dept of Arabic Language & Literature Dr Drene ‘Terana’ Sariffodeen Programme Officer, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Dr Elizabeth Shermer Assistant Professor of History, Dept of History, Loyola University Chicago Dr Helen Siedel Independent Researcher and Consultant Dr Ambjörn Sjörs Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher, Dept of Linguistics & Philology, Uppsala University Dr Yaoxi Song Assistant Research Fellow, Institute for Human Rights, Guangzhou University Professor James Tattersall Professor of Mathematics, Dept of Mathematics, Providence College, Rhode Island Dr Aida Todri-Sanial Research Scientist, Centre National de Recherche Scientifique, Montpellier, France Dr Ozlem Ulgen Senior Lecturer in Law and Deputy Director of Research, School of Law, Birmingham City University. Professor Kyoko Wakimoto Professor, Graduate School of Education, Okayama University, Japan Professor George Walker Professor of International Financial Law, Queen Mary University Dr Kaeunghun Yoon Associate Professor, Ryutsu Keizai University Ms Marcia Zubrow Head of Information Services, Charles B Sears Law Library, SUNY Buffalo Membership Dr Laura Zucconi Associate Professor of History, Stockton University, New Jersey Ms Haiyan Zhu Associate Professor, Faculty of Foreign Language Studies, China University of Mining & Technology

Quilt made by the Newcomers and Visiting Scholars group: Lady (Sally) Williams embroidered the Wolfson shield. The group offers a network of support for visitors and their families with weekly meetings and occasional outings. www.nvs.admin.cam.ac.uk

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 119 College Staff

As at 31 July 2017

Accommodation, Catering & Library & Archives Conferences Librarian: Meg Westbury Domestic Bursar: Alan Fuller Library Assistant: Laurence Smith Accommodation Manager: Jo Fisher Archivist & Records Manager: Frieda Midgley Housekeepers: Anne Saunders, Christine Jarv Head Chef: Sam Frost Maintenance & Gardens Food Services Manager: Charles Correa Clerk of Works: Neil Newman Butler: Ian Smith Assistant Clerk of Works: David Rivers Conference & Events Manager: Nikki Campin Head Gardener: Philip Stigwood Conference & Events Administrator: Rebecca Burtenshaw Porters’ Lodge Head Porter: Mike Wignall Development & Alumni Relations Deputy Head Porter: Miles Stratton Deputy Development Director: Emma Adlard Senior Porter: Andrew Fowles Development & Alumni Relations

Membership Administrator: Lois Gillie Tutorial Tutorial Office Manager: Kim Allen Central Administration Tutorial Administrator (Postgraduates): College Secretary: Fiona Brown Gillian Sanders Registrar: Michelle Searle Tutorial Administrator (Undergraduates): Communications Officer: Sheila Betts Birgit Lintner Praelector’s Secretary: Jane Reilly Finance & Personnel Student Finance Officer: Elizabeth Bland Finance Manager: Wendy Dyce College Nurse: Sally Maccallum Accounts Assistants: Barbara Aloi, Katerina Gargaroni, Elizabeth Paterson, Natalia Ponomarchouk, Jane Reilly Personnel & Payroll Manager: Sally Cullen

Information Technology IT Manager: Mirza Baig IT Officer: Neil McIntosh IT Support Officers: Alex Rizzo, Darryl Wilkin

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