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(by invitation to alumni living or working in Cambridge) or working alumni living to invitation (by (by invitation to Morrison Society to invitation with a guest, and major (by members, year) in the current benefactors (2016 Quinquennial and Decennial Reunion at Wolfson for all those who joined (2016 Quinquennial Decennial and Reunion at Wolfson beginning October years 1981, 1986, 1966, 1971, 1976, in academic the College 2006) 1991, 1996, 2001 and dinner black-tie tour, afternoon College tea, lecture, Alumni Book www.2016Reunion.WolfsonEvents.com online at The full calendar of all College events is updated regularly at at regularly is updated events full calendar of all College The www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/calendars/all-events Invitations to events are sent by email. Please keep us up-to-date Please email. current by sent your with are events to Invitations emailing [email protected] by address www.WolfsonEvents.com at regularly calendar is updated events Alumni The Benefactors’ Reception, College Garden Party Garden and Mary College Reception, Recital Bevan 18 June Benefactors’ Sunday Alumni Reception in London at the Oxford and Cambridge Club and Cambridge the Oxford at 19 January in London Reception Alumni Thursday Reception in Cambridge Alumni Wolfson 16 December Friday Rugby Varsity Match, Twickenham Match, Varsity Rugby 8 December Thursday Dinner of Benefactors’ Commemoration 17 November Thursday Saturday 24 September Reunion Alumni Saturday Calendar of events for alumni in 2016–2017 in alumni for events of Calendar Useful Information

Contact Wolfson College see below for Term dates. Bookings should Barton Road, Cambridge CB3 9BB be made online by noon on the day prior to Telephone: +44 (0)1223 335900 Formal Hall (or earlier) at www.FormalHall. Fax: +44 (0)1223 335908 wolfson.cam.ac.uk Website: www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Published in 2016 by Wolfson College Cambridge Bookings for Guest Night should be made Barton Road, Cambridge CB3 9BB When arriving by car, please note that at least two weeks in advance, also at the Main Entrance to the College is on www.FormalHall.wolfson.cam.ac.uk. Members may use the Bar and Club Room, © Wolfson College, 2016 Barton Road, not Selwyn Gardens as shown on some maps and satellite navigation the Karen Spärck Jones Room, the Combination systems. Directions may be found at Room, the Lee Room and the Dining Hall. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/directions Please let the Alumni Office (alumni@wolfson. Accommodation cam.ac.uk) know if you are planning to visit the The College is sometimes able to offer College: they would be delighted to see you. overnight accommodation to members. Enquiries about the availability of guest Term dates rooms should be made in the first instance This year’s dates for Full Term are: to the Accommodation Manager at Michaelmas: 4 October to 2 December 2016 [email protected] Lent: 17 January to 17 March 2017 Easter: 25 April to 16 June 2017 Dining arrangements All members (including alumni) are For a full list of Term dates in future years, welcome to participate in College functions visit www.cam.ac.uk/about-the-university/ Cover photograph and come to lunch, supper and formal dinners term-dates-and-calendars Current PhD students Andrew Presti from the United in College (including Guest Night) at their States (History and Philosophy) and Hui Ben from China own expense as often as they wish, with Staying in touch (Sustainability in Architecture) having fun with the Wolfson up to three guests. Informal meals are paid Please send any recent news which dragon at the far west corner of the College on Barton Road. for with a Catering Card, available from the you would like to share with your fellow The dragon is now looking very smart in Wolfson livery, Porters’ Lodge. Wolfson members to members@wolfson. having been painted recently by David Long from cam.ac.uk our College Maintenance team. Formal Hall is held on Tuesdays from Photographer: Martin Bond 6 September 2016 to 18 July 2017 and on Your news may be included in the next Fridays in Full Term: please note that there is no issue of the Wolfson Review or on the Formal Hall during the Christmas/Easter breaks: College website at www.WolfsonPlus.com The paper used for the Review contains material sourced from responsibly managed forests, certified in accordance with the Forestry Stewardship Council, and is printed using vegetable-based inks. Wolfson College Barton Road Design & print management: H2 Associates, Cambridge Cambridge CB3 9BB www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 2015 – 2016 No.40

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Contents

Foreword: Editor 5

College Life From the President 6 From the College Officers 7 The Library 11 The College Archive 12 Wolfson Gardens: pruning techniques for shrubs and perennials 13

Lectures and Events College Events 16 Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2016: ‘The Battle of the Quills – Luther and the 20 German Reformation’ Wolfson Research Event 21 Wolfson Research Event: Queer women during the Second World War in Britain 22 Wolfson Research Event: Cell biology and killer T-cell attacks 23 Wolfson Research: Complex analysis simplified! 24 Wolfson Research: Hong Kong literature and British colonialism 25 Music at Wolfson 26 Art at Wolfson 28

Wolfson Society The Society of Emeritus Fellows 30 Senior Members 30 College Research Associates 31 Humanities Society 32 Science Society 33 Lunchtime Seminar Series 34 Migration crisis: UK and the rest of the World 35 My journey to Wolfson 36 Dennis Mubaiwa 36 Judd Harris 37 Skills for Academic Success 38 Qualitative Methods Reading Group 39 Noodle Club 39 Wolfson Reading Group 40 Wolfson College Student Association 40 Wolfson at BBC University Challenge 41 WCSA Film Fest 42 Wolfson Christian Society 42 Wolfson Howler 43 Argentine Tango and Brazilian Forró 43 Tea Society 44 May Ball 44 Sport Wolfson Sports 46 Aerobics, Zumba and Pilates 47 Badminton 47 Basketball 47 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 48 Circuit Training 49 Cricket 49 Fencing 50 Ninjutsu Society 50 Pool Club 50 Squash 50 Table Tennis 51 Rowing 51

News Donations to Wolfson College 54 Philanthropy in Action 59 The Morrison Society 61 Members’ News 62 Books by College Members 71 Recent University Appointments 75 Obituaries 76 In Memoriam 82

Student Record Freshers 2015 84 Prizes and Studentships 85 Degrees Awarded 87

Membership College Officers 94 New Fellows 2015–2016 95 Fellows 97 Honorary and Bredon Fellows 102 Emeritus Fellows 103 Senior Members 104 College Research Associates 106 Academic Visitors 107 College Staff 110 Donation Form 111 Useful Information Inside Back Cover Calendar of events for alumni in 2016–2017 Back Cover Foreword

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Conrad Guettler, Editor Guettler, Conrad 50th of the College’s Review the remainder covers Wolfson This Anniversary activities and events year but of course the Anniversary The support student for on-going. fundraising campaign remains 50th Anniversaryclosing lecture in the Series entitled Lecture Sir Leszek Professor by was given e, is Better than Cur Prevention and Vice-ChancellorBorysiewicz, of the University and Fellow of our College. Honorary Fellow

Foreword [email protected] This year I am grateful, as always, to the Development and Alumni Relations team for all their input the Development for and Alumni Relations to team as always, I am grateful, year This And to help in pulling everything her great together. Sheila Betts for as to as well and assistance, looking an impressive publication. turn and files into input copy who so reliably H2 Associates In my role as Editor, I have to take responsibility for the range and balance of contributions, and the range and balance of contributions, take to responsibility for I have as Editor, In role my and write, to their eager willingness all the contributors for to I am grateful their presentation. for Inevitably on time. or less some stylistic more be delivering their copy editing has to then for originality of approach. author’s any eliminated altogether likeI haven’t think that to done but I’d The ‘Sport’ section includes an impressive 12 contributions covering the great diversity of 12 contributions the great section covering includes an impressive ‘Sport’ The as the year to year mix changes a little from The our students. activities (mostly) by organised Training Circuit membership of clubs and societies fluctuates with changes in the student body. and the Boat Club performed in the May magnificently has become very dynamic this year, W2 winning blades. Bumps with M1 and The College’s Visiting Fellow and Press Fellowship programmes continue to thrive and bring continue to programmes Fellowship and Press Fellow Visiting College’s The Andy Raich and Fellows, Visiting that two I am delighted the College. stimulating minds to many Azwan Syed short present to of the reviews Fellow Ali, agreed Syed and Press Wong, Nim-yan been doing whilst at the College. work they have We have had a thriving programme of lectures, seminars, art seminars, of lectures, and music performances exhibitions had a thriving programme have We sections in this Review . The ‘Wolfson Society’ report and and Events’ ‘Lectures as described the in two articles by is supplemented students Event Research from Wolfson on the very productive Science Both the Humanities and the Societies at the Event. their presentations derived from and than doubling the number of talks, more with the latter highly successful year, had a have as well. ratio of presenters the gender improving Peter Dowling Peter College Life multicultural lifestyle. countries, willcontinueto enjoy itsuniquelyfriendly, collaborative, multinationaland remain aninternational, cosmopolitan College whosemembers, currently drawn from 94 sciences. to playThere for iseverything inthecomingnegotiations. And Wolfson willofcourse a globalcentre ofcollaborative research inthesciences, medicine, thehumanitiesand social The College willfight hard andtheUniversity to maintain Cambridge’s standingas international postdoctoral researchers to cometo Cambridge. millions ofpoundsayear. This willcometo for anend, reducing graduate opportunities and substantial research fundingundertheEU’s Horizon 2020programme, amountingto many receives Atobtain postdoctoral University employment themoment,Cambridge inBritain. very willbecomemore fromCambridge difficult EUcountries. It for graduating PhDstudents to Work willalso mostprobably permits berequired for academicsandresearchers comingto number ofapplicantsfor placesfrom studentswhoare EUcitizens. present, anditisnotgoingto getany easier. So Wolfson isprobably fallinthe facingasharp are to addition,they have likely In to obtainvisas. This isalready difficult for overseas studentsat become overseas andthree students paying two doatpresent. between timesasmuchthey students from otherEUcountries, currently counted ashomestudentsfor offees, purposes will become more difficultUK. Both fornon-UKcitizensgraduate andundergraduate tostudyin the will immigrants. thatthegovernment It willcontinuethismisguidedpractice. itislikely So Despite repeated lobbying by theuniversities, thegovernment continuesto countstudentsas from doingso. support electoral the interests oftheUKgovernment to follow thislead, sinceitisclearthatwillgainstrong isin leaving theEUwillenablestronger to thiscountry. beimposed onpeopleentering curbs It From the President the From against theEUseemsto have beenastrong feeling atleast,that inEnglandand inswinging factor themajority The key Wales Wolfson anditsstudents. implications ofBritain’s exitfrom theEUare for deeplyconcerning tell whattheirprecise results willbe. Butitisclearthatthe negotiations willnotbegin untiltheautumn,anditisimpossibleto Kingdom’s vote to leave theEuropean Unionon23Junewillbe; to consequencesoftheUnited istoo tell early whattheexact It Evans Sir Richard Professor 6 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 College Life

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Christopher Lawrence, Bursar Lawrence, Christopher Wolfson. at as Bursar here year tenth my entered I have I write, As 2007? What has changed since for 2006–2007 show Starting the accounts with the finances, of £3.6m £4.2m, operational expenditure operational income of of £8.9m. In and an endowment our most depreciation), (before have 2014–2015) these figures accounts (for audited recent operational expenditure, £5.6m for income, £6.6m for to grown Over of £20m. the same and other investments and endowment From the Officers College From Student numbers were 722 in 2006–2007 and 890 in 2014–2015, the difference being due to being due 722 in 2006–2007 and 890 in 2014–2015, the difference Student numbers were 267), having (136 to 162) and part-time (119 to postgraduates in undergraduates increases in 2014–2015 we in students, a peak of 980 in 2011–2012. Inreached terms of investment £248k of Cambridge to in addition and prizes grants bursaries, £180k in scholarships, awarded this is a Together Trust. Bursaries in conjunction with the University and the Isaac Newton just £55k. in 2006–2007, awarded on the amount in student increase Investment significant fundraising. the College’s and this is one of the priorities for support on year, year increases This shows that the College’s finances are improving steadily, creating opportunities creating to invest steadily, improving finances are that the College’s shows This in both staff investment has been greater In there terms of people, in people and in the estate. 78 staff (full-time equivalents) which to 97 accounts show 2006–2007 rises The and students. Teaching of College this includes the creation the academic side, On accounts. in the latest Law;Officer to that in to add in the Economics posts in English and increase a significant Officer to the Finance Nurse and a Student and the addition of a College Tutors; number of Tutorial A whole newDevelopment and Alumni Office. supportwell as more as in the staff, been necessary have in the Relations and there department increases has been created, Maintenance and IT departments Catering, and in the keep to up with the Lodge Porters’ similar has also required gardens of the College transformation The of the College. growth in a yielded improvements has already addition of a DomesticThe Bursar role investment. the various capture to an Archivist have now And we areas. number of hospitality-related development. stages in the College’s period, annual income from the endowment and investments grew from £221k to £632k, £221k to from and grew and investments the endowment annual income from period, £646k. was £164k in 2006–2007 and £213k to expenditure from Capital donation income grew £958k in 2014–2015. College Life students, lookto sinceapplicants often seewhoisontheFellowship whenchoosingaCollege. ensure thatwe have Fellows bothto undergraduate important andgraduate inthesubjects we needtomeasures aspect thinkaboutistheneedto onthisfront. we shouldtake Onekey Colleges, andwithin Wolfson we have convened aRecruitment GroupWorking to considerwhat and energetic Mature Outreach Ambassador, for MsOrock Nsoatabe, thefour working mature and admitted 54),butthemature studentenvironment continuesto bedifficult. We havenew a We alsometourundergraduate target thisyear intake (we aimto admitaround 50undergraduates, highest numberssince2011. we admitted 2015,the courses (mostlyMPhils) 54PhDs inOctober and180studentsonone-year into recruitment. Ourown numbersare holdingupandare, ifanything, slightlyuponrecent years: levelled off over effort itselfandputactive recent evenyears and now needs Cambridge to market tours. that conduct for graduate Allthisreflects thefact applicantnumbers,PhDs, particularly have to theUndergraduate OpenDays, by having studentsandstaffonhand to answer questionsand probably (plansare stageatthetimeofwriting), inasimilarway atanearly Colleges will participate from mid-November 2016ontheCollege website atwww.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/accounts. number offronts. andfinancialstatements The annualreport for 2015–2016willbe available endowed good progress Colleges, Cambridge butlivingwithinourmeansandmaking ona All inall, muchoneoftheleast well- you shouldfindthe College ingoodshape–still very grow rapidly. infrastructure eachyear, asthedemandsofstudentbodyandCollege’s administration 2018 andK-L staircases in2019. There isalsoincreased investment intheCollege’s IT 2016 istherefurbishment ofC-Dstaircases, withplans forstaircases in2017,Jstaircase E-F-G in staircases. House, Hstaircase, andM-N-O-P of Morrison A-Bblock, The bigprojectfor summer Gardens HousehaveSelwyn to beenconverted offices. There have beenmajor refurbishments Househasbeenchangedto studentoccupation,while theflatsin in themeantime).Norton Close(available to adonor, benamedafter House acquisition of2Barton asBarton butknown of theCollege terms estate,In thefootprint hasgrown slightly inrecent years, withthe its first everits first GraduateRecruitment Day on2November 2016,andthe we were isnow aheadofthegame–University planningto hold outthatwithourincreasingturns attention to graduate recruitment that ithadinfluencedherchoiceof Wolfson It for anapplication too! students, sinceoneofourJuniorResearch Fellow applicantstold us and hasproved usefuleven more widelythanfor ourprospective this isnow onthewebsite atwww.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/why-wolfson what advertise Wolfson hasto offer potential graduate applicants; Last year Imentionedthatwe were avideoto planningto make Tutor Senior Jane McLarty, 8 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 College Life 9 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Karen Stephenson, Development Director Development Stephenson, Karen £5m 50th Anniversary Wolfson’s of year the final towards move we As student support student for and improved Campaign many report to delighted accommodation, I am that the College’s £4.3m, with a further over to total taken our Campaign donors have £2m pledged. of ourto the lives supporters making difference are a real Wolfson’s CollegeThe every their goals here day. who work towards students, and bursary scholarship increase byhas been able to provision Our offering to graduate and undergraduate students is, I believe, a strong one: a great team of great a one: a strong I believe, is, students and undergraduate graduate to Our offering Skills Academic our students, PhD our Mentoring Scheme of Studies, for and Directors Tutors We probably staff and students. both run by of seminars and societies and a range programme, can we virtues. main way is the trumpet our own to enough Since our website do quite don’t advertise particularly it this summer review plan to we ourselves, our international applicants, to and mature course!) the best of the graduate as (of Wolfson about and make the message sure loud and clear. comes across Colleges It has been a pleasure to see so many Wolfson members and their guests at events throughout the throughout their guests at events members and Wolfson It see so many to has been a pleasure and our farthest- overseas, travelling meet alumni when they are continue to Fellows Wolfson year. members to hear from interested always We are Zealand. year was held in New this flung event The College has increased its staff numbers in recent years to bring improved serviceto bring years improved to ourrecent its staff numbers in has increased College The welcome to are delighted in the Development and Alumni Relations Office, we and, members, from Wolfson Emma comes to as Deputy the team to Development Director. Emma Adlard Oxford. and also brings University College, experience from College, Pembroke The College is in good spirits, although as I write at the beginning of summer, Wolfson – along with Wolfson of summer, although as I write at the beginning is in good spirits, College The all other UK charities – is facing some uncertainty of the Etherington the outcomes await as we It members. with our communicate seems likelyReviewin which we ways the that a new into wish to Service us explicitly that you tell to will have will mean that you Preference Fundraising including publications like this us, electronic and print communications from receive continue to Of comply with the new legislation. us to the changes in DevelopmentReview that I for , in order We will youkeep be one of the most significant. this appears to a decade, in over witnessed have please send us it already, If do not have we knownapprised are this year. as the outcomes later [email protected]. to email address current your almost 900% since the start of the Campaign, and this would not have been possible without allalmost 900% since the start not have would and this of the Campaign, every so much to you Thank for one of you Wolfson. to so generously give those who continue to making such a difference. College Life you again to all our supporters: every gift really is very muchappreciated. really gift isvery every you againto alloursupporters: onlineatwww.WolfsonGiving.comgift . Thank orby completingtheform attheendofthisReview 50years. ofthenext opportunities You ofbuildingtheCollege’s canbeapart a future by making lastyear,After celebratingour50thAnniversary Wolfson isready onthechallengesand to take lives, atwww.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/50/fundraising. thegenerosityof and seewhatanimpact Wolfson ishaving onourstudents’ membersandfriends www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/alumni. You Campaign, can alsoread more aboutthe50thAnniversary Wolfson remains your College for life, canbefound andalistofalumniprivileges at [email protected] ifyou to would findoutmore like information. to establish keen Wolfson Local Association groups around uson theworld, sodopleasecontact 10 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016

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www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Meg Westbury, Lee Seng Tee Librarian Lee Seng Tee MegWestbury, continue to We Library. Wolfson the It for busy year has been another full with studentsworking usual, as a popular offer we are, – space under groaning at the time of writing are – and the shelves revising Usage of the Library acquisitions. book recent is upour many the building andfootfall into terms both in of year, this significantly gratifying. which is always borrowed, number of items Skillsfor classes as part many College’s offer of the continue to We and searching classes cover These Success series. Academic The Library Finally, refurbishment of the Library refurbishment continues this summer with new carpeting in the ground-floor Finally, a much-needed improvement! rooms, Another new(ish) and popular addition to our annual routine is tea and biscuits in the foyer during and biscuits in the foyer is tea routine our annual Another new(ish) addition to and popular and socialise/commiserate, studying and to from take students to a break allows This Term. Easter have that the teas mentioned recently undergraduate de-stress. A third-year most importantly, been a big part supported the College. by of his feeling pastorally Another new and popular service is orientation tours of the University Library for Wolfson students. students. Another new service and popular Wolfson is orientation of the University Library tours for a tour but having of some anxiety, and the source maze seem a formidable the UL can many, For from received know we someone you at least, was the feedback make can from it less so – this, part make a regular plan to the tours of our annual routine. We students on the tours. We are pleased this year to have initiated the Fuchs House Collection, a collection of about 120 the Fuchs initiated have to pleased this year are We shelves on dedicated books are The members and visitors. College by books written and donated library also catalogued on the University’s so they are House and are catalogue, in Fuchs written or have a book you like If donate would world. in the to you anywhere from discoverable please get in touch. co-authored, referencing and managing one’s academic identity via social-media channels. And we continue to And we academic identity via social-media channels. one’s and managing referencing well. bespoketopics as consultations on these offer College Life and beneficialassociation. and John’s inthedevelopment ofalong played work asignificant part West Malaysia. The plantations, ofcourse, belongedto DrLee Seng Tee, to investigate thecausesofpineapplefruitcollapseinplantations the proposal in1983, for aresearch expeditionthathehadundertaken abackto gotintouch, beshownJohn hewasslightlytaken acopy of whose associationwiththeCollege beganinthelate 1970s. When The College Archive College The by Joyce Haddon (nee Gardiner) Oil painting of Mrs Gladys Hopkins, 1930s, Archive French, withJohn analumnus for theOralHistory fascinating interview I recently hadthepleasure ofrecording a alreadyas hasbeendemonstrated twice thisyear. to play, part for Butserendipity stillhasanimportant thelongterm. the College records andregularising how we decidewhatto keep towardsshifted theslightlylessglamorous processes ofmanaging After alltheexcitement ofthe50thAnniversary, my focus hasnow Frieda Midgley, Archivist and Records Manager 12 The Wolfson Review [email protected]. may beofinterest for theCollege Archive –pleaseemail As ever, I’m always happy to hearofthingsyou think others relating to theGardiner family. and we hopeto show itinthenearfuture, alongwith collection, hasjoinedtheCollege art GladysHopkins of Mrs aratherlovely So portrait who wasanaccomplishedartist. his mother, painted by Professor Gardiner’s daughter, Joyce, offered of kindly the College aportrait garden, butalsovery the visitors whocameto seetherare specimensintherock gardens,of theextensive and theanimalsfamilykept family. notonlyshared Geoff recollections many wonderful when itwasthehomeofProfessor JSGardiner andhis father hadbeenthegardener atBredon Houseinthe1930s, whose who happenedto Hopkins, comealongwasGeoff Cambridgeshire Celebrates Age programme. One ofthose ofthe March, IgaveIn atalkabouttheCollege aspart 2015–2016 research expedition expedition research French’s John for Cover proposal the of College Life 13 Acer ‘Flamingo’ Acer www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

We have many examples of colourful winter stems and plants throughout the College Gardens examples of colourful Gardens College the many and plants throughout have stems winter We pink, purple-black. shrubs orange, These including Cornus varieties of scarlet, in shades yellow, up to new long straight stems 50–75%), producing by pruning (reducing hard to well respond and negundo, Acer Other include Rubus, in the same way tall. shrubs that respond 1.5 metres bright more scarlet up to produces stems latter The border. in the Sundial growing Salix (willow), day. a spectacular winter tall, sight on a sunny than two metres Many shrubs and perennials in our gardens are pruned hard to enhance their appearance and enhance their appearance to pruned hard are in our gardens shrubs and perennials Many is called This colourful more leaves. of colourful encourage the growth and larger, to stems shrubs and is performed in smaller and stooling shrubs in large in spring, coppicing or pollarding begins. growth before Physocarpus ‘Lady in Red’ spring growth) (new Philip Stigwood, Head Stigwood, Gardener Philip for shrubs and perennials Wolfson Gardens: pruning techniques College Life to produce real showstoppers inyour borders. to summary, your itissometimesbestto plantsandprunethemseverely becrueltoIn bekind July, Flower atthetimeofHampton Court show (the ‘Hampton Hack’). Salviasrespond well toCertain offrost amoderate therisk pruneafter haspassedandagainin theplants.to stake shorter, stronger stems andsmallerbutmore numerous flowers, eliminatingtheneed Persicaria,as Sedum, Phlox andHelenium,are cutbackby upto 50%,whichproduces the ChelseaFlower Show attheendofMay. Perennials whichtend to floporfall over, such Another pruningtechnique for someflowering perennials iscalledthe ‘ChelseaChop’, from and someshrubsprefer otheryear. to beprunedevery tones.in goldandpurple shrubsneedto New establishfor years two before any hard pruning, feature inwinter. When stooled, theCotinus leaves shrubalsoproduces larger more colourful growthnew stems andthenew are covered inwhite bloomwithabluetinge, anattractive (Acer-like leaves), purple andAcer 'Flamingo’ and ‘Kelly’s Gold’. ‘Flamingo’ haslovely pink-cream Examples includePhysocarpus ‘Lady inRed’ leaves (new are deepred), Sambucus ‘Black Lace’ Many shrubsat Wolfson, grown leaves, for are spring. theircolourful early stooled during Sambucus Lace’ ‘Black 14 The Wolfson Review Alliums and Salvia in the Sundial border Sundial the in Salvia and Alliums 2015–2016 Lectures and Events Lectures and Events www.WolfsonEvents.com Our events calendarisupdated regularly at who camealong. Wolfson events thisyear. Thank you to everyone More College membersthanever attended Events College Freshers’ Fair (October) (September) Lecture Anniversary 50th (September) Santander London to Cambridge 16 The Wolfson Review 2015 Alumni Reunion (September) Graduation (October)Graduation Freshers’ Welcome Desk (October) 2015–2016 Richard Deacon Exhibition (July 2015) (July Exhibition Deacon Richard Lectures and Events Induction Weekend (October) Induction Weekend Half-Way Reception (February) Half-Way Kate GreenKate exhibition (January) 17 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Henry Moore Exhibition Launch (October) Commemoration of Benefactors’ Dinner (November) Benefactors’ of (November) Dinner Commemoration London Reception (January) London Wolfson Alumni in Cambridge (December) Lectures and Events Auckland (May) Auckland Any Questions? (February) Any Questions? General AdmissionGeneral (June) W2 Lents Getting-On Race (February) Race Getting-On Lents W2 18 The Wolfson Review General AdmissionGeneral (June) Wolfson Research Event (March) Santander Scholars’ Reception (February) Reception Scholars’ Santander 2015–2016 Benefactors’ Reception (June) Reception Benefactors’ Lectures and Events 19 President’s Cup Cricket (June) Cricket Cup President’s May Bumps Marquee (June) Bumps May www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk M1 May BumpsM1 (June)

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Uffizi Gallery Christendom intwo,Christendom never to bereunited. asProtestantismof whatcameto beknown were. thetimeofhisdeath,hehadsplit By against him,forces whichthreatened to asa heretic, have atthestake himburnt asother leaders forces ofthecouragewithwhichheconfronted aspect an inevitable thepowerful arrayed probably,bigotry. Most however, hisdogmatic ofhisown insistence was views ontherightness of hisown volcanic temperament, whichwould brook nooppositionandcouldeasilyverge on ofhisopponentsthantheexpression violencewaslessareactiontohis verbal thewritings are too rude’. are teaching meto berude’,‘They heresponded, butProfessor argued Roper that his prose for sheerforce. Late inhislife, Luther’s saidto him: wife Katharina husband,‘Dear you aggressive,in withhiscritics: scatological, coarseandvulgar. Noneofhisopponentscouldmatch Professor Roper’s lecture focused onthelanguageLuther usedinthecontroversies heengaged andahalf decades,two untilhisdeathin1546,defended hisideaswithpugnacity. Emperor atthefamous Dietof Worms to explainhimself. Herefused to retractand, over thenext to andhewassummonedto marry, ofpriests ameetingwiththeHolyRoman example theright 1521 histeachings hadbecomemoreBy radicalandtouched onmany issues, includingfor isCollege. analumna the of granddaughter Tee, Seng Lee by Dr whose businessman Singaporean the anniversary College’sthe 40th of occasion the on in 2005 endowed was series Reformation’. German the lecture and The Quills –Luther the of Battle ‘The on at Oxford, Lyndal Roper, History of Professor Regius the 28 2016 April On by College at Wolfson delivered was Tee Seng Lee Lecture the Distinguished Reformation’ German Battle‘The of the Quills –Luther and the Lee Seng Tee Distinguished Lecture 2016: Martin LutherMartin gained by faithalone. remission ofsins. Luther contended thatsalvationwasto be of emissaries ‘indulgences’, orinotherwords thegranting of town of Wittenberg. The thesescondemnedthesaleby thePope’s Luther affixed his95theses to the doorofchurch inhishome 1517 when momenton31October ofthelegendary anniversary been publishedby The Head. the500th Bodley 2017marks RenegadeandProphet Luther: major biography hasrecently Martin for andher herstudiesofwitchcraft, Germany, particularly known Lyndal isone oftheworld’s Roper modern ofearly leadinghistorians 20 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Lectures and Events 21 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

Our thanks are due to all graduate and JRF members of the WRE team for making for such a WRE team the day and JRF members of the all graduate due to Our thanks are event. next things from year’s better even hope for and we success, The second keynoteThe speaker Christine was our own Corton, speaking on a subject the close to a book.heart turn thesis into to your students: how Christine do had managed to of all graduate London manage), her book (or to likely aspire success than most are to this with rather greater internationally. reviewed and extremely well, been widely, having Biography the Fog: Our first keynote speaker was Danny Kingsley, Head of Head CambridgeScholarlyOur first Communications at speaker keynote was Danny Kingsley, an insightful overview the lack of fit posed by who gave University Library, of the problems partlybetweenthe current, profit-driven, scholarly and rapidly-changing publishing system topics covered communication and dissemination. Our 14 presenters of research processes Victorian armchair wartime including corporate joints, governance, adhesive queerness, taboos in Middle- molecular pharmacology, historical linguistics, South-East Asian Egyptology, food as victim-offender Islamic political historiography, discourse, identities, eastern reproductive these After social media and language learning. politics and ethics, South Asian cultural marker, with by a panel of judges, scored were which the flash presentations, enjoyed we talks, regular and the speakers composure project both managed to who best for being awarded prizes one minute. their talk into in compressing intelligibility The annual Wolfson Research Event (WRE) Event Research with 4 March, Wolfson place on the afternoon took of Friday annual The As usual, of one-minute15 minutes and two 14 presentations keynoteflash presentations. talks, St Antony’s, college, sister participate to extended members of our Oxford an invitation we to and had a good take-up speakers)to the extraordinary (five which contributed of spread subjects informative. WRE as special and unusually and expertise marks always that the Ian Cross (1994), Fellow, and Meg Westbury (2015), Fellow and Lee Fellow Librarian and Meg Westbury Fellow, (2015), (1994), Ian Cross Wolfson Research Event Event Research Wolfson Lectures and Events been anincredibly enjoyable experience. research andhearfeedback ofdisciplines. from Undoubtedly, avariety studying at Wolfson has the Wolfson LGBT society. The Wolfson to share Research Event my alsogave meanopportunity have alsobeenincredibly andIwasinvited to supportive, to give queerhistory atalkonBritish withprominentspoken historians, either Fellows orinvited fellow speakers.My Wolfson students Wolfson hasenhancedmy inmany experience Cambridge ways. Ihave onseveral occasions high levels ofbothtolerance andintolerance ofwomen’s andpractices. queerattraction conclusionsareunderstandings ofqueerpractices. My stillundecided, shows astheevidence and biographical accountsofthe war. 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Wolfson is the time here during my range of subjectsdiverse study such a People The conversation. open to always and are is a great Event Research Wolfson annual opportunity ideas and learn about exchange to – own my from so remote of research areas arm-chair to – architecture archaeology from anywhere conversation great will find but you round! all year Wolfson in www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Nele Dieckmann (2011), Student Nele Dieckmann (2011), Research Wolfson this year’s at research PhD her Nele presented describes her thesis topic. her journey to and here Event, chemistry since an enthusiastic classmates Ever my introduced teacher of amino acids that from the amazing combinatorial power and me to that run hundreds thousands of proteins 20 units build up the just over with been fascinated I have cell in the human body, types of different the molecular biology of the cell.

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Cell biology and killer T-cell attacks T-cell killer and biology Cell Wolfson Research Event: Event: Research Wolfson For the past four years my focus has thus narrowed down to one type of cell to investigate the one type investigate to of cell to down has thus narrowed focus my years four the past For and tumorigenic virally infected eliminate use to T-cells ‘killer’ machineryprotein or that cytotoxic and events to visualise signalling probes used fluorescent project I have In latest cells. my in their the microscope an hour on spent many and I have T-cells, structural elements inside the the dynamics of the killer capture to attack on film. company My undergraduate studies in biochemistry took me from my hometown Berlin the US, the UK studies in biochemistry to hometown My my undergraduate me from took leading many privilege be taught by to All along this journey it has been a great and France. their subjects been hugely inspiring enthusiasm for in both the continuous scientists who have found my course I year of research. In the final the quest of scientific and their commitment to particularlymyself in the workings us so efficiently interested of our immune cells that protect the opportunity be given to Wellcome delighted I was be part to diseases. infectious from of the in Infection and Immunity programme join the laboratory in Cambridge PhD and to here of Trust Gillian Griffiths Cambridge for at the Medical Research. Institute Professor

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None of these perceptions would be complete without the amazing College life at Wolfson, Wolfson, at life without the amazing College be complete would None of these perceptions I should be. what an open-minded and international academic exchange which epitomises Hall and Formal and academic study groups reading the seminars, gained enormously from had a beauty Each of these encounters 20 countries. of over dinners at which I met people from all. common to of ideas and a lack of pretense with freshness its own, The June Fourth Incident is viewed by many as a political wound. After a year of research, of research, a year After as a political wound. Incident many June Fourth The by is viewed the then British I have and negotiations by especially on the reactions colonial government, witnessing the most and see how of a traumatic wound accept the liberating potential come to subjectivity freedom, can open up the possibility and self-consciousness for brutal suppression Society Collections and the transcripts Royal Commonwealth The of of the Hong Kong people. the British (both at the University Diplomatic Oral History Library), as the as well Programme particularly the incident on a were me in appreciating helpful to in Kew, National Archives level. diplomatic and pragmatic After 20 years of reading, writing about and compiling anthologies of Hong Kong writing about and compiling anthologies literary of reading, 20 years After works, the appreciate political and economic causes rather than simply find their ultimate I want to marking year 1989 is the pivotal writing. not only the political crackdown on the student-led moment but also the decisive in Beijing on 4 June, Square Tiananmen democracy of movement when the people of Hong Kong experienced identity a deep crisis between two authorities. of and the Politics Hong Kong Representations Literary June Fourth: My project Portraying on’ ‘move decided to have people at a time when many topic not be a favoured may Colonialism me a granting for College Wolfson rise the economic of China. So I am very given to grateful tremendously. from and benefited which I both enjoyed Fellowship Visiting Most people would admit that ‘Hong Kong literature’ is not the most famous export is of the city I Kong‘Hong literature’ Most admit that people would the towards find much written and one cannot on the subject Now, Cambridge. come from, in spend my to place than here is no better it is clear that there Wolfson, time at end of my causes and colonial discourses of and understanding the political investigating sabbatical year Hong Kong literature. Nim-yan Wong (2015), Visiting Fellow and Associate Professor, Department Visiting and Associate Fellow Professor, of Chinese Nim-yan (2015), Wong Languages Chinese and UniversityLiterature, of Hong Kong a report is Here Term. each the world around from 30 academic visitors hosts up to Wolfson doing. she has been on the work one of them from and British colonialism Wolfson Research: Hong Kong literature literature Kong Hong Research: Wolfson Lectures and Events Brahms Lieder and sonatas. A concert ofyoung Brahms Liederandsonatas. Aconcert Wolfson studentmusiciansfeatured composer Andrew joinedcellistAndrea andourDirector inatitanicrecital Goldman ofMusic Kleesattel of hosted Szeged jointlywiththeCambridge Society.concert Pianist President andformer Society Veronica inaugurated anequallybusyLent HendersonandJillMorton Term withapianoandcello Church.Gloria! 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The Renaissance Cambridge 2 BBC Radio Young ofthe Chorister soprano Agatha Pethers, the2015 by guest performance superb Shakespeare, featured Serenade a The Lent Term A Concert, College Cambridge. oftheChoirKing’sScholars given by The King’s theChoral Men, recital February &Madeira was Music Davis and violinistJamesDowns. The Canto andJinfeng Li,alto Gwen pianists JuanPablo del Robledo Antoniades, Demetris and guitarist Lectures and Events 27 Juan Pablo Robledo del Canto and James Downs James and Canto del Robledo Pablo Juan www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk The King’s Men At the Easter Term College Service College we Term the Easter At our newly-arrivedcelebrated chamber Silas long-term loan by a generous organ, Anne Denholm, Official Harpist to Wollston. the delighted Wales, of Prince The HRH audience with her Music & Madeira recital, and Julien Woo as did pianists Naomi the CUMS ConcertoCohen, Competition at the Marywinners, Bevan Recital. student increased saw we Gratifyingly, keepconcert hope to and we attendance, members Wolfson and more more reaching in the coming year. 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Reproduced by permission of The Henry Moore Foundation John Hedgecoe camera his with Moore Henry the College. but have alsobeenopento thepublicandhave connoisseursinto drawn localresidents andart Our exhibitionsandassociated lectures have beenenjoyed by thewholeCollege community from theLee Seng Tee Collection. show ofbatikorchid Ong, paintingsby Ramsay insimplicity.beauty This wasfollowed by a ofstillnessandthecapture of re-creation the languageofchildhoodandexplores the meditativeafter contemplation, shere-imagines watercolour,In patchwork andembroidery, Green entitledWheredoideascomeKate from . artist’s ideas inashow ofmixed by mediaworks theorigins ofan 2016, we exploredIn further (2006), Greeves Margaret Fellow, (2009), Emeritus Hale Meredith and Fellow atArt Wolfson , c.1971 Photographer: 28 The Wolfson Review Kate Green’s quilting workshop, March 2016 March Kate workshop, Green’s quilting scale sculptures. photography to produce andsite hislarge- Figure (1969),whichMoore usedalongside Three StandingFigures (1945)andReclining Foundation’s archive maquettes, andtwo for 20photographswhich comprised from the oftheCollege,Member curated theexhibition, Moore Foundationthe Henry andaSenior andExhibitionsat Barassi, HeadofCollections to beconsidered inany detail. Sebastiano the few ofhisproduction thathasyet aspects Moore andPhotographyHenry explored oneof Moore. renown,international Henry another Royal Academician andsculptor of Michaelmas Term we exhibited of thework This iswhereDeacon: ideascome from, inthe Academy atWolfson exhibitionandRichard Wolfson. Following hard uponThe Royal at ahigh pointforThe year art 2015marked 2015–2016 Wolfson Society Wolfson Society manyfriendship receptions and offeredhospitality and teato makevisitors parties, welcome.feel musicalexhibits, life, catering, gardens years have the and outings. Over Senior Members held seminars,Many show do art interest, this Senior lectures, Members of advantage active taking social life in and in its other by it appropriate participating College ways. the and support will that interesttakeMembers Senior variety.active an Membership is offeredin expectation in the publishing, including police, libraries, public services media, the and business –there is ahuge in careers teaching, many with but list are includesacademics, people not. The medicine, law, contributions of invited have they been by virtue in made any number areas. of are Some have whom all of are 237 currently There Members, Senior that approach. of extension logical a was programme Senior and Member the outward-looking, Wolfson has been beginning the from unique: other no College invites in larger this the from to members way. community ranks join its is aSenior Member?’ is‘What by that this may bemused Wolfson is reason be category The people Lynn (2001), Hieatt on Governing Senior Observer Member Body Members Senior in College life. and participation societies committees, reception to prior Formal Hall. Emeritus Fellows also contribute through membership of invites all Society visiting to us with each meet The academics Term coast path walk. Norfolk at a Whitechapel Bell Foundry, CottesbrookeCarta, Hall and Gardens, as well as our annual North Albans and Abbey, Cathedral Magna the of exhibition new Lincoln its with and Castle Cathedral year past the visitsOver have organised to been Bawdsey Radar Trust College, and Alexander St to activity. College and open of are all members along-standing organisedVisits by Society the our Developmentor and Alumni Relations Office. 50the years since copies are Some was founded. it still available at £10 Lodge Porters’ the from and impressionsmemories associated and those by our members recalled College the over with True weekend. Ringing College Anniversary for 50th the True Ringing hadpublished abook by noting Society the Society Wolfson The of In edition last the Review Tom Davies (1996), President Society The Society of Emeritus Fellows 30 The Wolfson Review , Tyrell Smith the of concluded his review activities of 2015–2016 is alively and interesting of collection which presented it to the Wolfson Society 31 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

As members, Wolfson CRAs the benefitsand enjoy socially of intellectually participatingan in it. enrich activities of that range wide a to contribute actively and environment, College diverse and research, their showcase talks to They give Seminars the popular regularly weekly at Lunchtime societies. CRAs many some committees for of Wolfson’s members are of theseveral organising both and social foster to they can continue where a special event for typically meet a Term once well-attended a saw year academic This community. their specifically within academic relationships range of College-based from a start-of-year drinks occasions, party One particularly onwards. theyprovide talks’ Hall: Formal been preceding has the ‘bite-sized research innovation successful opportunityan an in interests members’ about CRAs research work and for learn fellow their to context. important These provide informal events opportunities nurture academic to social and Wolfson of members.group flourishing among this relations Wolfson’s College Research Associates comprise a diverse and vibrant community of individuals community of individuals vibrant and a diverse comprise Associates Research College Wolfson’s aspectsengaged all in annual beyondan and There of within Cambridge. academic is life joined temporarily they are 75; of around new CRAs admit group the permanent to to competition in researching periods they are of while time limited for CRAs Wolfson Visiting by to who come Cambridge. Mary Newbould (2013), Secretary CRAs the of Mary Newbould (2013), College Research Associates Associates Research College So the next time someone says she or he is a Senior Member, you will know what that means. So the next know that will what you someone time Member, a Senior or he she says is Providing practical DuringProviding support basis. onregular a something the demonstrates Membership is second onlyto the College, to of donated the Membership Senior the 50th Anniversary 63% year of Members Senior belong the Morrison which Society, to And 10% Fellows. the 68% of Emeritus A Bursary a bequest wills. their in make Wolfson they will to that indicating individuals recognises beyond the continuing is which with set was the up supportFund of Members Senior last year, Wolfsonfor at continue to thelike benefit for students would who able of MPhil Anniversary Year, support to to do theso. but financial able lack be PhD their They gather for an informal lunch in Hall on the last working day of each month, and once a Term a Term once and month, on the of last working each Hall day in lunch informal They an for gather looking They always someone by are for a talk, or from the University. College usually organise support to ways more activities. its and Wolfson many Wolfson Society continue year. academic into next the 2015–2016 for Humanities dynamic the Society, extraordinarily asuccess has been which is to set Holloway, University of London). Franklin’s Chaucer’s on Bianca and apaper Gaudenzi, member institutions, including atalk Fascist on Committee and Humanities by CRA advertising Society featuring early of work the career researchers associated directly Wolfson other both and with from a film inspired it by thatand directed. We he havewritten has alsoour sustained commitment to Tutor Michael Hrebeniak’s stimulating account Cambridge’s of Stirbitch Fair, from featuring extracts by Centre the hosted Asian Studies, South of and and Undergraduate Humanities Admissions Arts and media, including Tutor Kevin Greenbank’s presentation on the fascinating archival footage continues to showcase research the by College’s the pursued across own members all disciplines College)’s and Jane engaging Austen. discussion Wollstonecraft Humanities The Society Mary of BlanningTim (Sidney Sussex College) Frederick on Great, the and Janet Todd Cavendish (Lucy Distinguished speakers have meetings, including enhanced status its of and academic prestige the feature such awell-established Humanities Wolfson’s of Society intellectual life for several years. throughout programme 2015–2016The has that shown richness the have and diversity the made help to promoteand further College’s the research to audiences. wider activities providing resource avital for unable those to attend www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/podcasts, profileacademic throughout the University. recordingsaccessedPodcast be can from Wolfson, ensuring beyond from that continue they to play role in avital promoting College’s the popular, events areweekly extremely drawing in large College and the from community numbers humanities fieldsThese social of sciences. acrossand range in awide arts, the leading experts another has highly seen successful HumanitiesThe Society yearstimulating offering given by talks (2013), Newbould Mary Chair Research and College Associate Humanities Society 32 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016

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Speakers Elizabeth and Tolbert Rebecca Sear with António Rodrigues Our talks were fascinating and diverse and covered mathematics and astronomy, but also but also astronomy, and mathematics covered and diverse and Our talks fascinating were inform policy-making.may Crawford research Carolin conservation, scientific nutrition how and about us told Humphrey behind a beautiful Nick on the astronomy nebula, talk inspiring an gave family dynamics small- in the intricate Rebecca unravelled Sear the mystery of consciousness, Hopwood societies Nick and provided a beautifulscale history Western and embryo of human of music, evolution and on the meaning a talk gave Elizabeth Tolbert Fellow Visiting visualisation. us told about epidemiologythe Griffin Simon and of diseases, non-communicableits Fellow and policy. NHS on influence The year 2015–2016 was a fantastic one for the Society, with a record 21 talks, twice than more 21 a fantastic with was a record one the Society, for 2015–2016 The year by gender gap historic our balance able to also were We ofthe talks number year. the previous in optimising on talk Schwiening’s Christof women. by talks of given percentage the doubling with 200Lee peoplethe performance record, endurance filling established a new attendance capacity. to Hall The main aim of our Science Society is to promote scientific culture among the Wolfsonamong the culture scientific Society promote of Science The our aim to main is among as the wider public. Our talks well applied as science, range to from pure community, conservation biology. to from mathematics António Rodrigues (2014), Fellow Fellow Rodrigues (2014), António Science Society Wolfson Society next year,next please visit www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/seminars/lunchtime to find out more. We are for interesting always lookout the on you’d if topics, so like to come and talk to LTS the Cambridge. of University and Constablesillustrated the Proctors of the of history how Roman Catholic charities migration with engage and finished tothe off UK, the withyear an Kong literatureHong since return to its China in 1989. We also encountered demons, discovered store,major under Nazism, department and how fared it and continued an to with introduction how asmalllearned nineteenth in Jewish century provincial a haberdashery Germany became significancethe designof ourin daily into lives, dipped esoteric the Spengler,Oswald of world we thinkAnd, lest that Easter Term is time to at slow we straight up in got abit, alook with stuck translation Qur’an. the of and aseventeenth Ganges, the of dementia banks the Jesuit century in Japan, exploring Ocean, discussing how Yellow the Peril have and Sars sinophobia, to fuelled cultural narratives of stopping for afossil feast in Sydenham, tuna of in Indian the atour taking geopolitics the of public administration, Cross moving through Red the of work the in areas conflict, armed of Lent Term less was no catholic use atto in chiefs social topic, media how African alook aid with environmentalist, and ending Michaelmas Term an with attempt to make sense assassinations. of English romance medieval education, and Ted in print, reviewing secondary Hughes as to Britain in wake the World in of Libya, tuning War harpsichords, II, democracy William Blake, attitudes year the Norwegian with topics, starting of always, range we wide As have hadavery for Wednesday year the one This academic abumper has Lunchtime been Seminar (LTS). Series (2010)Christine Corton (2011), andDavid Goode andChairs Members Senior Series Seminar Lunchtime 34 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Wolfson Society 35 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk There is much debate on the ongoing migration crisis in Europe, Europe, in crisis on the ongoing migration debate much There is a to and, countries many in issue be a divisive to proved has which nature. in certain extent, contagious refugees and migrants from African one million and than More triggering a major last year, Europe into crossed Middle East countries struggledandcreating with cope the influx countries to as crisis Most the issue. best how address over to the EU within divisions March war since civil endured has which camemigrants from Syria, Iraq, and instability The Afghanistan in ongoing in violence 2011. poverty as well as all are Eritrea, in Sudan, abuses in Libya, and Somalia peopleleading look elsewhere. new lives for to

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Wolfson has offered me the space and time to carryandtime space theme offered a has privilegeWolfson out somein-depth that research, a journalist. as had before never I’ve The immigration and migration crisis became major issues in the referendum on the UK’s on the UK’s the referendum in became issues major crisis migration and The immigration foster to campaign Leave Vote been to used the change have and by of themembership EU such issues with cross-border global era, dealing this migrants. In towards perceptions negative Co-operation can only be migration and doneas collectively. with neighbouring countries is the UK like of islands a group Even island. an No country is success. to crucial is players regional continent. inevitably the connected European to Tensions over this issue have been rising in the EU. Last September, EU ministers voted to to voted ministers EU Last September, the EU. been in rising have issue this over Tensions refugees those who are EU-wide only apply the but scheme now 160,000 to for will relocate David Minister Prime system; quota out The of opted any has UK Italy. and Greece in already the next 20,000 over refugees to up from Syria accept would the UK that announced Cameron Person Vulnerable 1,300Syrianrefugees underthe years. So accepted has UK thefive far Resettlement 2014. established in Programme conflicts and disastersPalestine,in Syria, Lebanon, Philippinesthe Egypt,Somalia, Myanmar, and Indonesia. He spent Wolfson time at his studying refugee the UK’s resettlement programme and approaches migration. towards Under the Press Fellowship scheme,Under Fellowship run Professor the John by Press Naughton, around half a dozen journalists from the world across Wolfson carry come to to each year out research. Press Wolfson. at He a journalist is Berita at Azwan 2016 Syed Fellow spent Ali Easter Term Syed Harian Migration crisis: UK and the rest of the World the of rest the and UK crisis: Migration My journey to Wolfson My journeyMy to Wolfson ‘accidents’ happen. in hope that allmoreand I Widening these schemes, of of sincerity Participation efficacy reminded that others aren’t always lucky. so chance My second and highlights importance the A year on, I’m thoroughly enjoying myself. arecalibrated With sense what of is possible, I’m College an Offer emailLetter’. seeing and joy entitled upon That ‘Wolfson day, my life changed. to forget, I’ll always trying of remember my astonishment irony weeks The is two that after as ever.doubtful Surely this was over? interview. Following panic-filled aweek’s feeling as preparation, I had left and my interviews Imagine surprise my the Ichecked to when morning inbox one find an email summoningme for Cambridge, I suspended all hope. other from universitiesrejections my optimism, dampened and having heard nothing from Human, Social, and Political Sciences application. at Prompt my Wolfson, and submitted UCAS idea whilst researching various colleges and courses.Ifinallystudying capitulated, on settling application deadlines, us and encouraged to apply. three months Idismissed For next the the planted. Amonth later, an Outreach Officer visited to discuss mature whichcolleges had later asked Iwanted if in earnest to was preposterous, to go seed Cambridge.the This but seemed You imagine can my disbelief enrolment on day, my atutor certificates when exam scanned and route, for that. Iapplied so togo –any university university. An Access Course was offered quickestthe local by a college Yet six years alienating of after employment, Iconsidered areturn idea to was to The education. I boughtinto idea the that was not education for me. A-levels to poor with Having aserious student, boot, never been I’d grown to doubt mine. such, was unthinkable. As Cambridge have grown to believe in their ability, their chances, thus fancying easy. but here was anything Getting Where many applicants design. It didn’t almost I’m but happen, glad did. it and thanmore strategy by coincidence fortune and good ‘accident’ my more aptly to describes journey Wolfson, for was it realisation that to worked goal along-term of they’ve fulfil. Yet For here many being is accident. my no of peers, It’s the (2015),Dennis Mubaiwa Student 36 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 My journey to Wolfson 37 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Judd Harris (2015), Student Student Judd Harris (2015), in course applying for the MPhil for motivation principal My expand to was my Development Sustainable for Engineering the have projects that develop knowledge to engineering the well-being Australians of Indigenous improve to potential living in regional Australia. part took and Scholar named was I Aurora an OctoberIn 2014, Tour Study Scholars International Indigenous the Aurora in the to introduced I was where (www.auroraproject.com.au), in University exposed I was of Cambridge. environment an to indigenous frameworks approaching for considered I which

I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincerest gratitude to Wolfson College, the College, opportunity Wolfson to gratitude this take to sincerest my express like I would to for Scholarships, Australia Cambridge and Trust Cambridge Foundation, Roberta Sykes has and in, me supportingto take studies the University offered Wolfson at ofmy Cambridge. all extremely I am receive live. and honoured to socialise work, to study, place provided a great support the opportunitiesthis for grateful am and me. given Cambridge has The most probably useful been aspects gained from the diverse have the learning year of my types units. course explore They undertaken me to the allowed core throughout of assignments professional and The academic experienced. previously not had I which areas of range broad a necessary transferable demandedby highly also and are here qualifications acquired I have skills particularmy field of employment. affairs with engineering thinking, and the range of relevant areas that can that be explored.applied I areas affairsandengineeringthe with thinking, relevant range of issues. complex to approach with a conscious this all accommodate it could as the course for Cambridge and universities, rankingThe of international top a number me study took to tour study. I aimed to what to mostwas suited My journey to Wolfson to My journey Wolfson Society programme suchprogramme asuccess. We are also always to pleased receive suggestions for future topics. We wish to makes thank the all speakers support the whose course and of our students Sorrow’. Sweet Foxcroft, Royal Literary Fund Fellow, with her temptingly entitled ‘Writing workshop is Such Trinidad) science of out databases (Isla best the Kuhn). getting and on We also welcomed Louise Year First the (Giles Yeo demystifying while on others focused Report workshops and Jamie professional identity, as well as creating for conferences, posters were covered Westbury’s in Meg keeping up of to advantages minute the The and creating social media with an online successful is proving always viva is it popular; to helpful roughlyfor! know what look examiners central to and research. writing academic Michael Langford’s class offering an insight into a revision, while Jennifer Davis offeredadvice on the be whichissue can of intellectualproperty, Richard offered tipson enhancing Berengarten’s workshops writing skills effective and practical Cambridge University Press). preparation (Ana Luisa Toribio) publishing academic and the (Philip landscape Meyler, sessions were relevant interview while on others focused studies to academic students’ Twenty were organised. workshops Speakers staff. Fellows, and University included Some CRAs and computing, many sessions were enjoyed Wolfson by community. wider the main focus is developing on and improving skills students’ presentation, in oral writing academic We to seek complementand, the although seminars subject-specific offered departments in Term. during Thursdays are debate informalaforum for friendly and take workshops The place 6–7pm from on (Senior Tutor),McLarty Sally Church (Tutor) (Lee Librarian), Westbury and Meg assisted by myself. skills was again programme together by put sessions. demand Jane study the for these The invitation demonstrated to response and positive other feedback the mature good The colleges. this year organised was decided it but only annow for been to Wolfson students extend Skills forThe Academic Success is programme third now in its year. has programme until The Postgraduate Administrator Sanders, Gillian Skills Academic for Success 38 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Wolfson Society 39 This year over 30 people 30 attended. over We have year This the US as such issues major discussed have elections, Hebdo and the attack Charlie Paris in our doctors’ compared junior strike, the NHS example for secondary cultures, and countries and music, traditions and seasonal education, with trickysometimes dealt aspects of English spelling andgrammar, pronunciation. the perfectNoodle is Club wind down to place about than think something other on a Friday, new friends a relaxed studies in your make and Do us. join environment. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

On Gofuku no Hi members (Kimono May) 29 Day, of the Noodle Club took a walk in the gardens.

Corinne Duhig (1981), College Research Associate College Research Duhig (1981), Corinne students for whose native club, conversation English-language unique Wolfson’s Noodle is Club noodles friendship’. means of ‘shared founded concept on the is Chinese It English. not is tongue Noodle Club In its second year, this postgraduate student-run reading group continued to attract to from a continued interest group reading student-run postgraduate this itsIn second year, theoretical and of Based students Fellows. and group on research, interdisciplinary highly methodological papers about fieldwork, articles, and reflexivityethics, the discussions and qualitative methods and data analysis both were stimulating and enjoyable. In the age of Big Data qualitative research may seem outdated: small sample sizes, openness to openness to sample sizes, small seem outdated: may research qualitative the ageIn of Data Big qualitative criticism, of such spite In maybe and everything chance. downinterpretation to is numbers. in Looking be the cannot at measured that abouta lot us things can teach research this in the researchers more, life-worlds many and of feminists prisoners, minority elites, groups, why. and try how just do but not happens also explain what group to Johanna Lukate (2012), Student Johanna (2012), Lukate Qualitative Methods Reading Group Reading Methods Qualitative Wolfson Society teamed up with Martina Fernandez-Jarrinteamed up Martina with (LGBT+) and Julian (Equality and Diversity) Robertshaw to such bops as ‘Love the standard and themed Carnival’. àla and ‘Brazilian Mexicana’ also They Entertainment The Carolineand Officers Jason Smyth Too havehad a successful year organising and Louis are revamping on also WCSA the working website for Michaelmas 2016. are access get not social media on to information same bulletins. the through Justin weekly the Louis successfully our internal Ashworth fused Secretary Our communication that who so students implementing and with strategy for all afixed requests of assets renewal WCSA. all with clubs This is trial period to and societies. help us expenditure extended capital with successfully reimbursement piloted electronic within and this Committee the is now in an We would like to summarise as follows. Treasurer highlights the our activities of Justin Yang has WCSA Vice-President ElmiAhmed (2013), Student and WCSA President, and Jason Phan (2015), Student and Wolfson College Students’ Association Shadow The was of the Windrating sent or have in meeting who the areview. attended title that greatest the with met The approval Wolfson Readingthe Group. We score each 10 of title out by number those the of and divide is spiceVariety the life of and this sums titles discussed of this up diversity the year at AllenKim (2008) and Christine Corton (2010), Senior Members Wolfson Reading Group lowest were Ragtime lowest score,lowest 5, only Newlyweds was The electronic highway.electronic All are welcome. most continue discussion. the join do in So debate the either physically at via the meetings or up set byalso Anne O’Neill at ablog wolfsonreadinggroup.blogspot.co.uk where we can is There world. the of titles by suggesting emailhave and many America from other people parts encourage you to read us with along and submit comments your and your written score. We Ifyou cannot make we meeting the weeks. We Wednesday on meet evenings 4–6 roughly every group, the of members lovingtitle among and others it loathing some it. World in Ruins AGod (6.8); , Neil Gaiman (5.3). scores opinions these of individual the range on wide hide the Often , Kate Atkinson (6.5); Frog , E L Doctorow (7.4);, ELDoctorow Us 40 , by Carlos Ruiz Zafón, with a score of 8.6; the book with the the with , by Ruiz Carlos Zafón, ascore with book 8.6; the of The Wolfson Review by Nell Freudenberger. other to titles highest from The , David Nicholls (7.2); Rosie The Project , Mo Yan, Mo (5.8) and finally Ocean The at the End of the 2015–2016 , Graeme Simsion, Graeme Wolfson Society 41

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Wolfson will be fielding a team for the BBC2 ‘University Challenge’ programme due to forthe BBC2 be duebroadcast programme team ‘UniversityChallenge’ be a will Wolfson fielding with Cosgrove, Paul and Chaudhri Benjamin Its Yang, members Justin are 2016. September on 19 Eric Monkman as Captain. Wolfson at BBC University Challenge University BBC at Wolfson Our External Officer Usman Javed has been busy strengthening our relationship with other with has Javed relationship busy Our been Externalour Usman strengthening Officer as Cambridge well as swaps across with Colleges much-loved Hall Formal organising and Colleges we that all achieved have not Oxford. could College, We Antony’s traditional one now our with St withoutdid the all co-operation thank to support and like would we and the College from across remarkable. truly year staffWolfson formaking this Under the leadership of our Campaigns & Green Officer Nora Zivkovic, the College received a Silver a College Officer & Green received Norathe ofZivkovic, Campaigns our the leadership Under Off’ events ‘Switch and its campaign environmentally-friendly its for participation the 2016 in Award its as co-operation charity well as Education its and fundraising Female for with the Campaign effortsfor it. cater to specific groups so that all Wolfson students feel included, by organising, for example, the for example, Wolfson feelall by students included, organising, that so specificgroups to cater New Chinese and Day Women’s International events, welfare Socials, LGBT Dinner, Parents’ Student celebrations. Year The 2015–2016 WCSA Committee WCSA The 2015–2016 Back row: Louis Ashworth, Secretary, Javed, Usman Entertainments Too, External Jason Officer, Officer, Nora Zivkovic, Green & Campaigns Officer. Martina Fernandez Jarrin, Treasurer, Equality row: Justin Yang, & DiversityFront Ahmed Elmi, Officer, Vice-President. Phan, Jason Officer, Entertainments Smyth, Caroline President, Jet Photographic Jet Wolfson Society us in Michaelmas 2016. to have believes house that adebate: reason are ‘This and faith mutually exclusive’. Watch for out a massive eye opener’. adiscussion of abit What’s more, and we has hope opposition started the asceptic, out to talking Christians Istarted and what their‘though faith means it about has been Neurosciences this following Jesus autumn, also in Michaelmas started this year. She says to aChristian, become and yet here Iam!’ Another, Chloe, completes who PhD her in aChristian an atheistwas raised in yet summer the became 2015. of She never writes, expected ‘I Despite all this we’ve found tremendously it encouraging. Jenna, aPhD in student Public Health, Bible discussions,weekly coming numbers to have in single our termly figures. talks been usual the By measures success of has hadadismal year: our Society coming just ahandful to our (2013), Gales Andy Student Society Christian Wolfson This year’s WCSA ( Film blockbusters Fest included tinyurl.com/2016switch-off-results.see Wolfson was awarded Platinumactivities level due to running it environmentally-friendly events: campaign. ‘Switchoverallachieved Wolfson a Silver Off’ awardwhile in criteriathe bonus for Environmentally-friendly nights movie have contributed to College’s the 2016 in the ranking Wolfson catering team, possible to has it avoid been use throwaway the of cups and bowls. the of and organic and refreshments snacks to support are and, kind provided the thanks WCSA Green &CampaignsThe Officer organises environmentally-friendly Local nights.movie ZivkovicNora (2015), Student andWCSA &Campaigns Officer Green WCSA Film Fest with Camfed representatives and fundraising. the Water Entrepreneurs The and the Meets Sky Campaign for Female charity the Education (Camfed) their documentaries Where and screened Eurovision the of Contest with Song year the Throughout and documentaries. we co-operated 42 The Wolfson Review . The documentaries were. The followed by adiscussion Casablanca 2015–2016 The Revenant The and ), live streaming Wolfson Society

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Come and discover these two wonderful Latin American dances at Wolfson College. We offer offer these two We wonderful College. Wolfson discover and at Come American Latin dances These also on are Saturdays. every Tango and dancing social and lessons week: on Fridays Forró no need the There opportunities weekend. bring is a friends over relax and to make great to beginner-friendly! and inclusive partner are dance communities – our Natália Ferreira de Castro (2012), College Research Associate College Research de Castro (2012), Ferreira Natália two allows people that connect dance to passionate and elegant sensual, a is Tango Argentine andgracefulis a warm, Brazilian fun Forró floor. on a dance movement through intimately life. to lots joy partner and of brings energy that dance Argentine Tango and Brazilian Forró and Brazilian Tango Argentine As ever, the Howler wouldn’t be support the same the without Howler wouldn’t the continued of wonderful our As ever, with Ed professionally had a fantastic year have Both Kumar. Gamble Nish and Ed compères, Royal securing of a second Almost season The opportunity a unique Howler provides perform comedians see intimate an in professional to Ivo and Hess Adam setting, Felicity Ward, with acts Sam Simmons, including the past year over watch to been it and has a pleasure student talent foster to aims also Graham. The event year this the highlight comedians, the stage to professional as returning Cambridge alumni Forbes Jason performing George and Fouracres comedy Wang, the award-winning being as Phil trio Daphne The current academic year has been another successful one the Howler with Wolfson a string for been has successful another academic year The current is very the event comedyof own sold-out night, with Wolfson’s familiar those not For events. ‘the Howler Wolfson 2016): May (30 Reviews of Varsity perhaps the best words in summarised rising gives It the Cambridge in found scene. other any vibe a comedy unlike club presents up-coming the award-winning world. wider in comedic names alongside a place student comics watch’. to The mixture a delight is Kirsten Barnes (2009), Student Student Kirsten Barnes (2009), Wolfson Howler Wolfson on BBC Radio 4 Extra. We would like to thank them for making the Howler a brilliantly making for them the Howler a brilliantly on BBC Radio thank 4 Extra. to like would We success. continued on them their congratulate and event entertaining Wolfson Society ball stood the Meteor ride, Meteor the amassiveball to stood used around spin at wheel guests high speeds. including ashisha dodgems, May Ball tent attractions and inflatable jousting. In the centre of the and andancers, roast, enchanted ahog orchard event for relaxation. The also hadmany traditional of theme This year, ajoint Wolfson held May Ball and at with St Edmund’s College, folklore amedieval with Joshua Chamberlain (2015), Student May andWolfson Ball organiser The Wild Hunt St Edmund’s and Wolfson May Ball: accompanied by to biscuits to add in atmosphere Wolfson the is welcome. –everyone teacouple of hours of at with tea drinking, new each least one time. to meetings are Our try equipment, including aglass Tea tea each Sunday The kettle. and anew pot meets for a Society WCSA 2016. in January has to able thus replenish been new Society and buy tea the The stocks Since then, Tea the has grown in leaps and received Society and bounds, annual from funding Wolfson TeaThe in November was founded 2015, Society aconsiderable after donation tea. of Josie Daw (2015), Student Tea Society Front (L-R): Row Too. Jason Ashworth, Louis Phan, Jason Zivkovic, Nora ANOther. Momjian, David Smyth, Back Row (L-R): Paula Caamańo Sambade, Vanessa Cheuk, Caroline The Wild Hunt Wild The . The Ball captured the magical feel of medieval European Ball medieval captured of magical feel the . The fire with folklore 44 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 of the guests. guests. the of event proved to ahit all with be ajoint holding of May Ball, the entire night. Despite drama the crowd of throughout guests the lightbooth, music and alarge which hosted a casino, photo St Room Edmund’s Garden surprise night hit the of was the The night. the throughout different across three venues played acts music Numerous Sport Sport Dennis Mubaiwa powerlifting his to way aBlue powerlifting Mubaiwa Dennis may itcontinue! that inensuring support Wolfson for hasawiderangeofsocialactivities all itsmembers. Long clubs, for players theeffort putinto trainingandmatches and to the College for itscontinued Well doneto allourmembersfor thehard behindthescenesonrunningtheirrespective work Varsity match to receive aHalf-Blue. Men’sCambridge IceHockey Varsity match, andalso to Farakh Shahzad whowon hiskickboxing placeoveralland fourth inthe Varsity Powerlifting Barabasplaying inthe competition;to Michal midfielder whoplayedtwo matchesMubaiwa inallbut oftheseason;Dennis to for hisBlue level. Particular recognition goesto Stefan Wolf, whoreceived afullBlueinfootball, astalwart embodied the Wolfson atCollege level, spirit have they alsorepresented uswell atUniversity Wolfson alsohasitsshare ofelite competitors. Notonlyhave someindividualsproudly clubshere at advertised Wolfson. herCircuits putinSchuman by Anna Cluboneofthemostpopularand to make effort well- Special mentionshouldalsobegiven to ournewly-formed ChessClub, andespeciallyallthe for Wolfson rowing, inbadminton, cricket, tabletennis andsquash. thatwilllastalifetime.friendships Hatsoff to showyou all. itwasagood Separateyear reports and alsotheenvironment create they allowing ourstudentsto train,compete andalsobuild thesmoothrunningoftheirteams, andcommitmentourclubcaptainsputintowork ensuring This heroes. year hasbeenanothergoodonefor oursporting We are grateful for allthehard James Hussein (2014), Officer &Societies Student andWCSA Sports Wolfson Sports 46 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Sport 47 As Captains, we would like to thank the team for for like thank the team would to we Captains, As games, some great and playing standing together its support the for and the College throughout Division and to the First to return aim to We year. the with in Cuppers, competitive becoming more come to and new players that remain players core in the next academic year. Wolfson all looking are great forward to We Basketball next year. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Left right: to Haotong Li, Nils Foege, Ojārs Vilmārs Ratnieks, Elvin Xing, Soman, Jyothish Xianwei Shi, Khor. Weeliam Basketball Shi (2014) and JyothishXianwei Soman Captains (2013), Students and were we a lack of players, Due to season has been veryThis year. as our rebuilding tough fight against the put up a strong we Division. In Cuppers, the First from unfortunately relegated by just single points. semi-finalists and lost eventual Next year we will need new players to replace graduating students, so I’d love to hear from hear from to love so I’d students, graduating replace to will need newNext players we year email me at [email protected] Please team. in the Men’s competitively play who wants to anyone for a trial. Joachim Dias (2012), Student and Men’s Captain Joachim Dias Student and Men’s (2012), We year. great had another team our Men’s results, amazing last year’s on from Following League, First Division of the Intercollegiate finish an extremely in the close second managed to also performed team The but the very in Cuppers, well only one point behind the winning team. I would and commitment. to poor organisation tournament was unfortunately not finished due funding for their WCSA for and dedication, and also progress their for like thank all our players to which clearly paid off. coaching this year, Badminton All our classes are taught by exercise professionals and are free of charge to Wolfson members. Wolfson to of charge free and are professionals exercise by taught All our classes are Aerobics, Zumba and Pilates Aerobics, Zumba and Pilates Jane Kloda (2012), Organiser Zumba Aerobics, a non-competitive in environment: to exercise ways great three WCSA offers interval music, to training and class combining exercise a multi-level is Aerobics and Pilates. current set to choreography, In fun, easy-to-follow the emphasis is on body conditioning. Zumba strength, improve to exercises mat-based consists of Pilates the world. around music from forward-leaningto the a fantastic antidote relaxing environment. and flexibilityIt’s in a control benches and screens. our desks, adopt at that we posture Sport second from right. from second Ross, centre Alexandra right; Laws, centre; Hussein, Ben James left; from second Front Hoggmascall, Rosie row: right. Hansen, Thomas right; from second Iam, centre Billy right; Ren, centre; Christopher Jones, Ben row: Back Wolfson BJJ Members Wolfson members. [email protected] ordropplease contact by to oneofoursessions. Classesare free for you areachieve submission.If interested more inlearning aboutBJJandenjoy out, agoodwork system andself-defence thatfocuses ongrappling withyour art opponentto BJJ isamartial sport. We alsohosted Leão aseminarledby Henrique José Teixeira, nameinthe awell-established ofourmembershaveSome beguncompetinginnationalcompetitionsallover thecountry. go ourway. team which,unfortunately, Arts didnot rematch Martial Mixed University againstCambridge club andhave boughtmore matsto increase ourtrainingspace. This year we had atough The BrazilianJiu-Jitsu Clubisnow celebratingitssecondyear. We have continuedto grow the Ben Laws (2013),StudentandClubPresident Jiu-Jitsu Brazilian 48 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Sport

49 We meet every Tuesday evening in Term in the Term in evening Tuesday meet everyWe an hour of high-intensity full- Seminar Room for exercises, body workouts including body-weight is the Our group warm-ups and stretches. SocietyWorkout continuation of an earlier Ultimate will be tunes Do join us as there under a new name. initially Whilst throughout. and good company will certainly you it not enjoy probably will feel you fabulous afterwards. www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk We then played an absolutely dominating match against Queens’, winning in 17 overs losing only overs winning in 17 against Queens’, dominating match an absolutely then played We Abbott scoringtwo scoring with our batsmen Luke wickets, 50 not out and Jack Gardener 43. We faced our next match against Jesus at their ridiculously-shaped ground. They knew their faced our next against Jesus at their ridiculously-shaped match ground. We fought back,We to 85–7 after them keeping off the short and scored boundary. well, ground had a bit of Our pace bowlers wickets. seven for with our spinners sharing eight overs 16 overs, with another fighting replied We time on the dead wicket, a hard and Jesus ended on 143–7. light and rain. effort, in dim 16 runs playing by and lost continue our dominant performance hoping to and are in the MCR well this year playing are We a guaranteed winning the tournament, and are from victories three away are We tournament. has had in almost a decade. Wolfson or fourthminimum third place finish, the best Jyothish Soman and Captain (2014), Student cricket we In the first match, four matches. started victories with three year in Wolfson off the of 105–7 courtesy a modest score hold them to of able to XI, and were President’s faced a strong along coasted we Dennis Mubaiwa. In reply, left-arm spinner, from some fabulous spin bowling Wolfson, second half-century his who scored performance Goyal, with a strong Sahayu from for easily taking with the skipper reach 106–5 off the finish line, to us close to finishing off the game 18 overs. and Edmund's St champions Johnpedos (St John's, was against the reigning match Our latest bat. elected to we the toss, won having high and, were Tensions Corpus Christi combined team). and started Sahayu hitting from with a stable opening partnership,We and with some strong again dazzled of 137–6. Our bowling build a score on to went we Petrie, Cameron Captain former at speeds unknown James Joseph supported bowling with our new league, the MCR recruit to by overs. 45 runs off 11 cleaned them up for eventually We Cameron. from bowling some clever Cricket For more details, go to our Facebook page ‘Wolfson Circuit Training’. ‘Wolfson Circuit page our Facebook go to details, more For Circuit Training Circuit Anna Schumann Student and Organiser (2013), Sport D’Alessandro Centre. Sports attheUniversity achievement! We trainingsessionswithourexcellent continueto coachAndy holdweekly great success withboththeMen’s and Women’s teams winningDivision1.Afantastic The Wolfson Clubhascontinuedto Squash advancethisyear andMichaelmas Term brought Moledina(2012),StudentandClubCaptain Saadiq Squash getting promoted. inthematches. part who hastaken We year hopethatmore andhelpus peoplewilljoinnext whohashelpedtofinals. revive Special thanksto everyone ourPool team andto everyone wasinCuppers successfulrunto where thesemi- weAnother notableperformance hadavery DivisionthroughSecond theplay-offs, we managed to staytwo up games.by winningourlast Wolfson’s Pool team hadamixed year. strongly andestablishingourplaceinthe After starting Ioannis Menicou (2014),StudentandClubConvener Club Pool as known Saturday instructors andtheclassisusuallytaughtby high-ranking every ‘Shihan’. ofacompassionate heart. achievement andpersevering ofapersonalpath,inthespirit We train method, acombatorself-defence goesfarbeyond butratherthe learning goal ofNinjutsu even onstronger opponentstherefore isanexcellent system. self-defence Ninjutsu The ultimate the opponent’s structure. effective techniques Beingnotbasedonstrength, are Ninjutsu very consistsofnaturalmovements ofthebody(taijutsu),whichaimto break It asNinjutsu. known Budo ofBujinkan Taijutsu, art studiesandteaches theJapanesemartial Our Society commonly LombardoAntonio (2014),Fellow Organiser andSociety Ninjutsu Society onasoneof hope thistraditioniscarried Wolfson’s more uniquestudentexperiences. ofthesword,emphasising theart ratherthancompetition.As co-founder ofthesociety, Itruly more stimulating. intellectually a Thus itwas styled ‘duelling society’ club, andnotasports ofswordsmanship,aspects andprovide wanted somethingslightly to gobeyond thesport more challenging.more genuineandcertainly The Club, whichwasfounded onthehistorical quite refreshing aboutescapingthepiste andcrossing bladesonthegreen; itfeels somehow only for membersoftheFencing Club, butalsofor spectators. itscurious There issomething Fencing hasbecomesomethingofatraditionover thelastfew intheEastCourt years, not PrestiAndrew (2012),StudentandClubPresident Fencing 50 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Sport - 51 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk M1, Champs Eights Head: won we the second Division, on Sunday May 22 M1, 2016. Rowing Rhys Student and Club Captain (2011), Coleman Term In strength. Michaelmas to strength Boat Club has gone from College Wolfson year This cohort trained our largest some wonderfulwe in a generation thanks to of novices coaches. During Lent Ergs. Queens’ boat came second in the highly competitive Men’s First Our Novice W2 who went including our worked Bumps, performed and all our crews hard in Lent well Term win Blades. on to Currently we have close to 20 members and hold practice sessions in the Lee Hall every 20 members and hold practice close to sessions in the Lee have Sunday we Currently join us in these. to welcome members are Wolfson 10pm. All 8pm to from port recently we in making Society our In one of the best in Cambridge. of the year, celebration Alumni Society Dinner in College. Tennis Table held our annual We are grateful to WCSA and our Past President, Julian Conrad, for giving us their absolute sup us their absolute giving for Julian Conrad, President, WCSA and our Past to grateful are We Table Tennis Table Student and Society (2015), President Jason Too most of new faces around, were While there societyThe in faces this year. has seen a big change as Wolfson on from moved in 2013–2014 have League the College that won Team the glorious First as the Society that loss, performedDespite their studies. finished theyveryhave year, this strongly came fourth in the College Team and our First Division Third came second in the Team our Second FitzwilliamFirst. quarter-finals in the by defeated narrowly were we In Cuppers, League. On a personal note, it has been a privilege to captain the Squash Club. In the last few years, we we In years, a privilege it has been Squash captain the the last few Club. to personal note, On a of one in Division 5 to was somewhere in poor facilities and a club that trained from grown have the next academic year, for on this role I will be passing in the University. teams the best squash strength. to strength from grow the Club continues to and hope Sport

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The Morrison Society, named after the College’s first President, John President, Morrison, in was established first Morrison named afterThe the College’s Society, Will. in their College Wolfson a legacy included they who notify us that all those have to 2008 for invite to delighted are book and we in a special commemorative displayed are names Members’ show to Dinner, of Benefactors’ our annual Commemoration Society to with a guest, members, the to grateful are We this important for during commitment. their lifetime our appreciation the Society. to belong anonymously to members who prefer those to as as well following, The Society Morrison News Queen’s HonoursList. Birthday Davis wasawarded to LocalMr theMBEfor Government andPlanning services intheJune2016 Davis (1979)Councillor MBE DL Robert now novels hastwo published. andretired to motherhood. 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(2007) Wilson Lucy Dr of Architects. to waselected Raven theCollege ofFellowsMr Institute of theAmerican Raven Jeffrey Mr (2007) 66 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 News Members’ News continued 67 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Dr Xavier Moya (2009) Moya Dr Xavier Starting Council Research European a awarded Dr Moyahas been recently energy-efficient solid-state materials for barocaloric investigate Grant to in Experimental Researcher Young the received recently He also cooling. researchers to Society the Spanish Royal by of Physics awarded Prize, Physics scientific talent aged under 35. of exceptional Mr Terry Macalister (2010) Mr Terry at the British prize Year of the a Campaign Mr won Guardian Macalister and colleagues at The fuels and series on fossil ‘Keep it in the Ground’ their last December for Journalism Awards epic piece of journalism and a hugely ambitious ‘an It change. climate was described as results’. that had tangible campaign Dr William Mari (2010) in journalism studies at the University his PhD Mari completed William recently Dr of Washington. 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He was appointed Tribunal Appeals member of the Administrative be a full-time to of Australia April 2016. from with effect Dr Louis Major (2013) (2013) Dr Major Louis with colleagues at in collaboration of Education), Warwick (both Faculty Dr Major and Mr Paul of Norway Council the Research £1 million by to been awarded have the University of Oslo, dialogue. enhance classroom to technology of digital the potential investigate Dr Biswas was appointed Assistant Professor in the Centre for Product Design, Indian Design, Institute Product of for in the Centre Professor Assistant Dr Biswas was appointed announce the birth pleased to Anusuya are of their son and he and his wife Bangalore Science, Aarush on 2 October 2015. Dr Biswas (2013) Pradipta Dr Banerjee Niladri (2013) Department Physics a lecturer under the as University’s Dr Banerjee joined Loughborough Vice-Chancellor lectureship scheme. competitive Dr Sule and his colleague Dr Becky Inkster (2014) have been awarded the 2015 Senior BAP Public the 2015 Senior Dr BeckyDr Sule and his colleague BAP Public been awarded Inkster (2014) have non-clinical in both clinical and excellence science rewards Prize The Prize. 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Election Sussex, Dougan, PhD, BSc, Gordon Professor Wellcome FRS, Senior Scientist,FMedSci, the elected Sanger Institute, into Trust of Microbial GlaxoSmithKline Professorship 1 October 2015. from effect with Pathogenesis Recent University Appointments University Recent News was heldat Wolfson 2015. on15October and regularly attended theSociety’s outings, accompaniedby Brenda. A celebrationofhislife Fellows ofEmeritus wasamemberoftheCommitteeRoger oftheSociety from 1998to 2001 continued to travel widelywithhiswife andfamilyfor aslonghewasable. ofadventure:He never losthisspirit heenjoyed sailing, andhe mountainclimbingandexploring courses, EastandAfrica. atinstitutionsanduniversities intheMiddle veterinary establish new hisacademiccareerDuring hewasgiven sabbaticalleave to teach, andsometimesto help understanding wasrequired to prevent diseasedestroying wholeflocks. wasbecomingmore farming intensive andabetterthe domesticbird atatimewhenpoultry 1975 untilheretired mainresearch wastheanatomy in1990.His subject andphysiology of Fellow andDirector ofStudiesinPre-clinical at Medicine Veterinary Wolfson College from He joined AnatomyVeterinary asaDemonstrator in1955,becameaLecturer in1960 anda Attenborough for andbecameThe Tebou BBC TV oftheSahara andThe Volcanoes oftheSahara. wasanaccomplishedphotographerRoger andhisfilmoftheexpeditionwasaccepted by David group ofscientistsandclimbersfrom theUniversity.Tibesti Expedition–aninter-disciplinary reconnaissance Sahara.Hethenorganised to thesouthern trip andledthe1957Cambridge Having beenastudentfor eightyears, ona adventure embarked andRoger beckoned Obituaries and was one of the first eight Cambridge veterinary students. and wasoneofthefirsteight Cambridge veterinary years studyingagriculture, course heswitched to veterinary thenew Royal Signals intheFar theSecond Eastduring World War. After two atStCatharine’s arrived Roger withthe College serving in1947after Gillian Anderson 1922–29August 2015 19 October Emeritus Fellow Akester Roger VetMBMr MA ARPS MRCVS 76 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 News Obituaries continued Obituaries 77 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Mr OBE Derrick Kelleher 1997 Term Easter Course Wolfson 2016 1952 – 5 March 23 February Don Wilson Derrick Kelleher held the rank of Detective Chief Inspector when Wolfson the attend to Police the Metropolitan by he was nominated 1997. It is likely that he was chosen because his Term in Easter Course David Hall BA MA MA FSA Hall BA David Fellow Emeritus 1947 – 23 October28 March 2015 Allen Graham in History Hall obtained a BA degree David Durham University from in in stamp in 1972. He had a life-long interest the MA by 1968, followed Controller Postal collectingAssistant and his first job in 1968 was as an potential for further promotion had been recognised – they cannot have been disappointed. been disappointed. – they cannot have further for had been recognised potential promotion of the 400 Officers the rank of Detective Chief Superintendent and as Commander He reached high many Unit was successful in investigating Child Protection Police’s in the Metropolitan He was active in seeking as harmto children. resources additional cases involving profile TV and he used and other media to the dangers of internet paedophilia became recognised was Head of Operations of the Whilst he this as high priority. regard to the government urge services the OBE for to he was awarded National Crime Agency, Crime Command, Organised Birthday Honours List 2014. in the Queen’s Enforcement Law The respect for David, and for his enthusiasm for collecting, were evident at his funeral at which were collecting, his enthusiasm for and for David, respect for The Librarian the current and two including by Emeritus Librarians paid, of tributes were many LibrarianCambridge at the University University of Oxford. and the Emeritus Bodley’s in Brighton. He moved to Cambridge in 1970 to take Cambridge post in the Office in 1970 to to up an administrative in Brighton. He moved Cambridge the staff of He then joined University Libraryof the General Board. on 1 1976, May books and for his passion enjoy he was able to There Deputy to Librarian in 1996. progressing a member of the Religious an obsession at Durham. which had become book collecting, As Quaker in publishing including history, interest a strong he also developed Society of Friends of and journala number of essays articles,and collecting a Fellow Quaker He became books. including Chairinga full part the Library in 1999 and took life, in College Committee Wolfson in 2005 he became an Emeritus Fellow 2005. On his retirement November June 2000 to from Hall Wimpole Trust’s workingand enjoyed in the second hand bookshop at the National 2006. from News 1958 he was successively Senior Assistant Keeper and Keeper of the Department ofAntiquities, oftheDepartment andKeeper 1958 hewassuccessively Assistant Senior Keeper Museum; from anddevelopment ofthe figure inthehistory Fitzwilliam He wasanimportant that thereception herfuneralwasheldat after Wolfson: thatwastotally appropriate. in andoutofhospitalsbefore shepassedaway. Shewould, however, have beenpleasedto know she hadbeenbrought up. Sadly, shedeveloped acruelneurological diseaseandspentten years (regularly beingseenaround Wolfson) where andherotherhomeinbeloved District, Lake Following toDr Jennings DrEmerton. herretirement, shesplitheryear Cambridge between College, witha Senior findingahomeandfamilythere,total ofeight working Tutors, from She cameto Wolfson inSwitzerland andnever thoughtofleaving the ten after years working Obituaries continued later occupied. he encountered at Wolfson, inpreparing himfor factors theseniorpostshe asimportant Treatythe 1921Anglo-Irish andtheotherchallenges . Heregarded ofhisdissertation, the writing Course, andespeciallyfor hisresearch projectontheConcept inIreland ofPartition culminatingin remembered for hisenthusiasmfor ofthe boththeacademicandsocialaspects Wolfson Throughout thisdistinguishedcareer, remained proud Derrick ofhislinkswith Wolfson. Heis researching, excavating andpublishingonAttic terracottas. inAthens,distinguished academiccareer School beganattheBritish despite theSecond World War hisdegree interrupting studies. A took aFirstRichard Nicholls University inGreek andLatinatAuckland Lucilla Burn 2015 1923–15December 3 December Emeritus Fellow MA Nicholls Richard MA Mr student discos, gotolder, butasthey diningintook over. would goto ofherlife. days she(and Robert) theearly In part important 1998, loved Wolfson, wasanimmensely andespeciallythestudents. It Penny Lea, the Tutors’ from 1975untilherretirement Secretary in Fishwick Robert 1938 –6February 2016 13 January Senior and Member Tutors’ Secretary Penelope Lea Mrs 78 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 News Obituaries continued Obituaries 79 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk The Reverend Dr William Pickering BD AKC PhD Hon DCL PhD BD AKC Pickering Dr William The Reverend Senior Member 29 January 1922 – 23 May 2016 Anthony Waterman known always as he was his to ‘Bill’, Pickering, William Reverend The shortlyWinnipeg after completing a to went colleagues and friends, He was appointed in Sociologydoctorate at the University of London. in St John’s and taught that subject for of Sociology, Professor Assistant Richard married Marion in 1959 and became a Fellow of University (later Wolfson) College in in College Wolfson) University of (later Richard married Marion a Fellow in 1959 and became Northumberlandto in 1983 he moved a member 1968. Soon but remained after his retirement when they the occasions Marion with pleasure remembers of the Society of Emeritus Fellows. join the Society or outings. dinners to able lunches, were then Senior Keeper. He completed the Museum’s catalogue of Greek and Roman sculptures, and Roman sculptures, of Greek catalogue the Museum’s completed He Seniorthen Keeper. ingenuity with a visual flair the Greek, and remodelled Egyptian Roman and and created Rooms Gallery. Asiatic West In 1966 Bill returned to England and was appointed Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University SeniorIn Lecturer England and was appointed to 1966 Bill returned in 1987. During he those years until retirement he remained where of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Emile Durkheim sociologist a series and began in the French his scholarlydeveloped interest Upon leaving of religion. sociology of studies that made him a world authority on Durkheim’s an academic home He also found Hardy. he married where Carol Coton to he moved Newcastle he became a Senior Member where in 2000. College Wolfson at He was a most valuable and much-loved member of the faculty of St John’s College, Winnipeg, Winnipeg, College, member of the faculty of St John’s He was a most valuable and much-loved 1966. Bill served 1958 to in Pastoral from as Chaplain and Dean and Lecturer of Residence, During he began his his time in Canada duties in Sociology. his teaching addition to in Theology, in Manitoba, which with a study of the Hutterites the sociology of religion into life-long research became his first book. the University of Manitoba. Before his doctoral studies he had been trained in Theology at King’s at King’s Theology doctoral his studies he had been trained in the University of Manitoba. Before served and Deacon and Priest, ordained a curacy a and whilst London, in Lincolnshire; College, College. at King’s Theology in Tutor student was a graduate News newly foundednewly College University followed. NeedhamastheSir Joseph toWilliam a Fellowship inBiochemistry. Election DunnReader atthe Council’s ofAnimalPhysiology 1966hewashead-hunted Institute to succeed atBabraham.In Cincinnati’s andreturned College to ofMedicine England in1955to theAgricultural Research mainly inresearch, holdingappointmentsinternationally. 1951hewent to of theUniversity In from mammalianbrain.Hewasoneofthegrowing numberofscientistswhosoughtacareer andMoldova. Albania,Azerbaijan, Africa, including South Later, to improve asanindependentconsultant,sheworked schoolsindozens ofcountries David’s andgave welcome helpto graduate studentswhosefirstlanguagewasnotEnglish. membership of Wolfson College. Sheappreciated having her ‘own’ College independentlyof appointment inaresearch Local unitattheCambridge ExaminationsSyndicate, andhersenior inthefieldoflinguisticsandlanguage-teaching.valuable work This was recognised by asenior inherroleto additionto say) thriving (assheliked of In College’, ofJesus ‘Mistress did Johanna andPhysics ofAppliedMathematics atCambridge. while alsoheadingtheDepartment David of Leeds, thenattheUniversity Crighton, andlater appointedCollege ofJesus Master endedindivorce,After herfirstmarriage shemoved to Englandwhere shemetandmarried in Grammarians Washington DC. she resumed hereducationandbegancareer named asaconsultantwithsmallfirm Obituaries continued fractionation ofthebrain,isolatingsynaptosomes andsynapticvesiclesfractionation inbiochemistry.lecturer Hepioneered thestudiesonsubcellular the College. Hecompleted hisDPhil atOxford in1945andstayed onas Victor Fellow wasadistinguished biochemistandanearly Whittaker of Gordon Johnson 11 June1919–5July2016 Fellow 1966 –1973, Senior Member PWhittaker Victor Dr the1960s, during andthereafterfrom to Holland to theUS. Italy There first husband, scientistKooij, Johanna andherfamilymovedTheo thewar. occupationofHollandduring through theGerman in wasborn Johanna The Hague, andasachildlivedThe Netherlands Kooij Maarten 18 September 1934–16September 2015 Member Senior Crighton Johanna Mrs 80 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 With her News Obituaries continued Obituaries 81 www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk Retiring finally, in 1992, to his house on Huntingdon Road, he renewed activerenewed connection he with on Huntingdon to his house Road, in 1992, Retiring finally, Hall diner at Formal welcome guests, often with interesting and, and was a frequent the College and Guest Nights. Meanwhile, in Germany the Max-Planck Society a multi-departmental in Germany the Max-Planck was creating Meanwhile, in institute head up a new Department in 1973 to Whittaker was invited of Neurochemistry. Göttingen and serving fourteen years for as Director group, with his research there and moved He accepted his workand continuing with at Göttingen and then at the University of Mainz long after formal the Karl Society of the American He was awarded Philosophical Spenser LashleyPrize retirement. 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2015–2016 W.Z.Tan J.Deloch L.Orietti C.J.Foster W.Zhou P.Cosgrove D.H.Qian Y.Liu C.Robertson M.C.Karkantzou Y.Wang J.Chamberlain Row 8: S.Evans J.Sutton Z.Y.A.Mok P.C.Hoffmann K.Deng D.Mubaiwa I.S.Lawal G.Choo S.C.Hendra T.Koller J.Stewart M.Jones M.Penfold U.Javed M.Germain S.Sarferaz P.Boonyarungsrit N.José J.Ee K.Schinnenburgova A.Ramabadran K.Wright A.Piskunov C.Broumley Young S.A.Gould A.Bulat J.D.Cattien Row 7: C.Clifford Astbury H.Hockin-Boyers Q.V.Dang A.Schlosberg T.Taylor Y.Liu P.Naik O.Khalid V.V.Thampy J.Chiang E.D.Monkman S.Zhu D.Aggarwal D.Momjian H.Topp Y.Liu F.Sheikh A.Hadjimitsis A.Jha H.L.Tan S.R.Li H.Liu T.Gu P.W.Mutonga Y.J.Xiao M.Tsutsumi Z.Liu X.Deng Row 6: H.Kamel I.K.Samuelson D.Fung J.J.Recalde Lara A.F.Escobar K.Worrasangasilpa Z.Guo J.S.C.Harris G.L.Valette R.Penford S.M.Elias Sardiña P.Beriwal F.Olcott L.Abbott D.Cowan H.M.Yakubu D.B.Rainbow P.H.Bergh A.Dabrowski J.X.Koh Y.Wang J.Z.Wang S.Feng E.Xing J.Wong Yu Quan A.Chan R.Miao M.Liang Row 5: S.Coppin J.K.Mugerwa J.Solly D.Lachin M.Manukyan H.Wu M.De Freitas Santos B.Qubaty L.Ashworth I.Safdag S.Wolf P.M.Salmony G.M.Vernaz R.M.Crowther T.Hilton A.Szekely N.J.Fraser T.J.Laméris A.J.Watts R.V.Pravindra Y.J.Tan M.Y.Wong H.X.Teo J.E.Sim C.H.Chan A.Timoneda Monfort W.W.Brown Row 4: R.Hughes M.Liu O.Walker P.W.Bahta H.Lee A.Kouli T.Y.Zhang T.Baer C.Peng S.D.Bechtel L.Withey E.Vandenbergh D.Niedenzu A.Hetterley H.Harper M.Smith E.Hall D.Antoniades Y.Afif S.K.Leung J.M.Daw W.M.Lim M.Wassell A.W.M.Britton S.Ge Row 3: K.K.J.Chan D.Zhang J.Y.J.Too M.Garcia Ortegon K.A.B.Sutija K.Georgaki T.C.Freeman O.V.Ratnieks J.P.Antoun E.Bates J.Seidlitz T.Mahapatra D.L.Barbiers A.K.Lawson C.M.Naso B.Abou El Ela Bourquin A.D.H.Lockhart M.Southwood D.J.Schneider B.A.Blob J.M.Geary P.Dufrasne P.Reeves S.Poya Faryabi Row 2: A.Soghoyan M.L.McCarey L.G.Smith M.G.Doria L.Ma M.Ni T.Nguyen P.C.Luk M.Y.Cheuk M.Gold K.L.Petch S.K.Lewis S.J.Molyneux K.Wacker L.Koh J.N.Chen H.Wang M.Fernández Jarrin A.C.Dall’Agnol J.A.Robinson L.Moreno I.Dardani A.J.Montag A.K.Hoermann T.Muradyan O.D.P.Vandeputte R.E.Reti P.H.Iyer S.H.Tjoa Row 1: J.Xu K.Kennedy T.N.Zivkovic M.Westbury A.Bagnoli M.D.Vestergaard K.M.Greenbank J.Dekkers G.S.H.Yeo A.Fuller C.S.M.Lawrence J.D.McLarty R.J.Evans K.A.Stephenson B.D.Cox D.Frost S.K.Church A.J.Trinidad S.Taha M.Wignall D.J.White B.Chen K.Cornish N.M.G.Dieckmann H.Hawizy M.G.Friedman Student Record 85 Clinical Examination MASt University Prize in Economics Diploma Advanced Dufrasne, Pierre for the top performance the Stephenson Prize Awarded in 2016 Studentships College Scholarship ALBORADA Paul Doran, Veterinary VetMB Science, Hilton,Thomas BA Medicine, Veterinary MB Medicine, Eleanor Hullis, BA Medicine, Alex Munster, Stewart, MBBCH Medicine, Tessa Veterinary Max Welch, Science, MBBCH PhD Health and Primary Care, Public Yang, Justin *Patrick Holden, Final MB Examination, Part III, Part MB Examination, Holden, Final *Patrick Margarita Christina Karkantzou, MCL I English, Part Kiltinaviciute, *Aiste LLM Lee, Kevin Soong Yan II Part Li, Economics, Tiansheng MASt Mathematical Statistics, Liu, *Yang IB Part Law, Ng, Yue-De ArthurAndrew Examination First BTh, Iain Osborne, MCL Karen Larissa Petch, IIA Part Engineering, Ravasio, Claudio Stelvio II Part Sciences, Computer Toseland, Matthew John Mathematics, Applied Valette, *Guillaume Lucas (2014) Prize Joseph Petty the best performance in Criminology) in the MPhil (For Liam McSharry Prize Williams Sir David Class performance a Wolfson by the best First (For Tripos) student in Part II of the Law Desmond Sheng Liang Chong Prize Tunnicliffe to the best performance a student returning by (For than 30 years) of more study after a break academic this year Not awarded www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk

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D.Frost S.K.Church A.J.Trinidad S.Taha M.Wignall D.J.White B.Chen K.Cornish N.M.G.Dieckmann H.Hawizy M.G.Friedman H.Hawizy N.M.G.Dieckmann K.Cornish B.Chen D.J.White M.Wignall S.Taha A.J.Trinidad S.K.Church D.Frost

Row 1: Row J.Xu K.Kennedy T.N.Zivkovic M.Westbury A.Bagnoli M.D.Vestergaard K.M.Greenbank J.Dekkers G.S.H.Yeo A.Fuller C.S.M.Lawrence J.D.McLarty R.J.Evans K.A.Stephenson B.D.Cox B.D.Cox K.A.Stephenson R.J.Evans J.D.McLarty C.S.M.Lawrence A.Fuller G.S.H.Yeo J.Dekkers K.M.Greenbank M.D.Vestergaard A.Bagnoli M.Westbury T.N.Zivkovic K.Kennedy J.Xu

Jarrin A.C.Dall’Agnol J.A.Robinson L.Moreno I.Dardani A.J.Montag A.K.Hoermann T.Muradyan O.D.P.Vandeputte R.E.Reti P.H.Iyer S.H.Tjoa P.H.Iyer R.E.Reti O.D.P.Vandeputte T.Muradyan A.K.Hoermann A.J.Montag I.Dardani L.Moreno J.A.Robinson A.C.Dall’Agnol Jarrin

A.Soghoyan M.L.McCarey L.G.Smith M.G.Doria L.Ma M.Ni T.Nguyen P.C.Luk M.Y.Cheuk M.Gold K.L.Petch S.K.Lewis S.J.Molyneux K.Wacker L.Koh J.N.Chen H.Wang M.Fernández M.Fernández H.Wang J.N.Chen L.Koh K.Wacker S.J.Molyneux S.K.Lewis K.L.Petch M.Gold M.Y.Cheuk P.C.Luk T.Nguyen M.Ni L.Ma M.G.Doria L.G.Smith M.L.McCarey A.Soghoyan 2: Row

El Ela Bourquin A.D.H.Lockhart M.Southwood D.J.Schneider B.A.Blob J.M.Geary P.Dufrasne P.Reeves S.Poya Faryabi S.Poya P.Reeves P.Dufrasne J.M.Geary B.A.Blob D.J.Schneider M.Southwood A.D.H.Lockhart Bourquin Ela El

K.K.J.Chan D.Zhang J.Y.J.Too M.Garcia Ortegon K.A.B.Sutija K.Georgaki T.C.Freeman O.V.Ratnieks J.P.Antoun E.Bates J.Seidlitz T.Mahapatra D.L.Barbiers A.K.Lawson C.M.Naso B.Abou B.Abou C.M.Naso A.K.Lawson D.L.Barbiers T.Mahapatra J.Seidlitz E.Bates J.P.Antoun O.V.Ratnieks T.C.Freeman K.Georgaki K.A.B.Sutija Ortegon M.Garcia J.Y.J.Too D.Zhang K.K.J.Chan 3: Row

S.K.Leung J.M.Daw W.M.Lim M.Wassell A.W.M.Britton S.Ge A.W.M.Britton M.Wassell W.M.Lim J.M.Daw S.K.Leung

R.Hughes M.Liu O.Walker P.W.Bahta H.Lee A.Kouli T.Y.Zhang T.Baer C.Peng S.D.Bechtel L.Withey E.Vandenbergh D.Niedenzu A.Hetterley H.Harper M.Smith E.Hall D.Antoniades Y.Afif Y.Afif D.Antoniades E.Hall M.Smith H.Harper A.Hetterley D.Niedenzu E.Vandenbergh L.Withey S.D.Bechtel C.Peng T.Baer T.Y.Zhang A.Kouli H.Lee P.W.Bahta O.Walker M.Liu R.Hughes 4: Row

N.J.Fraser T.J.Laméris A.J.Watts R.V.Pravindra Y.J.Tan M.Y.Wong H.X.Teo J.E.Sim C.H.Chan A.Timoneda Monfort W.W.Brown Monfort A.Timoneda C.H.Chan J.E.Sim H.X.Teo M.Y.Wong Y.J.Tan R.V.Pravindra A.J.Watts T.J.Laméris N.J.Fraser

S.Coppin J.K.Mugerwa J.Solly D.Lachin M.Manukyan H.Wu M.De Freitas Santos B.Qubaty L.Ashworth I.Safdag S.Wolf P.M.Salmony G.M.Vernaz R.M.Crowther T.Hilton A.Szekely A.Szekely T.Hilton R.M.Crowther G.M.Vernaz P.M.Salmony S.Wolf I.Safdag L.Ashworth B.Qubaty Santos Freitas M.De H.Wu M.Manukyan D.Lachin J.Solly J.K.Mugerwa S.Coppin 5: Row

H.M.Yakubu D.B.Rainbow P.H.Bergh A.Dabrowski J.X.Koh Y.Wang J.Z.Wang S.Feng E.Xing J.Wong Yu Quan A.Chan R.Miao M.Liang R.Miao A.Chan Quan Yu J.Wong E.Xing S.Feng J.Z.Wang Y.Wang J.X.Koh A.Dabrowski P.H.Bergh D.B.Rainbow H.M.Yakubu

H.Kamel I.K.Samuelson D.Fung J.J.Recalde Lara A.F.Escobar K.Worrasangasilpa Z.Guo J.S.C.Harris G.L.Valette R.Penford S.M.Elias Sardiña P.Beriwal F.Olcott L.Abbott D.Cowan D.Cowan L.Abbott F.Olcott P.Beriwal Sardiña S.M.Elias R.Penford G.L.Valette J.S.C.Harris Z.Guo K.Worrasangasilpa A.F.Escobar Lara J.J.Recalde D.Fung I.K.Samuelson H.Kamel 6: Row

A.Hadjimitsis A.Jha H.L.Tan S.R.Li H.Liu T.Gu P.W.Mutonga Y.J.Xiao M.Tsutsumi Z.Liu X.Deng Z.Liu M.Tsutsumi Y.J.Xiao P.W.Mutonga T.Gu H.Liu S.R.Li H.L.Tan A.Jha A.Hadjimitsis

C.Clifford Astbury H.Hockin-Boyers Q.V.Dang A.Schlosberg T.Taylor Y.Liu P.Naik O.Khalid V.V.Thampy J.Chiang E.D.Monkman S.Zhu D.Aggarwal D.Momjian H.Topp Y.Liu F.Sheikh F.Sheikh Y.Liu H.Topp D.Momjian D.Aggarwal S.Zhu E.D.Monkman J.Chiang V.V.Thampy O.Khalid P.Naik Y.Liu T.Taylor A.Schlosberg Q.V.Dang H.Hockin-Boyers Astbury C.Clifford 7: Row

N.José J.Ee K.Schinnenburgova A.Ramabadran K.Wright A.Piskunov C.Broumley Young S.A.Gould A.Bulat J.D.Cattien A.Bulat S.A.Gould Young C.Broumley A.Piskunov K.Wright A.Ramabadran K.Schinnenburgova J.Ee N.José

S.Evans J.Sutton Z.Y.A.Mok P.C.Hoffmann K.Deng D.Mubaiwa I.S.Lawal G.Choo S.C.Hendra T.Koller J.Stewart M.Jones M.Penfold U.Javed M.Germain S.Sarferaz P.Boonyarungsrit P.Boonyarungsrit S.Sarferaz M.Germain U.Javed M.Penfold M.Jones J.Stewart T.Koller S.C.Hendra G.Choo I.S.Lawal D.Mubaiwa K.Deng P.C.Hoffmann Z.Y.A.Mok J.Sutton S.Evans 8: Row

W.Z.Tan J.Deloch L.Orietti C.J.Foster W.Zhou P.Cosgrove D.H.Qian Y.Liu C.Robertson M.C.Karkantzou Y.Wang J.Chamberlain Y.Wang M.C.Karkantzou C.Robertson Y.Liu D.H.Qian P.Cosgrove W.Zhou C.J.Foster L.Orietti J.Deloch W.Z.Tan

M.Dickinson A.Massrali P.Huang D.Wang S.Hladkou A.Nasanovich R.Milkus A.Busch F.E.Iddon E.Potter K.K.Sheikh Ali J.E.Griggs C.Michalakakis S.Chen K.Siksnius A.Mourachko A.Mourachko K.Siksnius S.Chen C.Michalakakis J.E.Griggs Ali K.K.Sheikh E.Potter F.E.Iddon A.Busch R.Milkus A.Nasanovich S.Hladkou D.Wang P.Huang A.Massrali M.Dickinson 9: Row

O.M.Gillman C.E.Eker S.Devine K.Hammad D.González Sánchez R.Vazquez Ortega P.Sajjad R.A.Azmi S.M.Korzen S.J.Lee K.Lee S.J.Lee S.M.Korzen R.A.Azmi P.Sajjad Ortega R.Vazquez Sánchez D.González K.Hammad S.Devine C.E.Eker O.M.Gillman

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College Officers President: Richard Evans Kt MA PhD (inc) LittD DPhil DLitt DLitt LitD (Hon) DLitt (Hon) FRHistS FRSL FLSW FBA Vice-President Graham Allen MA MA Bursar: Christopher Lawrence MA MSc ARCM Senior Tutor: Jane McLarty MA MPhil PhD Development Director: Karen Stephenson MA PGCE Praelector: Brian Cox BSc MA PhD

Dean of Students Raymond Bujdoso BSc PhD

Tutors Anna Bagnoli BSc PhD Sally Church BA MA PhD Jo Dekkers BSc PhD David Frost BEd MA MA PhD Kevin Greenbank BA MA PhD Lesley MacVinish BSc MA PhD

Membership Christina Skott MagPhil PhD Shadia Taha BA MPhil BA PhD James Trinidad LLB MSt MSt PhD Martin Vestergaard MSc MA PhD Giles Yeo BA PhD

Admissions Tutors Jennifer Davis BA MSc MA PhD (graduate admissions) Michael Hrebeniak BA PhD (undergraduate admissions, Arts and Humanities) Lesley MacVinish BSc MA PhD (undergraduate admissions, Sciences)

College Teaching Officers Michael Hrebeniak BA PhD (English) Astron Douglas BComm, LLB, LLM (Law) Povilas Lastauskas BA Cert Econ MPhil ASP Dip (Economics)

Director of Music Lynette Alcántara BA BMusEd AMusA MA

Press Fellowship Director John Naughton BE MA FRSA

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Dr Kirsty Allen came to Cambridge after her first administrative post at the University of Dundee. She spent ten years in the Academic Division, was appointed to the Registrary’s Office in 2009 and then to the new post of Head of the Registrary’s Office in 2010.

Dr Silvia Hernández Ainsa is a Herchel Smith Research Fellow at the Cavendish Laboratory. Her research interest is in the area of nanobiotechnology, specifically the development of synthetic nanopores for biosensing and biomimetics. She is also investigating novel DNA nanostructures and hybrid lipid-DNA systems as smart vehicles in nanomedicine for achieving targeted drug delivery.

Dr Simon Blackwell is a Visiting Scientist at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit. His background is as a clinical psychologist, and his research aims to develop novel interventions for depression that target key underlying cognitive processes via simple computerised training programs. Membership

Dr Elif Çetin is a postdoctoral researcher at the Von Hügel Institute. Her research focuses on the role of faith-based non-governmental organisations in the field of migration in the UK. She previously completed a PhD in Politics and International Studies at Wolfson.

Dr Rory Coulter joined the Department of Sociology in 2012 after completing his PhD at the University of St Andrews. His research examines how, why and when people move between different types of dwellings and neighbourhoods. Rory currently holds an ESRC Future Research Leaders award.

Dr James Gazzard was appointed Director of the Institute of Continuing Education in April 2016. Prior to moving to Cambridge, he held a Personal Chair in Workforce Futures at the University of East Anglia’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. He previously worked in a range of academic and workforce development roles at the Royal Veterinary College, GlaxoSmithKline, Cranfield School of Management and the Medical Research Council.

Dr Philippe Gilchrist is a Research Fellow and Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Psychology and a Visiting Researcher in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care. His research focuses on psychophysiological mechanisms and interventions for vasovagal reactions.

Dr Andrea Greve is an Investigator Scientist at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit. Her research investigates theories of learning by using behavioural and functional brain imaging techniques with the aim to understand the cognitive and neural mechanisms that support human episodic memory.

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Dr Caitlin Hitchcock is a Clinical Psychologist and Investigator Scientist at the Medical Research Council’s Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit. Her research investigates the cognitive processes that drive mental health issues, and the development of novel psychological interventions that aim to influence these cognitive processes.

Dr Antonio Lombardo is a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Engineering and Wolfson’s Director of Studies in Engineering. Antonio leads the electronic devices subgroup within the Cambridge Graphene Centre and is also a teaching fellow of the EPSRC doctoral training centre in graphene technology.

Professor Sumantra (Shumone) Ray is a medical doctor and registered nutritionist, with interests in nutrition and cardiovascular disease. He works at the MRC Elsie Widdowson Laboratory as a Senior Clinician Scientist and as UK National Diet and Nutrition Survey Lead Clinician (Public Health England). Shumone is Founding Chair of NNEdPro, the UK Need for Nutrition Education/Innovation Programme.

Dr Rasha Rezk is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Materials Engineering and Material Tissue Interaction group in the Engineering Department. Her research interests lie in the cell mechanics in the most aggressive form of brain cancer.

Dr Taylor Schmitz is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Medical Research Council’s Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit in Cambridge. His degrees are from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Toronto, and his research explores the neural and biochemical basis of

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Dr Martin Vinnell completed his PhD in Molecular Biophysics at the University of Essex, subsequently joining the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics in Oxford. He moved to the University of Cambridge in 2001 as Biological Sciences Safety Officer, then becoming University Director of Health and Safety before heading up the new Division of Health, Safety and Regulated Facilities.

Dr Steven Watson is University Lecturer in Mathematics Education in the Faculty of Education. His association with Wolfson College began as a mature undergraduate. After a varied career he obtained a PhD at the University of Nottingham and has finally decided that social science is his field. His research is concerned with the professional learning of teachers, school leadership and education policy.

Dr Chao Zhang is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Chemistry who obtained his PhD from RWTH Aachen University in Germany. He holds a research fellowship from the German Research Foundation (DFG) to investigate the dielectric properties at solid-liquid interfaces using molecular dynamics simulations.

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1982 Marguerite Dupree BA MA MA DPhil PhD FRHistS; Honorary Professor, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

1998 Duncan Maskell MA PhD FMedSci; Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science & Food Safety and Head of 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

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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 Anne Jarvis MA MA; University Librarian, Cambridge University Library 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 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 Andrew Bradley MB ChB PhD FRCS FMedSci; Professor of Surgery and Head of Department, Dept of Surgery; Honorary Consultant Surgeon and Clinical Director of Transplantation, Addenbrooke’s Hospital

2002 Nigel Kettley BA MPhil PhD FRSA; University 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 and member of BBC Singers Membership 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 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 Christina Skott Kantor-organist Cand phil MagPhil PhD; Director of Studies in History and Tutor, Wolfson College; College Lecturer and Director of Studies in History, Magdalene College and Lecturer in Commonwealth History (Temporary), Faculty of History

2006 David Baguley BSc MSc MBA PhD; Head of Service (Audiology/Hearing Implants), Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Visiting Professor, Anglia Ruskin University Kevin Greenbank BA MA PhD; Archivist & Administrator, Centre of South Asian Studies and Tutor, Wolfson College Jeremy Webb MA MRCP DRCOG MRCGP; Tutor, Graduate Course in Medicine, Clinical School; Director of Studies for Graduate Course in Medicine, Wolfson College and GP Richard Fenner BSc PhD CEng MICE FCIWEM; 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 Linda Wicker BS PhD; Professor of Immunogenetics, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research

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 Karen Stephenson MA PGCE; Development Director, Wolfson College Sir Anthony Brenton KCMG MPhil MA; formerly British Ambassador to Russia Michael O’Sullivan CMG MA MPhil; Chief Executive, Cambridge International Examinations Virginia Newcombe BSc MPhil MB BS PhD MRCP; 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; Senior 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 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

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Timothy Justin MB BS DM FRCS; Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, West Suffolk Hospital and Tutor, Graduate Course in Medicine, Dept of Medicine Alun Williams BVMS PhD DipECVP FHEA MRCVS; Professor of Veterinary Diagnostic Pathology, Dept of Veterinary Medicine 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 Roland Schwarz Dipl Inf (FH) Dr rer nat MA; Research Fellow, EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute 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 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 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 Membership 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 Stavroula Valia Babis LLB LLM PhD; Research Fellow in Law, Wolfson College and Lawyer, Allen & Overy LLP, London Carmine D’Agostino BEng MEng PhD; Lecturer, Dept of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology and Director of Studies in Chemical Engineering, Wolfson College Claudio Köser BA MA PhD; Postdoctoral Scientist, Dept of Medicine and Consultant, Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics Lee Roberts BSc PhD; Elsie Widdowson Fellow, MRC Human Nutrition Research Unit 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 Alexei Lapkin MChem PhD FRCS; Professor of Sustainable Reaction Engineering, Dept of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Povilas Lastauskas BA Cert Econ MPhil ASP Dip PhD; University Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, College Teaching Officer and Director of Studies in Economics, Wolfson College 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

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2014 Nicholas Carroll BDS LDS RCS MA MB BChir FRCP FRCR; Consultant, Dept of Gastroenterology, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 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 Colin Evans BSc PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Physiology, Development & Neuroscience Giorgia Giardina BSc MSc PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Engineering 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 Armando Maestro Martin BSc MSc PhD; Research Associate and Wellcome Trust Junior Interdisciplinary Fellow, Cavendish Laboratory Deborah Pullinger BEd MPhil PhD; Research Associate, Faculty of Education António Rodrigues BSc MSc DPhil; Research Associate, Dept of Zoology Wai Yi Dana Tsui BSc PhD; Research Fellow, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute and Principal Investigator, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre, New York Shadia Taha BA MPhil BA PhD; Tutor, Wolfson College Astron Douglas BComm LLB LLM; Director of Undergraduate Studies and College Teaching Officer in Law, Membership Wolfson College

2015 Margaret Westbury BA MA MLIS; Lee Librarian, Wolfson College and PhD Student, Lancaster University Simon Blackwell BA MSc DClinpsych; Visiting Scientist, MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences Unit Elif Çetin BA MA PhD; Research Associate, The Von Hügel Institute, St Edmund’s College Rory Coulter MA PhD; Research Associate, Dept of Sociology 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 Silvia Hernández Ainsa MSc PhD; Herchel Smith Fellow, Dept of Physics 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; Director, Institute of Continuing Education Martin Vinnell BSc PhD MA FRSB FISTR; Director, Division of Health, Safety and Regulated Facilities, University of Cambridge

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.

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 101 Honorary Fellows

As at 31 July 2016, in order of election to the Honorary Fellowship

1986 Dr Lee Seng Tee FBA AAAS 2005 Professor David Crystal OBE FBA 1987 Sir John Sparrow 2006 Professor Neil Gorman DL FRCVS 1990 Sir Christopher Benson DL FRICS (1978) Professor Sir Hans Kornberg FRS Dr David Grant FREng CBE (2000) 1992 Professor Hugh Bevan HE Tharman Shanmugaratnam 1994 Professor Mary Hesse ScD FBA (1965) 2008 The Hon Justice Susan Kiefel AC LLM 1995 The Rt Hon Sir Michael Hardie Boys Dr Judy McGregor GNZM GCMG QSO PC Dr Louise Mirrer 1997 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa ONZ OBE 2009 Mr William H Gates Sr The Rt Hon the Baroness Scotland of Miss E Kirsten E Rausing DUniv Asthal PC QC Professor Wang Gungwu CBE 2000 Professor Suzanne Cory AC FAA FRS The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of The Rt Hon the Lord Stevens of Mapesbury PC LLD FBA (1975) Kirkwhelpington QPM DL 2010 Dr Gordon Johnson (1993) Professor William Brown CBE (1985) 2011 Dame Janet Wolfson de Botton DBE Membership 2001 The Rt Revd Dr Anthony Russell Judge Sang-Hyun Song 2002 Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz DL MA 2015 Professor M Cristina Bicchieri BSc MB BCH PhD FRS FRCP FRCPath Mr Anthony Green RA FMedSci (1989) Ms Sabiha Sumar Professor Andrew von Hirsch Dato’ Dr Kenneth King-Mun Yeang 2003 Professor Dame Alison Richard DBE RIBA General Sir Michael Jackson GCB CBE DSO DL Dates in brackets indicate the year of first The Rt Hon the Lord Soulsby of election to the Fellowship. All dates denote Swaffham Prior (1978) calendar year, rather than academic year.

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

102 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Emeritus Fellows

As at 31 July 2016, in order of election to the Fellowship

1965 Professor Mary Hesse ScD FBA (HF) 1990 Dr Peter Beaumont 1967 Dr Bridget Allchin Dr John Brackenbury FRPS Dr Arthur Jennings Dr Abraham Karpas ScD 1968 Mr Bill Kirkman MBE Professor Barry Kemp CBE FBA Mr James Kinnier Wilson Dr John Seagrave 1969 Dr Donald Wilson FRCS Dr Janet West 1971 Professor Paul Hirst 1991 Professor Malcolm Burrows ScD FRS 1975 The Rt Hon the Lord Collins of Mapesbury Mr Michael Richardson PC LLD FBA (HF) 1992 Professor John Naughton FRSA 1976 Dr Cecil Treip Dr Patricia Hyndman 1977 Dr David Briggs 1993 Dr Margaret E Shepherd Dr Owen Edwards FRCP Mr Anthony Wilson

1978 Dr Henry Tribe Dr Gordon Johnson (HF) Membership The Rt Hon the Lord Soulsby of Swaffham 1994 Dr Norma Emerton Prior (HF) Dr Donald MacDonald 1980 Dr Eric Miller 1995 Dr Tyrell Smith 1981 Dr John Cathie 1996 Dr Brian Cox Dr Marie Lovatt Dr Thomas Davies Mr Edward Johnson Dr John Flowerdew 1982 Professor Tony Minson FMedSci 1997 Dr Evelyn Lord Professor Rudolf Hanka FRSS FRSM Dr Timothy Mead 1983 Professor John Hughes FRS 1999 Dr Jeremy Mynott Dr Iain Wilkinson Mr Michael Bienias Dr Roger Connan Dr Charles Jones Professor Witold Tulasiewicz Mrs Susan Bowring Professor William Blakemore FRCVS 2000 Professor William Marslen-Wilson FBA Professor Brian Moore FMedSci FRS Professor Andrew Pollard Dr Joan Whitehead 2001 Professor Martin Bobrow CBE FRCP FRCPath 1984 The Reverend John Snaith FMedSci FRS Dr David Bostock Professor Andrew Herbert OBE FBCS FREng Dr Sheelagh Lloyd 2003 Dr Cyrus Chothia FRS Professor Nicholas de Lange FBA Professor Gillian Murphy FMedSci 1986 Mr Colin Gill 2004 Professor Philip Arestis Dr David Clode Professor Robin Alexander FBA 1987 Mac Dowdy Professor Richard Taylor Professor Malcolm Warner 2007 Mrs Margaret Greeves 1988 Dr Stephen Large Professor Michael Redhead FBA Professor David Hargreaves 1989 Dr Alexander Tait HF indicates that this person is also an Honorary Fellow. Dr John Rees All dates denote calendar year, rather than academic year.

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 103 Senior Members

As at 31 July 2016

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 Mr Gaston Chan Dr Anne Forde Mr Peter Agar Dr Nicholas Clemons Dr Matthew Forrest Dr Ismael Al-Amoudi Mr Richard Collet-Fenson Mr Aidan Foster Mr Andrew Aldridge The Reverend Dr Geoffrey Cook Mrs Briege Gardner Mrs Kim Allen Dr Christine L Corton Professor Conor Gearty Professor Jonathan Ashley-Smith Mrs Sherry Coutu CBE Mr Joerg Geier FRSC Mr Andrew Cox Dr Andreas Georgiou Dr Zoltan Asztalos Mrs Sally Cullen Dr Ruchira Ghose Mr Mirza Baig Dr Rupert Curwen Dr Siddhartha Ghose The Rt Hon the Lord Balfe of Ms Jane Cuthbert Dr Enrico Gili Dulwich Ms Penelope Davison Dr Hedwig Gockel Mrs Amanda Bamford Dr John Dawson Dr Isabel Gonzalez Mr Sebastiano Barassi Mrs Barbara de Smith Mr David Goode FRSA Mr Adrian Barlow Mr Paul Deal Dr Felicia Gordon

Membership Miss Terry Barringer Dr Jennifer Deegan Ms Lesley Gray Dr Nicholas Baylis FRSA Mrs Lesley Dingle Mr Colin Greenhalgh CBE DL Mr Jonathan Beart Mr Mike Diplock Mr D G (Ben) Gunn CBE QPM The Reverend Professor Jeremy Mr Michael Dixon Mrs Carol Handley Begbie Mr Peter Donovan Dr Mila Hanka Mr David Bennett Mr Adrian du Plessis Ms Binney Hare Mrs Doreen Bennett Sir Hugh Duberly KCVO CBE, HM Mr Roger Harrabin Mrs Sheila Betts Lord-Lieutenant of Mr David Harris Dr Pamela Black Cambridgeshire Dr Terance Hart FRSC Dr William Block 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 Reverend Peter Hayler Dr Roger Briscoe Dr Patricia Eisenach The Rt Hon the Lord Hemingford Dr Luis Briseño-Roa Mrs Susan Eltringham The Reverend Christian Heycocks Dr Norma Bubier Miss Elizabeth Falconer Mrs Lynn Hieatt Mrs Doreen Burgin Mr Jan Filochowski Mrs Mandy Hill Mr Robert Burgin CEng FCIWEM The Reverend Oliver Fischer Dr Suzanne Hoelgaard MIMechE Mr Richard Fisher FRHistS Dr Mark Hogarth Dr Sarah Burton Sir Ronnie Flanagan GBE QPM Dr Timothy Holt Dr Andrea Cantone Dr Derek Ford Mr Anthony Hopkinson

104 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Senior Members continued

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

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 105 College Research Associates

As at 31 July 2016

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 Dr Gisela Redonda-Sama Dr Bashar Ahmad Dr Elizabeth Klemm Dr Stefanie Reichelt Dr Martin Allen FSA FRHistS Dr Julia Krivoruchko Dr Brian Robertson Dr Tatsuya Amano Dr András Lakatos Dr Alasdair Russell Dr Naures Atto Dr Yinglin Liu Mr Jake Rylatt Dr Kathryn Berger Dr Louis Major Dr Josef Schlittenlacher Dr Andrea Betz Ms Claudia Maritano Dr David Shiels Dr Richard Bramwell Dr Patrick McCabe Dr Magnus Skjegstad Professor Jane Chapman FRSA Mr Andrew McKenzie-McHarg Dr Laurence Smith Dr Helen Chappell Dr Karyn Mégy Dr Heather Strang Ms Christine Counsell Dr Richard Meiser-Stedman Dr Akeem Sule Dr Anna Dempster Dr David Money Dr Jingyu Sun Dr Mirela Domijan Dr Sarah Monk Dr Tomasz Szejner FRSA Dr Corinne Duhig FSA MIFA Dr Alfred Moore Dr Dan Tidhar Membership Ms Natália Ferreira de Castro Dr Sebastian Mosbach Dr Ana Toribio Fierro Dr Olena Fimyar Dr Rony Nehmé Dr Petra Vértes Dr Louise Foxcroft Dr Mary Newbould Dr Guozhen Wang Dr Bianca Gaudenzi Dr Michael Newell Dr Jinhong Tracy Wang Dr Linda Geerligs Sir Denis O’Connor CBE QPM Dr Ian Wellwood Dr Jane Goodall Miss Jana Panakova Mr Timothy Winter Dr Sepehr Hafizi Dr Adar Pelah Dr Huan Xu Dr Hannelore Hägele Dr Davide Pigoli Dr Yue Tina Xu Dr Theodore Hong Dr Anabela Pinto Dr Natallia Yakavets Dr Becky Inkster Dr Jocelyn Probert Dr Amy Tsz Yan Yeung Dr Annabel Keeler Ms Jolien Quispel

106 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Academic Visitors between 1 August 2015 and 31 July 2016

Dr Edoardo Altamura; University of Geneva, Paul Bairoch Institute of Economic History Dr Lauren Ball; Griffith University, Queensland, Menzies Health Institute Professor Bjørn Basberg; Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen Professor Teresa Bejan; Oriel College, Oxford Professor Roald Berg; University of Stavanger, Norway, Dept of Cultural Studies & Languages Professor Bruce Berman; Queen’s University, Canada, Dept of Political Studies Dr Fábio Bittes Terra; Federal University of Uberlândia, Brazil Dr Deidre Brown; University of Auckland, National Institute of Creative Arts & Industries Dr John Bugbee; University of Virginia, Dept of English Dr Lars Bülow; University of Passau, Germany, Dept of German Linguistics Dr Lloyd Carpenter; Lincoln University, New Zealand, Dept of Tourism, Sport and Society

Ms Jennifer Crowley; University of Auckland, Faculty of Medical Health Sciences Membership Mr Shayne Currie; New Zealand Herald, Auckland PD Dr Christof Dejung; University of Konstanz, Germany, Dept of History & Sociology Dr Daniele Del Rio; University of Parma, Dept of Food Science Mrs Pauline Douglas; Ulster University, School of Biomedical Sciences Dr Ananya Dutta Gupta; Visva-Bharati University, Dept of English & Other Modern European Languages Dr Lipokmar Dzuvichu; Jawaharlal Nehru University, School of Social Science Professor Spyridon Flogaitis; European Public Law Organisation, Greece and University of Athens, Faculty of Law Dr Thomas Forster; International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Geneva Dr Patrick French; Independent Researcher Dr Alastair Gornall; Singapore University of Technology & Design Professor Bruce Harris; University of Auckland, Faculty of Law Dr Matthew Hopper; California Polytechnic State University, History Dept Mr Ahmad Khairol Shafizan Johari; Astro Awani Networks, Malaysia Professor Menahem Kister; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Institute of Jewish Studies Mr Fumiaki Konno; Meiji University, Tokyo, School of Commerce Dr Samuel Kwofie; University of Ghana, Dept of Biomedical Engineering Ms Celia Laur; University of Waterloo, Canada, Faculty of Applied Health Sciences Professor Young-Suk Lee; Gwangju University, South Korea, Dept of English & English Literature Dr Becky Lewis; University of South Carolina, Department of English Language & Literature Professor Kevin Lewis; University of South Carolina, Dept of Religious Studies

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 107 Academic Visitors continued

Professor Samuel Nan Chiang Lieu; Macquarie University, Dept of Ancient History and Ancient India and Iran Trust, Cambridge Professor William Lubenow; Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Faculty of Arts & Humanities Dr Ruth Mackay; Independent Historian and Writer Mr Luis Martins de Araujo; Brazilian Institute of Capital Markets and Federal Attorney General’s Office, Rio de Janeiro Mr Yohei Matsumura; Rissho University, Tokyo, Faculty of Business Administration Dr Lynn McCotter; Ulster University, School of Medical Sciences Dr Charles Muntz; University of Arkansas, Dept of History Dr Paddy Musana; Makerere University, Uganda, Dept of Religious Studies Professor Lance Nash; American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Netherland Antilles Mr Andrew Neal; Bacchus Marsh Grammar School, Australia Professor Ernest Ogwang; Makerere University, Uganda, School of Languages, Literature & Communication Dr Duncan Omanga; Moi University, Kenya, Dept of Publishing & Media Studies Dr Christine Pallangyo; University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Dept of Geography Dr Júlia Paraizs; Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Institute for Literary Studies The Honourable Michael Pembroke SC; Supreme Court of New South Wales Mr Roberto Pistorelli; Bonelli Erede Pappalardo, Rome Dame Judith Potter DNZM CBE; Ministry of Justice, Wellington Professor Lídia Puigvert; University of Barcelona, Faculty of Economics & Business Dr Xiaoguang Qi; VB Group Companies, Beijing, Peking University and University of Liverpool

Membership Professor Andrew Raich; University of Arkansas, Dept of Mathematical Sciences Dr Vitor Ramon-Fernandes; Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa and Political Observatory, Lisbon Dr Yvonne Reddick; University of Central Lancashire, Institute of Black Atlantic Research Dr Declan Redmond; University College Dublin, School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy Ms Cleo Roberts; University of Liverpool, Dept of English Professor Gabriel Rosenbaum; The Hebrew University, Jerusalem and The Israeli Academic Center in Cairo Mrs Michal Rosenbaum; The Israeli Academic Center in Cairo Dr Suparna Roychoudhury; Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Dept of English Dr Katsura Sako; Keio University, Yokohama, Faculty of Economics Dr Eric Sampane Donkor; University of Ghana, Dept of Medical Microbiology Dr Jordi Sánchez Martí; University of Alicante, Dept of English Philology Ms Rie Shidooka; Jissen Women’s University, Tokyo Dr Yuji Shiroshita; Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Graduate School of Law Dr Paul Shore; University of Regina, Saskatchewan, Dept of Religious Studies Dr Helen Siedel; Independent Researcher The Hon Robert Smellie CNZM QC; Court of Appeal of the Cook Islands, New Zealand Mr Thomas Stubbs; University of Waikato, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

108 The Wolfson Review 2015–2016 Academic Visitors continued

Mr Syed Azwan Syed Ali; New Straits Times, Malaysia Dr Su-Yin Tan; University of Waterloo, Dept of Geography & Environmental Management Professor J Lee Thompson; Lamar University, Texas Professor Elizabeth Tolbert; Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Peabody Conservatory Mr Tomasz Ulanowski; Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland Dr Filippo Vergara Caffarelli; Bank of Italy, Rome, Directorate General for Economics, Statistics & Research Professor David Vincent; Open University, Dept of History Professor George Walker; Queen Mary University, London, Centre for Commercial Law Studies Dr Nim Yan Wong; Chinese University of Hong Kong, Dept of Chinese Language & Literature Miss Izzati Liyana Zakaria; Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Malaysia, Managing Director’s Office Professor Marie-Élise Zovko; Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb Dr Laura Zucconi; Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Faculty of Arts & Humanities Membership

www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk 109 College Staff

As at 31 July 2016

Accommodation, Catering & Lee Seng Tee Library & Archives Conferences Librarian: Meg Westbury Domestic Bursar: Alan Fuller Library Assistant: Laurence Smith Accommodation & Conference Manager: Archivist & Records Manager: Frieda Midgley Marilyn Motley Accommodation & Conference Administrator: Maintenance & Gardens Katia Averina Clerk of Works: Neil Newman Housekeepers: Anne Saunders, Christine Jarv Assistant Clerk of Works: David Rivers Catering & Functions Administrator: Head Gardener: Philip Stigwood Nikki Campin Deputy Head Gardener: Ross Wenlock Butler: Ian Smith Cafeteria Supervisor: June Webster Porters’ Lodge Head Porter: Mike Wignall Development & Alumni Relations Deputy Head Porter: Miles Stratton Deputy Development Director: Emma Adlard

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