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Read more at: Moritz Blumer's Genetics PhD Project published in Science journal
A fish species belonging to the system studied in Moritz Blumer's research project

Moritz Blumer's Genetics PhD Project published in Science journal

13 June 2025

Moritz Blumer, a Harding Scholar who recently submitted his thesis for a PhD in Genetics, has had his main research project published in the Science journal . The project has also been featured in a news item on the University of Cambridge's website, titled " How ‘supergenes’ help fish evolve into new species ".

Read more at: Francesca Gardner (2022 cohort) publishes 'Lawnmower Poetry and the Poetry of Lawnmowers'
Francesca Gardner stood behind mower at St Catharine's College, Cambridge

Francesca Gardner (2022 cohort) publishes 'Lawnmower Poetry and the Poetry of Lawnmowers'

21 May 2025

" Lawnmower Poetry and the Poetry of Lawnmowers " is an article recently published by Francesca Gardner, a Harding Scholar in her third year of a PhD in English. The article has received media coverage in the Times , the BBC , and The i Paper, as well as being reported on by ITV Anglia and the national ITV News. Francesca...

Read more at: Andrew Fischer (2022 cohort) interviewed by Kumamoto University
Andrew Fischer and his wife in kimono bearing the crest of House Hosokawa

Andrew Fischer (2022 cohort) interviewed by Kumamoto University

21 May 2025

Andrew Fischer, a Harding Scholar in his third year of a PhD in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, has been interviewed about his doctoral research by Kumamoto University in Japan. The interview was conducted in Japanese, and was translated and edited by Andrew. Andrew is conducting doctoral research at Kumamoto University...

Read more at: Marina Papaiakovou contributes to new permanent gallery in the Natural History Museum, London
Marina Papaiakovou's display on parasitic worms, featured in the Natural History Museum

Marina Papaiakovou contributes to new permanent gallery in the Natural History Museum, London

8 April 2025

m._papaiakovou_nmh.png Marina Papaiakovou, in her fourth year of a PhD in Veterinary Medicine, has led a piece in a new permanent gallery in the Natural History Museum in London. The exhibition, titled "Fixing Our Broken Planet", explores the environmental challenges facing our world, and showcases science-based solutions...

Read more at: Sandy Hickson discusses his research as a Harding Scholar on Decoding Dengue

Sandy Hickson discusses his research as a Harding Scholar on Decoding Dengue

11 February 2025

Sandy Hickson, currently in the 2nd year of a PhD in Genetics, was recently interviewed about his PhD thesis research by the University of Cambridge Development and Alumni Relations department. He discusses the inspiration behind his research into mosquito-borne diseases, as well as his work to establish the Cambridge...

Read more at: Raffael Schumann (2023 cohort) wins Explainer prize at Pandemics Course

Raffael Schumann (2023 cohort) wins Explainer prize at Pandemics Course

4 February 2025

Raffael Schumann, in his second year of a PhD in Biological Science at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, recently participated in the course "Biosecurity Fundamentals: Pandemics" by BlueDot Impact. This was a 12-week online programme covering technical and policy efforts to prevent, detect and respond to...

Read more at: Oliver Puckey (2021 cohort, History, St Catharine's) undertakes visiting fellowship at Leibniz Institute for Contemporary History

Oliver Puckey (2021 cohort, History, St Catharine's) undertakes visiting fellowship at Leibniz Institute for Contemporary History

12 December 2024

In November 2024, I was a visiting research fellow at the Leibniz Institute for Contemporary History in Munich. This visit was part of the ongoing exchange programme between the DAAD Cambridge Hub and the Institute for Contemporary History, which sends Cambridge-based researchers to visit Munich for four-week stays and...

Read more at: Fadia Bou-Dagher discusses her research as a Harding Distinguished Postgraduate Scholar at Cancer Research UK

Fadia Bou-Dagher discusses her research as a Harding Distinguished Postgraduate Scholar at Cancer Research UK

13 November 2024

Fadia Bou-Dagher, in her third year of a PhD in Medical Science at Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute, was recently interviewed about her research by the University of Cambridge Development and Alumni Relations department. She discusses the inspiration behind her research, the focus of her studies, and her experience...

Read more at: The Harding Distinguished Postgraduate Scholars Programme welcomes the 2024 cohort of Harding Scholars
The keynote speakers discussing their research with Professor Sir John Aston

The Harding Distinguished Postgraduate Scholars Programme welcomes the 2024 cohort of Harding Scholars

12 November 2024

From the Tibetan Plateau to parasitic worms to computational neutron transport methods, the full array of the interdisciplinary nature of the Harding Distinguished Postgraduate Scholars Programme was on full show at the 2024 Welcome Event. Sir David Harding was among the special guests at the annual reception at St...

Read more at: Ryan Comins (2023 cohort) undertakes research placement with National Trust

Ryan Comins (2023 cohort) undertakes research placement with National Trust

31 October 2024

Between early July and early October 2024, I took part in a placement with the National Trust which involved analysing and interpreting a collection of Bible translations in various languages, belonging to a NT property in Wales called Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant. Tŷ Mawr was the childhood home of William Morgan, who translated the...

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