Programmes
Programmes
Michaelmas 2012
Wafa Abutaleb—Radiology (PhD Student):
“When Your Brain Needs More Blood: Detecting the Formation of Harmful New Blood Vessels around Carotid Artery Blockages”
Iain Johnston—History (PhD Student):
“The Contribution of the British Dominions in World War Two”
Summer 2012
Ardi Liaunardy-Jopeace—
Biochemistry (PhD Student):
“How TMED7 Regulates Your Innate Immune Response”
Dr Isabelle Vella Gregory
—Archaeology (JRF):
Easter 2012
C. Daniela Robles-Espinoza—Genomics/Bioinformatics (PhD Student):
“Hunting Cancer Susceptibility Genes”
Julie Valade—History (PhD Student):
“Leclerc and His Allies: Military Cooperation and Political Independence (1940-1945)”
Dr Steven Murdoch—Computer Science (Sackler and Cambridge Foundation Research Fellow):
“Censorship Resistance and Privacy on the Internet”
Lent 2012
Guilherme Frederico Lima—Pure Mathematics (PhD Student):
“Topos Theory: The Mathematics of Mathematics”
Clementine Beauvais—Children’s Literature (PhD Student):
“Narratives of Sociopolitical Change in Contemporary Children's Literature”
Professor Peter McNaughton—Pharmacology (University Sheild Professor):
“Pain and Why We Need It”
Michaelmas 2011
Daniel Larsen—History (PhD Student):
“A 'Special' Relationship: Breaking U.S. Codes in the First World War”
Norbert Vanek—Applied Linguistics (PhD Student):
“Linguistic Relativity: Insights from Advanced Second Language Varieties”
Professor James D. Watson (Nobel Laureate):
“Finding the Double-Helix at the Cavendish”
Summer 2011
Sean Hudson—Chemistry (PhD Student):
“Tuberculosis and Fragment-Based Drug Discovery”
James Snee—Computer Science (PhD Student):
“Instrumenting Mobile Devices”
Michael Housden—Organic Chemistry (Submitted PhD):
“Natural Product Synthesis: Designing a Molecular Lego Set”
Dr Helen Thaventhiran (Crawforth)—Literature (JRF):
“Significant Form: Modernism & the Meaning of Meaning”
Easter 2011
Matthijs Groeneveld—Clinical Biochemistry (PhD Student):
“A Human Genetic Approach to Unravel Cellular Mechanisms of Insulin Action”
“Plastic Solar Cells”
“The Globalization of Music”
Lent 2011
Jeffrey Watumull—Linguistics (PhD Student):
“Mathematical Biolinguistics”
Rachel White—History (MPhil Student):
“Redeeming the Past: the 2001 Commemoration of the Paris Massacre of 17 October 1961”
“The Diverse Deaths of Massive Stars: the mass range of the supernova progenitors”
“Advanced MR Techniques in Thyroid tumours”
