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Hughes Hall Research Stories
Hughes Hall Research Stories
Remarkable people, groundbreaking work, global impact.
In this series, Hughes Hall researchers talk about their work and the difference it is making around the world, from tackling climate change and childhood cancer to steering technological advancement and education policy.
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A vibrant and friendly Cambridge College
Professor Harro van Asselt
Climate law and policy
Ms Zahra Joya
Afghan women’s rights
Dr Kennedy Mbeva
Global catastrophic risk
Dr Ira Chadha-Sridhar
Ethics of care
Mr Ian Steed
Localising humanitarian aid
Dr Amit Bhave
Digital engineering
Dr Spencer Johnston
History and philosophy of logic
Dr Fei Morgan
Intercultural competence
Dr Sally Raudon
Anthropology of death
Dr Emmanuela Wroth
C19th French music theatre
Dr Ariadna Albajara
Mental health curriculum
Professor Bin-Bin Chen
Family psychology in China
Professor Tamsin Ford
Children’s mental health
Professor Suzanne Turner
Childhood cancer
Dr Alison Twiner
Education technology
Dr Chantal Babb de Villiers
Translating genomic research
Dr Janek Gröhl
Clinical photoacoustic imaging
Dr Huang Angkana Tzu (Hat)
Disease transmission
Dr Jan van der Scheer
Healthcare improvement
Dr Liam Collins-Jones
Dementia and hearing loss
Dr Sara Pensa
Early cancer diagnosis
Dr Perla Pucci
Cancer treatment resistance
Dr Tim Scott
Preventing bacterial infections
Dr Islam Alshamleh
Optimising cancer therapies
Dr Vasiliki Mavridou
Pharmacology of pain
Dr Guillermo Serrano Najera
Embryonic cell development
Dr Emma Wilson
Neurodegenerative diseases
Dr Pete Dudley
Education practice and theory
Professor Neil Mercer
Effective spoken communication
Dr Charles Moseley
Mediaeval and Renaissance literature
John Raffan
Chemistry in education
Dr Carole Sargent
Human sex chromosomes
A vibrant and friendly Cambridge College
Hughes Hall is a progressive, innovative and supportive College community of over 200 undergraduates, all over 21, and more than 700 postgraduates across every subject area and from over 80 countries.
Bearing the name of their first Principal, Elizabeth Phillips Hughes, the College was was founded in 1885 to change Cambridge, to change the lives of those who studied here and, through them, to bring about positive change in society through the transformative power of education.
Hughes Hall is still a forward-looking and transformative College with innovation at its heart. Hughes Hall want to nurture people and ideas that will make a positive difference in the world.
Find out more about Hughes Hall’s cutting-edge research here: www.hughes.cam.ac.uk/about/
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