| February 2012 |
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Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture 2012
Posted on Thursday 9 February by Sally Clowes
The sixth Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture 2012 will take place on 16 March >>> |
| January 2012 |
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Cooking doesn't get tougher than this
Posted on Monday 30 January by Sally March
Pembroke chef Byron Franklin aims to be crowned BCF Chef of the Year >>> |
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Oxford and Cambridge Year 12 Arts and Humanities Taster Day
Posted on Thursday 19 January by Laura McGarty
One week left until the closing date for the Year 12 Arts and Humanities Taster Day >>> |
| December 2011 |
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W.S. Hadley collection of history books
Posted on Wednesday 7 December by Pat Aske
This image is from one of the books in the Hadley Collection now returned to the care of Pembroke College >>> |
| November 2011 |
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Who Owns the City
Posted on Monday 28 November by Colin Lizieri
Research led by Colin Lizieri shows over half the office space in the City of London now has foreign owners. >>> |
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Novel Algorithms to Solve Hard Network Problems
Posted on Thursday 17 November by Jane Moorman
Monday 21 November - a talk by BT Security (GES) followed by a chance to discuss career options >>> |
| October 2011 |
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William Pitt display in the Library
Posted on Tuesday 25 October by Pat Aske
The current display in the Library demonstrates Pitt's ambition to stand as Member of Parliament for Cambridge University from 1779. >>> |
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The British military in Alexandria and Salonica
Posted on Monday 24 October by Dr Norris
Tuesday 25 October
The Cambridge Middle East History Group hosts Daniel MacArthur-Seal in Pembroke College >>> |
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Sir Thomas Allen to sing at Pembroke
Posted on Tuesday 11 October by Phoebe Kemp
The first recital in this season's Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series sees acclaimed baritone Sir Thomas Allen perform a programme including Schumann's Dichterliebe, songs by Ravel and Poulenc and traditional Northumbrian folksongs.
SOLD OUT >>> |
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Election of the Chancellor
Posted on Wednesday 5 October by Sally March
Information for Old Members wishing to vote in the election for the new Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. >>> |
| September 2011 |
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Law talk for sixth form students, Manchester
Posted on Monday 19 September by Caroline Burt
Letters to a Law Student author Nick McBride will be in Manchester to talk to sixth formers this month. >>> |
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September's display in the College Library
Posted on Thursday 15 September by Pat Aske
Sir Ronald Storrs was a diplomat in parts of the world, such as Jerusalem, at times of crisis. >>> |
| August 2011 |
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Ben Wescoe wins Boyd Quaich Memorial Tournament
Posted on Thursday 4 August by Sally March
Pembroke student Ben Wescoe (2010) has won the 2011 Boyd Quaich Memorial Golf Tournament by 1 shot at St Andrews. >>> |
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The European Union at the Cambridge Union
Posted on Monday 1 August by Francesco Anesi
The State of Union: 27 States + the (little) Union + 1 (big) crisis = ?
August 1st, 7pm (A Pembrokian Conversazione)
Plenary Chamber, Cambridge Union >>> |
| July 2011 |
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Professor Sylvia Huot, FBA
Posted on Monday 25 July by Sally March
Pembroke Fellow, Sylvia Huot (1996), has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy. >>> |
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Pembroke Fellow elected President of British Society of Criminology
Posted on Friday 15 July by Sally March
Pembroke Fellow and Tutor for Graduate Affairs, Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe (1994), has been chosen as President of the BCS >>> |
| June 2011 |
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Jews Seeking Justice: Jewish legal battles in Nineteenth-Century Morocco
Posted on Monday 13 June by Jake Norris
The Cambridge Middle East History Group welcomes Jessica Marglin of Princeton to Pembroke on Tuesday 14 June >>> |
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Pembroke student awarded the 2010-2011 Rose Book-Collecting Prize
Posted on Friday 3 June by Sally March
MPhil student Basie Bales Gitlin (2010) has won a University Library prize for his collection of travelling booksellers samples. >>> |
| May 2011 |
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The Excellent Art of Voluntary
Posted on Friday 27 May by Sally March
A new CD of organ music, recorded on the College's organ, has been released by Pembroke Member Robert Costin (1990). >>> |
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Pembroke to host History of Art Taster Day
Posted on Thursday 26 May by Caroline Burt
Pembroke History of Art Year 12 Taster Day, 13 July 2011 >>> |
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Fitzbillies to reopen
Posted on Tuesday 17 May by Sally March
The Chelsea buns are back! Fitzbillies will be reopening, under new ownership, later this summer. >>> |
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Anna Grevelius to sing at Pembroke
Posted on Monday 16 May by Anna Campbell
The final recital of this year's Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series features mezzo-soprano Anna Grevelius, with a programme of Nordic inspired songs by Schumann, Delius and Grieg. >>> |
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Pembroke Fellow wins EU-40 Materials Prize
Posted on Monday 16 May by Sally March
Dr Andrea Ferrari, Reader in Nanotechnology in the Department of Engineering has been awarded the EU-40 Materials Prize >>> |
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Commemoration of the Benefactors Service
Posted on Friday 13 May by Sally March
Pembroke will be holding its the annual Commemoration of the Benefactors Service this Sunday, 15 May, at 6.00pm in the Chapel. >>> |
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Pembroke Fellow leads technology roadmap towards a 1 billion euro visionary research initiative on graphene
Posted on Friday 13 May by Sally March
Dr Andrea Ferrari is leading the technology roadmap towards a 10 year European programme to conduct research on graphene. >>> |
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Pembroke Fellow honoured by NAS
Posted on Tuesday 10 May by Sally March
Professor Stephen O'Rahilly elected a foreign associate of the US National Academy of Sciences. >>> |
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Cambridge Middle East History Seminar
Posted on Monday 9 May by Jake Norris
Tuesday 10 May
Dr Andrew Arsan (Princeton),
'Of Mountains and Markets: Writing Migration into the History of the Middle East' >>> |
| April 2011 |
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Amanda Roocroft and Anna Grevelius to perform at Pembroke
Posted on Tuesday 12 April by Anna Campbell
The highly successful Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series concludes its Spring/Summer 2011 season with two exceptional recitals. >>> |
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Inside an Unquiet Mind
Posted on Wednesday 6 April by Sally March
Pembroke recently hosted a joint production exploring mental ill-health, organised by local charity Squeaky Gate and Cambridge Neuroscience. >>> |
| March 2011 |
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Pembroke Student wins Wellcome Image Award
Posted on Friday 4 March by Sally March
Agnieszka Jedrusik (2006) has won a prestigious award for her work capturing an image of a blastocyst embryo of a mouse. >>> |
| February 2011 |
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Pembroke hosts inaugural seminar of the Cambridge Middle East History Group
Posted on Thursday 3 February by Jacob Norris
"The Middle East in the World", a roundtable discussion with Dr Kate Fleet, Dr Tim Harper and Dr Amira Bennison >>> |
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Wolfgang Holzmair to sing at Pembroke
Posted on Tuesday 1 February by Anna Campbell
The second recital in this seasons Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series sees the acclaimed baritone Wolfgang Holzmair present a recital of Mahler Lieder including Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen and songs from Des Knaben Wunderhorn. >>> |
| January 2011 |
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Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture 2011
Posted on Friday 28 January by Sally Clowes
Professor Brian Greene will deliver the fifth Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture, entitled "The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos" >>> |
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The Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series at Pembroke: 2011 Programme
Posted on Monday 10 January by Anna Campbell
The highly successful series continues with internationally-acclaimed singers Geraldine McGreevy, Wolfgang Holzmair and Anna Grevelius, accompanied by pianist Joseph Middleton. >>> |
| December 2010 |
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A new CD by the Chapel Choir
Posted on Friday 3 December by Dr Sam Barrett
The latest CD by the Chapel Choir, 'In splendoribus sanctorum', is now
available for purchase. >>> |
| November 2010 |
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Italy and Divided Memories
Posted on Tuesday 9 November by Sally March
On 12 November, Professor John Foot (UCL) will deliver the 5th Annual K G Sykes Lecture in Italian Studies. >>> |
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Gala recital celebrates renewal of chapel organ
Posted on Friday 5 November by Richard Stanton
Organist Anne Page will present a recital at 6pm on 18th November to celebrate the renewal of Pembroke's Mander organ. >>> |
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The Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series: Jonathan Lemalu (bass-baritone) and Joseph Middleton (piano)
Posted on Thursday 4 November by Anna Campbell
The final recital in this term's highly successful series: the acclaimed Jonathan Lemalu presents an attractive and varied programme of song. >>> |
| October 2010 |
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Poet Tony Curtis to read at Pembroke
Posted on Monday 25 October by Mark Wormald
Leading Anglo-Welsh poet Tony Curtis will be visiting Pembroke and reading from his work on Monday 8 November. All are welcome. >>> |
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Sir Michael Rake becomes latest William Pitt Fellow
Posted on Tuesday 19 October by Jane Morrman
On Wednesday 13 October, in a ceremony in the Thomas Gray Room, Sir Michael Rake, Chairman of BT, became the College's latest William Pitt Fellow. >>> |
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Evensong at Southwark Cathedral
Posted on Tuesday 19 October by Sally March
Pembroke Choir will be singing Evensong at Southwark Cathedral at 5:30 pm on Wednesday 27 October 2010. >>> |
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The Sir Arthur Bliss Song Series at Pembroke
Posted on Wednesday 6 October by Anna Campbell
This term: Andrew Kennedy and Jonathan Lemalu, with Joseph Middleton, in an exceptional series of recitals. >>> |
| September 2010 |
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Gold Award for Student
Posted on Wednesday 8 September by Jane Morrman
Albert Bartok-Partay, a Pembroke graduate student last week won a prestigious award in Taiwan. >>> |
| July 2010 |
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Howzat!
Posted on Thursday 22 July by Jane Morrman
Fellows and Staff beat Graduates by 22 runs! >>> |
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Channel 4 funds Pembroke medical alumnus
Posted on Friday 9 July by Geoff Hale
Dr Mohammad Al-Ubaydli has secured financing from 4iP, Channel 4's investment arm, for his company, Patients Know Best. >>> |
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Meerkats and their Society
Posted on Thursday 8 July by Jane Moorman
Alex Thornton has just published a paper in Proceedings of the Royal Society showing that neighbouring meerkat groups have traditional patterns of daily activity. >>> |
| June 2010 |
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Pembroke retains Headship
Posted on Tuesday 15 June by Sally March
PCBC is celebrating its achievements in the 2010 May Bumps - one of their most successful ever. >>> |
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BAFTA win for Joe Thomas (2003)
Posted on Monday 7 June by Sally March
Channel 4 comedy The Inbetweeners has won the YouTube Audience Award at the 2010 BAFTAs. >>> |
| May 2010 |
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Two Pembrokians elected as Fellows of the Royal Society
Posted on Friday 28 May by Sally March
Professor Alan Lehmann (1964)and Professor Roger Perutz (1968) have received one of the world's top honours in science. >>> |
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Royal Society-Wolfson Research Merit Award for Andrea Ferrari
Posted on Tuesday 25 May by Jane Moorman
Pembroke Fellow Andrea Ferrari has received a prestigious Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award. >>> |
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Handel and Hendrix
Posted on Thursday 20 May by Sally March
The winner of the Handel-Hendrix Competition Winner has been announced. >>> |
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Award for Dan Tucker
Posted on Wednesday 19 May by Jane Moorman
Pembroke Fellow, Dan Tucker, and colleagues have won the Dieter Lutticken Award for their work on respiratory diseases in livestock >>> |
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12 May 2010: Pembroke-BT Annual Lecture
Posted on Tuesday 11 May by Jane Moorman
"Creativity and Commerce: Making the relationship work": Ivan Boyd, Head of Business Engagement and Operations, BT Innovation and Design >>> |
| April 2010 |
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Pembroke student helps to solve mystery of triangular snowflakes
Posted on Monday 26 April by Sally March
Fourth-year Natural Sciences student Hannah Arnold has helped unravel the problem of how triangular snowflakes are formed. >>> |
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Royal Recognition for Laura Mckoy
Posted on Tuesday 6 April by Laura McKoy
Pembroke Undergraduate Laura Mckoy was recently given an Achievement Award from the Duchess of Gloucester for her work in the Community. >>> |
| March 2010 |
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College Student performs scientific experiment for the Queen
Posted on Thursday 25 March by Peter Hatfield
Current undergraduate Peter Hatfield (2009) recently demonstrated the power of friction to 2500 people, including the Queen, in Westminister Abbey as part of the 2010 Commonwealth Day Celebrations >>> |
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Like Handel, Only Funnier
Posted on Tuesday 23 March by Martine Goncalves
This Thursday sees UK-wide screenings of Eric Idle's "He's Not The Messiah" from October 2009 at the Royal Albert Hall >>> |
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Fourth Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture
Posted on Friday 19 March by Matthew Mellor
Professor Michel Mayor, University of Geneva, will give the fourth Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture - "The Amazing Diversity of Planetary Systems" >>> |
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Persian Miniature Painting, Epic Poetry and the Internet
Posted on Wednesday 17 March by Sally March
Professor Charles Melville will be giving a talk in New York on Saturday 20 March 2010. >>> |
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Pembroke Member awarded Jacobus Fellowship
Posted on Tuesday 16 March by Sally March
Melinda Baldwin (2004) has been awarded a prestigious Jacobus Fellowship by Princeton. >>> |
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Pembroke Mile a Great Success!
Posted on Tuesday 9 March by Sally March
The second running of the revived Pembroke Mile raised over £500 for the Pembroke African Scholarship Scheme. >>> |
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Member's art works in Brussels exhibition
Posted on Friday 5 March by Sally March
John Underwood (1960) will be showing a selection of his art 05work at the Galerie Brénart between 05/03/10 and 03/04/10. >>> |
| February 2010 |
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Budding entrepreuners rewarded!
Posted on Wednesday 24 February by Jane Moorman
Congratulations to Chris Bryan, and his team "MobileMS", who have won this year's Parmee Prize for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise. >>> |
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The College welcomes its newest William Pitt Fellow
Posted on Tuesday 23 February by Jane Moorman
On 18 February Professor Jos Put, of Dutch company DSM became the College's latest William Pitt Fellow. >>> |
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Pembroke tweets
Posted on Monday 8 February by Matthew Mellor
pembroke1347 is the official Pembroke alumni twitter account for updates on College life, events and other news. >>> |
| January 2010 |
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Reducing Food Waste
Posted on Tuesday 26 January by Jane Moorman
Students at Pembroke College have set up a scheme to minimise food waste by donating any unwanted items of personal food to local homeless charities. >>> |
| December 2009 |
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Pembroke finale to University's 800th celebrations in New York
Posted on Thursday 10 December by Martine Goncalves
Pembroke Members find The Bright Side Of Life at Cambridge 800th gala >>> |
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Pembroke's Eggheads in BBC triumph
Posted on Friday 4 December by Matthew Mellor
A team from the Pembroke 1964 Matriculation year ended a 16 game unbeaten run for the BBC Eggheads' quiz team. >>> |
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How Machiavellian was Machiavelli?
Posted on Thursday 3 December by Matthew Mellor
The fourth annual K G Sykes Italian Lecture, "How Machiavellian was Machiavelli?" was delivered on 13th November by Prof Quentin Skinner >>> |
| November 2009 |
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Stephen Greenblatt on Shakespeare
Posted on Friday 20 November by Dr Katrin Ettenhuber
Pembroke Alumnus Stephen Greenblatt delivers talk on "Shakespearean Autonomy" - podcast available >>> |
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Kissinger's German Xchange
Posted on Friday 13 November by Elisabeth Wadge
Henry Kissinger reflects on Germany's past, present and future >>> |
| October 2009 |
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Fourth William Pitt Seminar and Dinner
Posted on Wednesday 21 October by Jane Moorman
The College's Fourth William Pitt Seminar and dinner took place on Friday 16 October. >>> |
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Dance production in Senate House, 4-5 December
Posted on Friday 16 October by Emma Firestone
Cambridge Contemporary Dance, Cambridge's most innovative and experienced dance company, stages an evening of dance, music and visuals in Senate House. >>> |
| August 2009 |
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A world of music
Posted on Tuesday 11 August by Elisabeth Wadge
Choir brings sounds of Wren's Chapel to Far East >>> |
| July 2009 |
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Pembroke academic speaks about the genetics of obesity
Posted on Tuesday 14 July by Matthew Mellor
As part of the Cambridge Ideas initiative, Prof. Steve O'Rahilly, Fellow of Pembroke, speaks about genetic predisposition to obesity. >>> |
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59 for '59
Posted on Friday 3 July by Sally March
Can you help identify the freshmen of 1959? >>> |
| June 2009 |
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May Ball hailed a success
Posted on Monday 22 June by Matthew Mellor
The 2009 Pembroke 'Moonlight Masquerade' Ball was well attended and positively reviewed >>> |
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New William Pitt Fellow admitted
Posted on Wednesday 17 June by Jane Moorman
Richard Parmee (1970), of Cheyney Group was admitted to the College as a William Pitt Fellow on Tuesday 16 June. >>> |
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May Races - Day 4 (Saturday)
Posted on Sunday 14 June by Matthew Mellor
Women retain Headship, Men gain blades >>> |
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May Races - Day 3 (Friday)
Posted on Sunday 14 June by Matthew Mellor
Women stay Head; Men's 1st bump again >>> |
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May Races - Day 2 (Thursday)
Posted on Friday 12 June by Matthew Mellor
Men's 1sts continue climb; Women's 1sts row over >>> |
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May Races - Day 1 (Wednesday)
Posted on Thursday 11 June by Matthew Mellor
M1 bump
W1 row over Head
M2 bumped
W2 bump >>> |
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Pembroke readies itself for the Mays
Posted on Tuesday 9 June by Matthew Mellor
PCBC prepares for the Mays - the women seek to stay Head while the men aim to climb 1st Division >>> |
| May 2009 |
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Podcast: Professor Melville on Iran at the British Museum
Posted on Thursday 28 May by Martine Goncalves
Professor Charles Melville speaks on "What does modern Iran owe to Shah 'Abbas?" in connection with the current British Museum exhibition. >>> |
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Pembroke teams up with the Britten Sinfonia
Posted on Thursday 28 May by Matthew Mellor
Pembroke and the Britten Sinfonia announce plans to work together. >>> |
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Sir Richard Dearlove at the Hay Festival
Posted on Friday 22 May by Matthew mellor
The Master, Sir Richard Dearlove, will speak at the Hay Literary Festival on Sunday 31st May 2009 >>> |
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Application deadline extension!
Posted on Thursday 14 May by Rachel Seftel
The application date for the Pembroke - King's Programme has been extended until 1 June. Applications can be completed at: https://online.pem.cam.ac.uk/ip/ >>> |
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Pembroke Football in Plate Triumph
Posted on Tuesday 5 May by Matthew Mellor
Pembroke's men's football team defeated King's 3-1 in the Plate Final on 3rd May >>> |
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Kuczynski on Friedman, Balogh
Posted on Friday 1 May by Elisabeth Wadge
Michael Kuczynski goes Head to Head in economic debates >>> |
| April 2009 |
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Third Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture, 4th May
Posted on Thursday 30 April by Matthew Mellor
This year's Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture will be given by Prof Paul Davies and is called: "How Many Universes Are There?" >>> |
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Pembroke-BT Lecture 30 April
Posted on Thursday 23 April by Jane Moorman
Annual Lecture to be held in Nihon Room, 5.30 pm, Thursday 30 April (refreshments from 5 pm) >>> |
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Pembroke Poet reads
Posted on Monday 20 April by Dr Mark Wormald
Andrew Parkin will be reading from his work and discussing the "Poetry of Montage" at 6pm in the Thomas Gray Room on Monday 27 April. All welcome. >>> |
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The Cambridge Prom
Posted on Friday 17 April by Matthew mellor
Celebration of the University's 800th Anniversary at the BBC Proms, Wednesday 22nd July 2009 >>> |
| March 2009 |
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Prashant Kumar won Young Researcher Award
Posted on Friday 13 March by Prashant Kumar
Award for outstanding young researchers by World Meteorological Organisation >>> |
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Pembroke Mile raises over £1500
Posted on Tuesday 10 March by Matthew Mellor
The reinstated Pembroke Mile was run on Sunday 8th March and raised over £1500 for the Pembroke African Scholarship Scheme. >>> |
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Boat Club in new sponsorship deal
Posted on Tuesday 3 March by Matthew Mellor
PCBC announces a three-year deal with leading law firm Mayer Brown. >>> |
| February 2009 |
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JLSP deadline approaching on 28 February
Posted on Thursday 26 February by Rachel Seftel
Applications for the 3-month Japanese Language Studies Programme are closing! >>> |
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Pembroke College Chapel Choir to sing at St Paul's Cathedral
Posted on Friday 13 February by James Gardom
Pembroke College Chapel Choir will be singing evensong at St Paul's Cathedral at 5:00pm on Monday 16 February >>> |
| January 2009 |
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Award for Alan Tunnacliffe
Posted on Monday 19 January by Jane Moorman
Dr Alan Tunnacliffe has been awarded a prestigious award from the European Research Council (ERC) >>> |
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John Powell
Posted on Friday 9 January by Dr Mark Wormald
The death has been announced of John Powell, much loved Head Porter of Pembroke from 1987 to 2004. >>> |
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Cheyney joins Corporate Patnership Programme
Posted on Friday 9 January by Jane Moorman
On 1 January Cheyney Group became the College's latest Corporate Partner. >>> |
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Pembroke goes global
Posted on Tuesday 6 January by Elisabeth Wadge
Alumni around the world gather to celebrate the College and look towards the future. >>> |
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Pembroke Fellow on 'Natural World'
Posted on Tuesday 6 January by Moira Hassett
Professor Nick Davies will be appearing on our screens in the New Year on BBC2's 'Natural World'. >>> |
| December 2008 |
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Pembroke Student Leads Teddy Bear Launch
Posted on Friday 5 December by Matthew Mellor
Fourth-year Engineering student, Henry Hallam, led a project to launch two teddies into space with the help of local children. >>> |
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New Organ CD
Posted on Monday 1 December by Dr Sam Barrett
Gregory Drott and Peter Martin have recorded a CD of organ music to celebrate the arrival of the new chamber organ. >>> |
| November 2008 |
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Curlew River
Posted on Wednesday 19 November by Dr Sam Barrett
PCMS is putting on "Curlew River", the
first of Benjamin Britten's Church Parables, this Saturday (22 November) at 5pm in the College Chapel. >>> |
| October 2008 |
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K G Sykes Italian Lecture
Posted on Wednesday 29 October by Matthew Mellor
Professors Maurizio Viroli (Princeton) and Lucy Riall (Birkbeck) gave the 3rd Keith Sykes Italian Lecture on Monday 27th October 2008. >>> |
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Prof. Barry Furr appointed as non-executive director for MHRA
Posted on Wednesday 1 October by Geoff Hale
Prof. Barry Furr, a William Pitt Fellow at Pembroke College, joins the Board of the Medicines and Healthcare products Agency. >>> |
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Ian Jack
Posted on Wednesday 1 October by Matthew Mellor
Professor Ian Jack (Fellow 1961 to 1989) died on 3rd September 2008, aged 84. >>> |
| June 2008 |
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Pembroke Women Regain Head of River
Posted on Thursday 19 June by Matthew Mellor
Fantastic year for PCBC culminates in the Women's 1st VIII regaining Head of the River from
Jesus College >>> |
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Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture 2008
Posted on Tuesday 17 June by Matthew Mellor
Professor Sir Roger Penrose will give the lecture, entitled: "Deep Questions of Cosmology: Did Something Happen Before the Big Bang?" >>> |
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Andrew Chamblin Memorial Concert
Posted on Tuesday 17 June by Matthew Mellor
The second annual Andrew Chamblin Memorial Concert will be given by internationally renowned organist Simon Preston. >>> |
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Pembroke christens 200-year-old new arrival
Posted on Thursday 5 June by Martine Goncalves
Fifty years after matriculating, benefactor Chris Adams officially opens Pembroke's new building. >>> |
| May 2008 |
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Professor Mike Payne FRS
Posted on Thursday 22 May by Jane Morrman
We are delighted to report that Professor Mike Payne was last week elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society, in recognition of his contributions to science. >>> |
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Tim Murray awarded Salters' prize for 2008
Posted on Thursday 1 May by Dr Silvana Cardoso
Tim Murray has been awarded one of this year's Graduate prizes from The Salters' Institute of Industrial Chemistry. >>> |
| April 2008 |
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7 May: Unleashing the Power of Creativity
Posted on Tuesday 22 April by Jane Moorman
Jeff Patmore, Head of Strategic University Research, BT, will be giving a talk on Wednesday 7 May, 5 pm, Nihon Room >>> |
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Another award for Andrea Ferrari
Posted on Thursday 17 April by Jane Moorman
Dr Andrea Ferrari has been awarded another prize: the Marie Curie Excellence Award. >>> |
| March 2008 |
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Dr Andrea Ferrari receives the Brian Mercer Award for Innovation in Nanotechnology from The Royal Society
Posted on Friday 7 March by Geoff Hale
Dr Andrea Ferrari and his team have won a £250,000 prize for their work on nanotube based polymer optoelectronics. >>> |
| February 2008 |
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William Pitt Admission of Matt Bross, 20 February
Posted on Thursday 14 February by Jane Moorman
Matt Bross, CTO of BT Group will be admitted to his William Pitt Fellowship in the College on Wednesday 20 February. >>> |
| January 2008 |
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Admission of new William Pitt Fellow: 6 Feb
Posted on Thursday 31 January by Jane Moorman
Dr Ismail Kola will be admitted to the William Pitt Fellowship, representing our most recent Corporate Partner, the Schering-Plough Corporation, on Wednesday 6 February 2008. >>> |
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Dr David Husain
Posted on Thursday 3 January by Dr James Gardom
Death of Dr David Husain >>> |
| December 2007 |
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Prestigious Indian honour for Pembroke Fellow
Posted on Friday 14 December by Becky Coombs
Professor Ashok Venkitaraman, Pembroke Fellow and a leading cancer scientist at the University of Cambridge is to receive this year's medical research award from the charitable foundation of India's largest pharmaceutical company. >>> |
| November 2007 |
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EMRS 2007 Graduate Student Award
Posted on Wednesday 28 November by Vittorio Scardaci
Vittorio Scardaci won a graduate student award at EMRS 07 conference >>> |
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Carols from Pembroke
Posted on Friday 23 November by Dr Sam Barrett
The Chapel Choir have released a new CD, 'Carols from Pembroke'. >>> |
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De Benedetti sparks debate
Posted on Thursday 15 November by Matthew Mellor
Carlo De Benedetti, proprietor of "La Repubblica", and one of Italy's leading businessmen, gave the second K G Sykes Lecture. >>> |
| October 2007 |
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Great Ideas Turn Dragons into Knights in Shining Armour
Posted on Tuesday 30 October by Martine Goncalves
The inaugural Parmee Prize for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise was awarded on 24th October 2007 >>> |
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Graduate Student Prize Winner
Posted on Monday 29 October by David Motadel
David Motadel won the Annual Essay Prize of the Royal Historical Society and the German History Society >>> |
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"Pembroke In Our Time" - published October 2007
Posted on Thursday 25 October by Angela Anderson
"Pembroke In Our Time" - a portrait of Pembroke College since 1945 - newly published >>> |
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BT Engineering Summer Placements Evening: 8 November
Posted on Wednesday 24 October by Jane Moorman
BT Engineering are offering summer placements, open to all Cambridge students. Come to the recruitment evening, 8 November. Further details ... >>> |
| September 2007 |
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Promega UK Young Life Scientist Award for 2007
Posted on Monday 17 September by Mayowa Osundiji
Pembroke college graduate student wins Promega UK Young Life Scientist Award for 2007 >>> |
