Dr Nick Evans awarded prestigious Pilkington Prize

What can a philosopher learn from a physicist? How might history enhance our understanding of nanotechnology? Why might research methods from the humanities help inform the design of more effective healthcare?
The Wolfson Research Event 2022 invites you to explore the thorny problems at the intersections of our work and lives through an academic conference for students, by students. Join us to engage with prominent speakers and learn from your Wolfson peers at WRE 2022: Exploring Intersections.
Over the course of two days, we will encourage ourselves to discover and engage with unfamiliar ideas, perspectives, and approaches. Our social, political, and environmental realities demand that we think creatively and step outside our comfort zones. By harnessing our different knowledges and experiences through collaboration and effective communication, we can uncover new solutions together.
The WRE will take place in person this year and is free and open to everyone.
The WRE is an amazing opportunity for students doing work across a huge variety of disciplines to come together and share their passions. I joined the WRE Committee because as a PhD student in public health, one of my biggest concerns is how much incredible and potentially impactful research doesn’t make it out into the public eye due to academic insularity and lack of communication.
WRE encourages researchers to find creative ways to speak about their research to people who are not necessarily experts in their field, along with how to expand their own intellectual curiosity. On a pragmatic level, it’s also an excellent opportunity for students to experience the peer review process, either through submitting an abstract or by serving as an expert reviewer. I hope students will get involved and take advantage of this opportunity to share their research with the larger Wolfson community.
Position | Names |
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Chair | Nancy Karreman |
Editorial Officers | Kavya Karthik and Anna Lukina |
Workshop Officer | Viviana Orena |
Programme Officers | Caroline Armstrong Hall and Jia Yi Lee |
Publicity Officer | Charlotte Clarke |
Logistics Officer | Ana Gali Macedo |
Photographer | Alex Lau |
You can also check out last year’s programme booklet, watch recordings from earlier events or look at photos from previous events.
We are delighted to announce the open call for this year’s WolfWords anthology. The theme for this year’s collection is Voice.
Discover groundbreaking ideas and cutting-edge solutions as Cambridge’s brightest entrepreneurial minds compete for prizes over £10,000.
Visit Wolfson's latest exhibition 'Feel the Rhythm' featuring work by emerging artist Fungai Benhura, winner of the Wolfson Royal Academy Schools Graduate Prize.
As Wolfson celebrates 60 years, we are excited to invite you to a special dinner in honour of this significant milestone.
As part of Wolfson’s 60th Anniversary celebrations, the College Choir and Alumni Choir, directed by Lyn Alcántara, present an evening of choral works inspired by the fantastical.