Scholar-elect Bailey Weatherbee will investigate the early stages of human life and seek to find why many pregnancies fail.
Scholar-elect Dhruv Nandamudi will study the role of stress in mental health and how memory control can reduce the impact of triggers.
Julie Pham has won the Female Founders Association's Advocate Awards at its 2019 Champion Awards.
Carol Ibe has been awarded a prestigious award for her research into a fungus that can destroy up to 30% of rice in a field.
Ninety new scholars - citizens of 37 different countries - have been awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship.
Anna Forringer-Beal on investigating ways to reposition trafficking as a human rights concern rather than a criminal issue.
Stan Wang on his non-linear career path from stem cell research with Sir John Gurdon to start-up co-founder.
Gregory Serapio-García talks about his research on how the digital world can improve mental health.
Victoria Herrmann is recognised in Apolitical's World's 100 Most Influential People in Climate Policy for 2019.
Ria Roy speaks about her research into how the North Korean system legitimises its regime and its leaders.
Tara Cookson has won a prestigious award for her book on the hidden costs of cash transfer programmes.
Cameron Taylor's time at Cambridge doing a PhD in Linguistics has taken him into organising intercultural dialogues and to a new role in robot communication.