University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is a collegiate public research university in Cambridge, United Kingdom. Founded in 1209 and granted a Royal Charter by King Henry III in 1231, Cambridge is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world's fourth-oldest surviving university.
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David Mervyn Blow
British biophysicist
James Spudich
American professor
Feza Gürsey
Turkish mathematician
Caroline Humphrey
British anthropologist
Suchi Mukherjee
CEO of the Limeroad.com
C. F. Powell
British physicist
Christopher Strachey
British computer scientist
Edward Granville Browne
British orientalist
Sean Cairncross
Zach Nunn
United States Representative
Anthony St Leger
Former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Neil Dalchau
Researcher
Julian D. Richards
Archaeologist
Hugh Macdonald
Musicologist
Francis Pearson
British Politician
Dan Vickerman
Rugby player
Andy Ripley
Rugby union player
Simeon Daniel
Former Premier of Nevis
Salman Haidar
Former Foreign Secretary of India
Thomas Hertog
Belgian cosmologist
Abdul Majeed Khwaja
Indian lawyer
Chike Obi
Nigerian Politician
Deborah L. Wince-Smith
Graeme Jenkins
British conductor
Roger Ascham
English writer
Geoffrey C. Fox
Computer scientist
Fernand Labrie
Canadian researcher
Arthur Tooth
Priest
Julian Tudor Hart
British doctor
Martin How
British composer
Edward Wilson
Physician
Adam M. Brandenburger
Author
Alan Billings
South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner
Joe Reindorf
Former Attorney General of Ghana
Harry Godwin
Botanist
Brendan Simms
Professor
Elena Lieven
D. R. Wijewardena
Sri Lankan entrepreneur
Hermann Hauser
Entrepreneur
Andrea C. Ferrari
Researcher
Dean Spielmann
Lawyer
Ian McLachlan
Australian Politician
Shah Mahmood Qureshi
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan
Gavin Lucas
Author
Jaakko Hallama
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Julia Jäkel
German business executive
Arthur Tedder, 1st Baron Tedder
Senior officer
