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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Chris Frith
Professor
quentin c. b. cronk
Researcher
Daniel Trefler
Canadian economist
Ludmil Alexandrov
Scientist
Martin Jínek
Researcher
William R. Stauffer
Researcher
Armin Lak
Researcher
Elliott Belgrave
Former Acting Governor-General of Barbados
Peter Leithart
American author
Peter Haggett
British geographer
Jeremiah Horrocks
English astronomer
Nick Alston
Former Essex Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner
Shettima Mustapha
Former Federal Minister of Interior of Nigeria
Ed Victor
American literary agent
Leigh Sparks
Author
Chris Bentley
Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario
Musa Alami
Politician
Yaqub al-Ghusayn
Ingrid Nestle
Member of the German Bundestag
W. D. Davies
Theologian
Matthew Baillie Begbie
Lawyer
John Tuzo Wilson
Canadian geophysicist
Luc Frieden
Former Minister of Finance of Luxembourg
Jonathan D. G. Jones
Hedi Stadlen
Bey Soo Khiang
Singaporean executive
Andrew Page
British diplomat
John Dee
English mathematician
Harold W. Attridge
Joie Chitwood III
Businessman
David E. Green
American biochemist
Philip Kitcher
British philosopher
Dusa McDuff
English mathematician
Edgar Mountain
British middle-distance runner
Walter Woon
Former Attorney-General of Singapore
Cardale Babington
Botanist
Alan Cathcart
Journalist
Gary Hoffman
Cellist
Mbiyu Koinange
Politician
Sam Miller
Television director
John Christopher Willis
Botanist
Dan MacLean
henry bellingham, baron bellingham
Member of House of Lords of the United Kingdom
Stuart Parkin
Experimenter
John Keane
American record producer
Abba Kyari
Nigerian policeman
Adrian Slade
Former Member of the Greater London Council
