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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Todd G. Buchholz
Economist
Ross J. Anderson
Author
Ric Burns
American filmmaker
John Child
Canadian volleyball player
Joshua Landy
Author
Richard W. Murphy
United States Ambassador to the Philippines
Tibor Scitovsky
American economist
Mansur Muhtar
Jon Crowcroft
Computer science researcher
Cecil Hunter-Rodwell
Former Governor of Southern Rhodesia
Francis Nimmo
David Canning
Economist
Ralph Gants
Former Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Roger Cardinal
Film director
Selima Hill
British poet
Silas Stafford
American rower
Xie Fuzhan
Former Governor of the province of Henan
Patrick Brown
Hannah Brown's brother
Graham Priest
Professor
Azem Vllasi
Politician
Mohamed Abdul Khalek Hassouna
Cevat Çapan
Poet
Julio Rodríguez Martínez
Former Minister of Education and Science of Spain
Margaret Heffernan
Entrepreneur
Bernard Neal
Structural engineer
Eero Simoncelli
Neuroscientist
Judith Baxter
Linguist
Julia King
Chairperson of the Carbon Trust
Frank Vandenbroucke
Minister of Social Affairs of Belgium
Naomi Moris
Researcher
Shlomit Edri
Researcher
Lovemore Madhuku
Zimbabwean Politician
Daniel M. Hausman
American philosopher
Fawzi Mulki
Former Prime Minister of Jordan
cr swart
Former State President of South Africa
C. William Gear
American mathematician
Owen Willans Richardson
British physicist
John Van Reenen
British economist
Robert Hillenbrand
Art historian
Lizzy Hawker
Lord Black of Brentwood
Member of House of Lords of the United Kingdom
Alison Richard
Professor
Ulrike Müßig
German jurist
Leslie Hill
Professor
W. Bruce Croft
Computer science researcher
Brian Thomas
Rugby union player
Sylvia Erhardt
Researcher
