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.
University Of Cambridge People (First 49 people) - Page 31
Tom Emerson
Architect
Stewart McArthur
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Frank Watson Dyson
Astronomer
David Johnston
Former Minister for Defence of Australia
Wayne Grudem
Theologian
Henry Cotterill
Biographer
Edmund Hambly
British structural engineer
Barrie Webb
Trombone player
John McCarthy
Former United States Representative
Rhys E Green
Researcher
Andreas Umland
Political scientist
Daniel Miller
Anthropologist
Mike Parker Pearson
Archaeologist
Ji-Seon Kim
South Korean physicist
James A. Jackson
Professor
Susan Iversen
Psychologist
Robin Perutz
Researcher ‧ Max Perutz's son
Susan Howson
British mathematician
Joel Kupperman
American author
Edward A. Irving
Geologist
Sonny Mehta
Indian editor
Ismail Mohamed Ali
Martin Richards
American film producer
Henry DeWolf Smyth
American physicist
R. S. Krishnan
Indian physicist
Albert Ingham
Mathematician
T. C. Edwin Cheng
Researcher
Gabriel Dover
British geneticist
Omar Asghar Khan
Pakistani economist
Alastair Buchan
British neurologist
Geoffrey Samuel
Researcher
Vincent Martigny
Political scientist
Jude Gomila
Internet entrepreneur
Gillian Foulger
British geologist
David Voas
Researcher
Maurizio Giuliano
Italian writer
Peter Wall
British general
Wolfgang Wüster
Lecturer
Jamie Whyte
New Zealand Politician
Martin Harold Phillips Bott
British geologist
Nicholas Shackleton
Geologist
Roy Kerr
New Zealand mathematician
Gilbert Phelps
Author
Victor Tybulewicz
Researcher
Ann Bishop
British biologist
George G. Hall
Mathematician
Edward Slater
Australian biochemist