Ifeanyi Umunna talks about her studies in the legal field and her work both in law and politics as she takes up a new role as student body co-president at Harvard Law School.

Luis Briseño-Roa talks about his career journey from a PhD in Chemistry to his current work at Ipsen as Head of Translational Rare Diseases and Neurosciences

Kathryn Crowcroft's debut book, Tongue, is published this week and explores how the tongue has been cast as both sacred and sinful across centuries

An article by Eryk Salvaggio on the Hugging Face incident has been widely cited.

Sanjana Mehta talks about her research in child psychology, her varied career and her current work advising on cybersecurity policy.

NASA has announced that Kayla Barron will command a mission to the International Space Station.

Researchers, co-led by Aland Chan, have produced incredibly detailed maps showing millions of young trees have naturally established following an increase in deer culling in the Cairngorms.

Martin Kaonga is an expert in biodiversity and carbon biogeochemistry. He is also an author of books that seek to unite the worlds of science and faith.

Aninda Sinha is a theoretical physicist whose work focuses on quantum field theory and the fundamental questions about the universe.

This month, 25 years since they enrolled, we will be celebrating the Gates Cambridge Originals - the Class of 2001, beginning with Okansa Ruzak.

A new report is just out on an intellectual retreat on the future of AI where sessions were co-led by several Gates Cambridge Scholars.

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Emily Bruce has won an award to further her work into the spread of influenza viruses of animal origin.

Una Corbett talks about her MPhil in housing policy and her work in US federal and state government on social policy issues.

Gates Cambridge Scholars Alicja Podgorski and Nimrod Hertz have been collaborating on research to address the complexity of PTSD.

A new white paper calls for new forms of leadership, governance and strategy needed to negotiate global financial changes.

Scholars from around the world and across cohorts came together this weekend to celebrate Gates Cambridge

Ofir Hendel and Stella Nordhagen - Scholars from across cohorts - discuss food security and its impact on politics.

Mayumi Sato and Kamiar Mohaddes won Impact Awards for their work on environmental justice and climate change economics.

Catherine Tan and Simone Eringfeld are pioneering new ways to disseminate academic research. They bounced ideas off each other in a recent conversation.

125 scholars from four international scholarship programmes came together on Friday to share their research and discuss global challenges.

Ten Scholars were selected to take part in the Gates Foundation's Grand Challenges event in London last week.

Scholar-Elect Jihad Hami talks about his PhD on self-determination and how his life as a Syrian Kurd has informed it.

Two Gates Cambridge Scholars are involved in a local project using AI to better anticipate social housing problems for the most vulnerable.

A week of cooking gas disruption in Mumbai reveals a deeper truth: from food and fuel to data and ideas, modern life runs on global systems we barely notice until they break, argues Vijay Kanuru.

Gates Cambridge Scholars are selected in part for their leadership potential, but what does leadership mean for them? Our recent podcast series explored just that.

Victoria Herrmann is head of an organisation leading Heritage Adapts!, a new global campaign to unite the heritage sector on plans for locally-led climate adaptation.

Analyse M-EEG data to assess whether semantic memory and semantic composition rely on shared neurocomputational principles - rmc-law/FakeDiamond

Hoang Minh Hieu Nguyen has been recognised for his contributions to and potential in healthcare and science in Asia.

Scholar-Elect Will Smith will study whether Indigenous practices can solve some of the psychological problems we have today.

Scholar-Elect Aidyn Taishybay will add to his organic Chemistry skills with a PhD in Computational and Theoretical Chemistry to make better drug formulations

Scholars Ana Rojo Fierro and Usama Javed Mirza discussed how to lead with hope in the final episode of the third series of our So, now what? podcast

Scholar-Elect Cong Minh Nguyen will study how algorithms can be redesigned to expand fairness and opportunity to all.

Scholar-Elect John Wang talks about his career to date and his PhD which will explore how to better target drug delivery to tackle antimicrobial drug resistance.

Ramit Debnath and Kamiar Mohaddes have been appointed Assistant Directors of the Energy Policy Research Group

Many Gates Cambridge Scholars have worked in the field of human rights, from international to environmental rights.

Ayobami Adebayo talks about being a writer and literary judge and about her PhD in Digital Humanities.

Scholars and Alumni took part in a revitalised Day of Service on Saturday