The consortium’s goal will be to study how liberal democracies can respond to their challengers, capturing the dynamics of ideological change in the European Union.

We were delighted to host Pembroke Alumnus Walter Isaacson earlier in Trinity Term as he returned to College to deliver a talk and Q&A about this new book, The Code Breaker, and his journey into biography.

We were delighted earlier in Trinity Term to host Alumnus and Honorary Fellow Professor Sir Chris Whitty (1985, Physiological Sciences), who attended the annual Medics Dinner and delivered a lecture to our students, academics and staff.

Pembroke College recently hosted its annual Teaching Awards ceremony to celebrate tutors nominated by students for their commitment and dedication to teaching. The Master, Sir Ernest Ryder, presented each winner with a certificate and the event was followed by drinks with students, fellows, and the Academic Director.

Pembroke Chemistry Tutors, Professor Andrew Baldwin and Professor Ben Davis have collaborated with DPhil student Charles Buchanan on a new research paper "Pathogen-sugar interactions revealed by universal saturation transfer analysis" which has been published in the Science Journal yesterday.

We are delighted to announce that Professor Alison Light, Senior Research Fellow in History and English, has been elected to an Honorary Fellowship in recognition of her distinguished academic career.

Incoming JCR President and current Pembroke undergraduate student Harrison Kaye (2020, Chinese) has been interning at the English Service of Radio Taiwan International (RTI). He has been presenting a weekly five-minute audio programme titled Climate Crunch, which discusses environmental issues in Taiwan.

Many congratulations to Javier Pérez Sandoval, Pembroke Stipendiary Lecturer in Politics, for winning the 2022 William Anderson Award for the best doctoral dissertation in the field of federalism or intergovernmental relations, state, and local politics. 

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