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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Daniel Harding
Conductor
Ernest Walton
Irish physicist
Pyotr Kapitsa
Soviet physicist
Mark Oliphant
Former Governor of South Australia
John Wishart
Mathematician
Zhang Xin
CEO of SOHO China
David Reynolds
American screenwriter
Anthony Steel
British actor
Nick Barton
British biologist
Henry Hallett Dale
Pharmacologist
Tony Ballantyne
New Zealand historian
Dharshini David
Author
Shiraz Maher
British writer
Humphrey Jennings
Filmmaker
Khawaja Nazimuddin
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Jay Winter
American historian
Angus Maddison
British economist
Harry Gordon Johnson
Canadian economist
Julian Trevelyan
Artist
Colin Jordan
Deborah Baker
Biographer
Stuart Macintyre
Australian historian
Tim Parks
British novelist
Bryan John Birch
British mathematician
John H. Plumb
British historian
Robert Sinclair MacKay
British mathematician
Henry Everard
Former President of Rhodesia
Matthew Mullineux
Rugby union player
Guinevere Kauffmann
Ken Mogi
Japanese scientist
Christopher Tye
Composer
Lyndon Brook
British actor
Norman Stone
Historian
Roger Cotes
Mathematician
Stephen Toope
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge
Barney Pell
American entrepreneur
Anthony Gustav de Rothschild
British banker
Julian Corbett
British historian
Lance Liebman
American professor
John Milbank
Theologian
Tim Gardam
Principal of the St Anne's College, Oxford
Richard Fraser
Scottish film actor
Ferdinand von Prondzynski
Vice-Chancellor of Robert Gordon University
Lim Hng Kiang
Former Minister for Health of Singapore
John Banham
Business person
Gan Kim Yong
Singaporean Politician
Antony Root
British television producer
