The Cambridge Global Challenges (CGC) Strategic Research Initiative (SRI) is run by a group of SRI Leads, governed by a Steering Group of University of Cambridge senior academics and research facilitators and supported by Interest Group Champions around particular areas of expertise.
- Strategic Research Initiative (SRI) Leads: Alan Blackwell (Research), David Good (Research), Lara Allen (Implementation and Impact), Sara Serradas Duarte (Programme Management)
- Steering Group: Alexandra Winkels, Bhaskar Vira, Carol Brayne, Caroline Trotter, Clare Grey, Erwin Reisner, Howard Griffiths, Isabelle de Wouters, Jeremy Baumberg, John Clarkson, Nicola Buckley, Nigel Unwin, Pauline Rose, Richard Fenner, Richard Friend, Robert Doubleday, Rosalyn Gregory, Shailaja Fennel, Tim Minshall
- Interest Group Champions: Alexandre Kable, Christopher Whitney, Jennifer Molloy, Karishma Jain, Ljiljana Fruk, Manuel Eisner, Sharath Srinivasan, Shirley Jamieson, Stewart McTavish
While our research agendas are led by senior academics, we are particularly committed to enabling the active participation of doctoral candidates and early career researchers. Over 400 researchers from across the University and their collaborators – working in physical and biological sciences, engineering and technology, business, law and medicine, and the arts, humanities and social sciences – participate in Cambridge Global Challenges.
CGC works with implementation partners for the research-for-development projects that it facilitates and supports. These partners deliver the key R&D diffusion processes required for academic research to achieve its intended impact in developing countries.
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