Trinity College Annual Report 2017-18 by Trinity College Cambridge

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CONTENTS Annual Report 2017–18

The Year’s Highlights

Thank you for your Support

Alumni Associations

Global Trinity

6 The Chair’s Report

Recognising your Support

8 Design and Production: H2 Associates, (Cambridge) Limited FRONT COVER IMAGE: © IAN OLSSON

Senior Bursar’s Report

16 Alumni Events

18 19 List of Donors

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The Year’s Highlights

WORLD-CHANGING RESEARCH Sir Gregory Winter CBE FRS (1970) was jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2018, with Professors Frances Arnold and George Smith, in recognition of his pioneering work in using phage display for the directed evolution of antibodies, with the aim of producing new pharmaceuticals. The Master is the 33rd Trinity Nobel Laureate.

COLLABORATION Trinity College and Tus Park, the science park development body of Tsinghua University, agreed a £200 million joint venture to catalyse a new phase of renewal and investment in Cambridge Science Park. The collaboration involves the development of five office/research buildings, including a state-of-the-art Biohub to complement the new Bradfield Centre, which opened in July 2017.

16%

of alumni invited by email registered with Trinity Members Online (TMO)

The Year’s Highlights

BOAT RACE

MODERN ART

CUBAN ART

Trinity students Hugo Ramambason (2014), Imogen Grant (2014), Millie Perrin (2014) and Reggie Mitchell (2017) competed in the 164th Cancer Research UK Boat Races in March 2018, which saw a clean sweep for Cambridge.

In a special ceremony on The Backs, Free Object, a 10 tonne sculpture by Sir Antony Gormley (1968) was installed for one year as part of the celebrations marking 700 years since the College’s early foundations. The work was the first installation of a piece of modern sculpture at Trinity.

The Wren Library hosted an exhibition of rare books by renowned Cuban artist Wifredo Lam, which are part of the Kessler Collection of Artists’ Books, donated to the Library by the late Nicholas Kessler (1955), who studied Economics and Law.

ALUMNI NETWORK

WOMEN OF TRINITY

GLOBAL AWARENESS

The College established a new regional alumni group Trinity in Hong Kong, thanks to founding members Tzo Tze Ang (1997), Dominic Chan (1988) and Jessie Zhang (2001). Trinity in Hong Kong will enable alumni in the region to meet regularly and to network easily.

Astrophysicist Professor Priya Natarajan (1993) (above) delivered the inaugural Women of Trinity Lecture ‘Mapping the Heavens’ on 14 March 2018, as part of the celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of women’s arrival at Trinity.

The 2018 Climate Change Lecture Series of five free events was live-streamed around the world. Co-founded in 2017 by Dr Hugh Hunt (e1990) (above right), CCLS’ key objectives are to engage young people globally and to showcase Cambridge as a fertile hub for climate-change thinking and action.

£27,665,745

The total amount raised in 2017–18

£24,674,797

Total raised for Student Support

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MATHEMATICS PRIZE

OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL

WORLD REGISTER

GENDER ISSUES

Professor James McKernan (1982) (above) was jointly awarded the Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics 2018, for transformational contributions to birational algebraic geometry, especially to the minimal model program in all dimensions.

Trinity committed £30,000 to Target Oxbridge for 2018, to enable more 16–18 year-old students of African and Caribbean heritage to benefit from an innovative and invaluable one-year programme of residential visits, academic sessions and mentoring.

The Cambridge papers of Sir Isaac Newton, including his notebooks and an annotated copy of Principia Mathematica at Trinity, were added to UNESCO’s International Memory of the World Register, for their “world significance” and “outstanding universal value.”

CANCER RESEARCH

AA MILNE AT THE V&A

INNOVATION

Professor Greg Hannon (e2016) was appointed Director of the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute. Professor Hannon is internationally recognised for his contributions to cancer biology and has developed widely used tools for the manipulation of gene expression and approaches to selective genome sequencing, now being used to inform personalised medicine.

Trinity Fellow and alumnus A A Milne’s manuscript of Winnie-the-Pooh was loaned to the Victoria & Albert Museum for its blockbuster exhibition Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic. The manuscript was bequeathed to the College by the author, along with the manuscript for The House at Pooh Corner.

Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald (e2002) (above right) was named one of 50 Movers & Shakers in BioBusiness 2017, an award celebrating women driving healthcare innovation. Professor Fitzgerald developed the Cytosponge – or ‘pill on a string’ – to more easily detect the early signs of oesophageal cancer, which is notoriously difficult to diagnose.

Trinity hosted a high-level Argentinian delegation of politicians, business leaders and civil society practitioners, academics, Cambridge University leaders, and representatives from government and civil society for the Women and Global Leadership Forum. The Forum was organised by Trinity’s Post-Doctoral Society, Trinity Fellow, Dr Mireia Crispin (e2015), and Global Shapers Cambridge Hub, an initiative of the World Economic Forum.

£176,313

Total raised for Access initiatives

£508,292

Total amount claimed in Gift Aid

The Chair’s Report

The Chair’s Report 2017–18 has been an exceptionally good year. More of you have given than ever before (14.1%, 1892 donors), contributing to a total amount in new gifts, legacies and pledges (£27.6m) which exceeds anything received by the College in living memory. Since our work is not just about raising funds, it is also good to report that we have seen more of you than ever before at our events in Cambridge, London and beyond.

The gifts we have received, both large and small, enable the College to do what you might call our ‘core business’ better, as well as to embark on new undertakings. Teaching and research, pursued hand in hand, remain at the centre of the College’s work. That has been true for centuries (and hopefully will be true for centuries to come); but the challenge of maintaining our pre-eminence by attracting and supporting the most promising students, regardless of their financial means, is ever growing it seems, affected by changes in funding here in the UK and by the ambitions of other institutions across the globe. In maintaining the College’s standing, we need to do more; and over the course of this year we have been able to establish new studentships thanks to the support of Mrs Elizabeth and Mr Bruce Dunlevie (1977), Dr Tom Howat (1999), Mr Rod Smallwood (1968), Dr Abhishek Singhvi (1979) and Mr Baer Petitt (1982), and others. The ongoing generosity of Eashwar Krishnan (1996) and Tzo Tze Ang (1997) also enabled a new PhD student to come to Trinity. In addition, over

£656,000 was donated to the Annual Fund and we received over £900,000 from legacies. We are grateful for the continued support of many of you towards undergraduate bursaries, and to those of you who donated £176,313 in support of the College’s widening participation and access work, which is crucial to raising aspirations of bright potential students from schools without a history of sending students to Cambridge. Gifts from alumni have allowed us not only to augment our core work, but also to pursue new ventures. A generous donation from Mr Tom Hall (1986) will fund the first two Trinity Senior Fellow Commoners in the Creative Arts – the writer Ali Smith joins us in early 2019 as the first incumbent, as you will read on page 10. Other gifts have allowed the creation of new Postdoctoral Researcher positions, further digitisation work in the Wren Library, the establishment of an endowed fund to support Humanities and Arts at the College, and of the Donoghue and Stevenson Law Fund. The Annual Fund, as well as supporting the College’s widening participation and access initiatives, funded internship opportunities for undergraduates, and mental health awareness training for a number of key staff. Membership of Trinity is life long, and many of you keep in touch with each other and with the College without any particular help or encouragement from us. We do, however, attach huge importance to our role in fostering and renewing these relationships and links. By keeping in touch with our community of 15,000 alumni around the world, we hope to maintain and advance the affinity that we hope you feel towards the College and each other. In the course of the year we saw more of you than ever at our events in the UK and around the world. Two Annual Gatherings (for the years 1981–1983 and for 1952 and earlier) were as popular as Gatherings always are, and the regular September TrinTalk, last year on Medicine and Technology, was fully booked. Our Fellows’ London

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The annual Trinity Family Day for alumni and their families.

Research Talk on Artificial Intelligence at the Google HQ in London sold out in just 12 hours, and drinks with the Master in Hong Kong, kindly hosted by Mr John Slosar (1978), gathered 49 alumni from the region. Our Alumni Associations, relying on the energetic and generous support of volunteers, delivered a host of other events through the year, from high profile speakers from the City, to more informal get-togethers over drinks. It has been a good year, but we can always do better – so please do be in touch with me or with Amy Trotter, Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Development, if you want to share thoughts, suggestions or even criticisms.

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Trinity is a College with a proud history. In view of the outstanding support we receive from our alumni, I think we can be quietly confident about its future too, just so long as we can continue to deserve your generous backing and encouragement.

Dr Michael Banner Dean and Chair of Alumni Relations & Development

Events organised by the Alumni Relations Office and Trinity Alumni Associations in 2017–18

Senior Bursar’s Report

Senior Bursar’s Report: Investing in the Future The financial position of the College remains very stable year on year. The investment objective of the College’s endowment is to maximise its long-term real income growth. The maintenance of the College’s fabric and infrastructure is a constant draw on the College’s resource, but often with significant variations from year to year. Maintenance, repairs and improvements totalled an unusually low £3.8m, down from £5m in 2017. In addition to funding its own activities and making its University Contribution of £2.4m to the Colleges’ Fund, the College has also been able to increase its spending on student scholarships and awards to £5.8m (2017 £5.1m) and make substantial grants totalling £6m (2017 £4.3m) to support wider collegiate Cambridge. This is a commitment it wishes to see continue in the future, as the College benefits from a strong collegiate environment. The grants to

Colleges included £1.5m to Darwin College, to create a new Bradfield Court. The investment objective of the College’s endowment is to maximise its long-term real income growth. This is intended to be achieved through investing mainly in property and equities. The annual performance when measured in terms of valuation has a weak correlation with this long-term objective, since in the short-term asset prices are buffeted by external factors. The College’s net investment income (after deducting Estate Management and investment costs and interest) was flat at £36.2m. The current valuation of the College’s net assets rose 8.8%. © IAN OLSSON

£5.8m

The College awarded in bursaries and studentships (undergraduate and graduate) in 2017–18

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The Bradfield Centre opened in July 2017.

The College’s investments are not immune from the wider economy. The impact of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union is as yet unquantifiable, but the uncertainty alone will undoubtedly be negative. In October 2017, the College agreed a significant investment by TUS Holdings, the Science Park investment arm of Tsinghua University, to contribute to the renewal of phase 1 of the Cambridge Science Park, including construction of a new biohub. During the year the Bradfield Centre opened on the Science Park. Whilst not yet generating a financial return, it is already contributing significantly to entrepreneurial activity, and will hopefully help attract a new generation of future occupiers of the Park. The Bradfield Centre has also provided further opportunities for us to engage with our members, through events and support of entrepreneurial activities there, and I was delighted to welcome many of you at our open evening in May 2018. In other areas, we are increasingly indebted to our alumni for your generosity in supporting various College priorities. The increased support you have given in the previous year through your donations is providing additional funding for students at the College, helping to attract talented researchers to Cambridge, and allowing the College to pursue new initiatives it would not otherwise undertake. We are deeply grateful for all of your support. Every gift you give of any size makes a difference to what the College can do, and helps to strengthen Trinity for the benefit of all of its members – past, present and future. Rory Landman Senior Bursar

Net Spendable Income

Total: £47.6m

76.1% Investment 9.6% 9.4% 4.9%

College Rents Fees Kitchen and Sundry

Note: This figure does not include the cash received from philanthropic donations for the year.

Where Does It Go?

Total: £43.5m

24.9% Residence and Catering 30.4% 9.9% 13.2% 13.7% 5.5% 2.4%

Teaching, Tutorial and Admissions Research Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards Donations University Contribution Alumni Relations and Development

Source: Trinity College 2018 Annual Report and Accounts.

Thank you for your Support

Your philanthropic support has enabled Trinity to go beyond its core activities, and to provide important opportunities and additional funding for its community of students, Fellows and Researchers. Senior Fellow Commoner in the Creative Arts © SARAH WOOD

Thank you for your Support

In summer 2018, Trinity announced the establishment of the first two Senior Fellow Commoners in the Creative Arts. The writer Ali Smith will be the first to take up the position, joining the College in January 2019. The Fellowship is designed to support the Fellows’ creative work, and to encourage their participation in College life, and has been made possible thanks to the generosity of Tom Hall (1986).

And it is a great testimony to the College that they should attract a novelist of the calibre of Ali Smith.

“Four teachers at Trinity in the late 1980s – Adrian Poole, Eric Griffiths, Jeremy Maule and John Marenbon – were a tremendously important part of my time there. Their patient, generous and imaginative instruction made a lasting difference to me, for which I am immeasurably grateful.

One of the most important things that Trinity did was to equip me with some very effective tools for continuing to learn in life after university. For almost any graduate what will really make a difference is what they learn after university. So giving people a desire to keep on reading and thinking – or at least not extinguishing that desire – seems to me a pretty important activity of a good teacher.”

To help fund the Senior Fellow Commoner in the Creative Arts is a very small expression of that gratitude (small because I received a lot more than I could ever give back). So it is a pleasure to translate my thanks into this gift to Trinity, and to Trinity English.

King’s Hall Circle members

298

Great Court Circle members

303

As an undergraduate my teachers were very different from one another but their shared values defined (at least to me) ‘Trinity English’: scrupulous attention to detail; the importance of high standards and rigorous argument; intolerance of lazy thinking or expression; humour. Those values have served many Trinity English graduates exceptionally well in many walks of life.

The Fellowship will complement the Fellow Commoner in Creative Arts, which celebrated its 50th year in 2017.

Clock Tower Circle members

1009

1546 Society members

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Cornelius Dieckmann (2018), MPhil in American Literature.

Iyeyinka Omigbodun (2018), MPhil in Sociology.

Supporting Graduate Students: Dunlevie King’s Hall Studentships Trinity’s academic reputation depends on its ability to recruit and nurture the very best students from around the world, and to provide them with the funding they need to pursue their academic careers in Cambridge. In 2017, 700 years after the founding of King’s Hall, later to become part of Trinity, Elizabeth and Bruce Dunlevie (1977) made a generous gift to the College to support students in their MPhil studies. Funding for graduate study is often limited, and so Trinity is deeply grateful to Elizabeth and Bruce and all those who support graduate studentships and thereby help talented students to fulfil their academic potential. The first seven Dunlevie King’s Hall students joined the College in 2018. Elizabeth and Bruce commented, “We are pleased to be able to support Trinity graduate studentships, which the College has identified as an area of need. We encourage anyone who is in the position to do so to provide support for the next generation of graduate students.”

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“The Studentship allows me to focus purely on my academic work, rather than having to worry about the financial burden that would ordinarily go along with a Master’s course. I recognise that, especially as a graduate student in the often underfunded humanities, this is a truly privileged position to be in, and one I am very grateful to have been afforded.” Cornelius Dieckmann “Without the Studentship I would not have been able to study at Cambridge University. Sometimes when I sit in Trinity College Hall, feeling insignificant surrounded by such grand architecture, I pinch myself to make sure that I am not dreaming. To be able to meet people from all over the world and be given the space and opportunity to think deeply about how to solve global problems is a rare privilege. I am grateful for it.” Iyeyinka Omigbodun

Trinity Members Online (TMO) signed up for peer-to-peer mentoring

Thank you for your Support

Andy Rubin (1984).

Andy Rubin Bursary and internship opportunities Gifts received towards student support allow the College to encourage the brightest and best young people, regardless of background or financial situation, to come to Trinity. Andy Rubin (1984) has generously supported an undergraduate bursary, and he has also offered invaluable internships at his company, Pentland Brands plc. “In recent years I have reconnected with the College, and I am pleased to be supporting bursaries for Trinity undergraduates and thereby helping the College to provide much needed funding to students. In the summer, I also welcomed two Trinity students as interns at Pentland for the first time, which was of great benefit to them and to the

Trinity Open Day.

company. I would encourage anyone else who is in the position to provide support through either of these means to do so, and thereby help the next generation of students make the most of their time at College.”

Widening participation In 2017–18 over £175,000 was given to Trinity’s Widening Participation initiatives, enabling the College to expand its busy outreach programme designed to encourage students from less advantaged or under-represented backgrounds to aspire to get to a good university. Our two Schools Liaison Officers (SLOs) organised a series of residential courses at the College, including a new one for Year 11 pupils; delivered the Black and Ethnic Minority Conference; made dozens of visits to schools; participated

in University fairs, and welcomed many schools to Trinity. Specific projects include collaboration with Villiers Park on their Scholars’ Programme in Swindon, with the Seren network for state secondary schools in Wales, and with the University’s Millennium Mathematics Project for the support of maths teaching in the Peterborough area and in Felixstowe. Thanks to the generosity of alumni we have been able to sustain the work of our SLOs and the development of connexions with a wider range of schools and potential applicants. We are tremendously thankful for this support, which helps us to extend our reach and to ensure that the College is as diverse and welcoming a place as possible.

“During my internship at Pentland, I worked on a project called Darwin – an app that seeks to provide swimmers with Speedo goggle recommendations based on the size and shape of their faces. I solved logistical challenges, took responsibility for areas of publicity and even learned to code. It has given me a much stronger sense of how a large company can and should work, greater confidence in taking on unfamiliar tasks, and a renewed excitement in the possible uses of technology.” Jonathan Nicolaides (2016)

1,892

total number of donors – thank you

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Professor Stephen Bush (1957).

Mabel Qiao (2016) is reading Chemical Engineering.

Brian Sun (2015) is reading Engineering.

Stephen Bush Prize

for widening the field of the award

Donoghue & Stevenson Law Fund

The College was pleased to launch

beyond a single department in almost

the Stephen Bush Prize in 2018, which

exactly the way I have operated

was established thanks to the

throughout my own career.”

Legacies make an enduring impact, enabling Trinity to support students, to attract the best undergraduates and graduates, and to maintain excellence in teaching and research. The College is grateful for a bequest to the Donoghue and Stevenson Law Fund from Jonathan Hirst QC (1971).

generosity of Professor Stephen Bush (1957), Emeritus Professor of Process

The first two beneficiaries are Rulan

Manufacture and Polymer Engineering,

[Mabel] Qiao (2016), and Guangzhi

University of Manchester. The Prize is

[Brian] Sun (2015).

awarded to second or third year Trinity undergraduates who obtain the

“I am honoured to be one of the first

highest marks in Tripos examinations

recipients of the Stephen Bush Prize, and

in subjects that fall within the remit of

I would like to express my sincere thanks

the University’s School of Technology,

to Professor Bush. As I contemplate

in recognition of their outstanding

my future path in the field of Chemical

academic achievement.

Engineering, the award will enable me to explore important opportunities such

“I wished to support a substantial Prize for excellence in the School of Technology in order to underline the importance, in the commercial world, of combining the science of engineering and the economics of managing the complete system of

Mabel Qiao “The future world I envisage is a place where artificial intelligence is pervasive and facilitates every aspect of human

innovation and improvement, from

work and life, and I want to be the

conception to the full-scale.

engineer that makes this happen. I am

The participation of the Departments of Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computation and Management, together with an institute for sustainability in the School of Technology, is particularly apt

as internships.”

so grateful to have been awarded the Stephen Bush Prize, which will provide invaluable support as I work towards realising this ambition.” Brian Sun

gifts, pledges and legacies of

This generous gift is being used to enhance the opportunities available to future generations of lawyers, which include bursaries for internships, travel grants and assistance with meeting the costs of professional training after they leave Trinity. “Throughout Jonathan’s career at the Bar and through his continued involvement with the academic community, Jonathan was actively and enthusiastically involved in attracting young talent into the legal profession. As the first Chair of the Trinity Law Association, he would be especially proud that his legacy is contributing to the excellent work of the Donoghue & Stevenson Law Fund.” Mrs Fiona Hirst

£100K+

received

Thank you for your Support

The Trinity Telethon team of student callers.

Telethon We were delighted that our student callers (pictured above) could speak to over 880 of you in April 2018 during our annual Telethon, and we are tremendously grateful for your gifts and pledges of over £280,000 to support the College. Because of your generosity, Trinity is able to provide more funding for students, for research, and for the College’s Access Scheme, as well as for the Choir and the First and Third Trinity Boat Club. The Telethon is a perfect opportunity for students to update alumni on Trinity today, and to learn how the College has influenced and shaped the lives of its alumni since they graduated.

“Just a note to say how much I appreciate your follow-up letter, and also the hand-written card from Jess. I do congratulate her on her engaging delivery, and wish her well in her history finals and hope for her success in her career direction with the Civil Service.” Allan Mornement (1962)

18 Student callers completed

884

calls during the telethon

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Recognising your Support Trinity’s donor recognition programmes allow us to thank you for your continued generosity to the College.

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The 1546 Society We now have 1009 members of the 1546 Society (949 in 2016–2017), which recognises regular gifts of £15.46 per month or above (or £5.15 per month or above for those who graduated within the last decade). Regular gifts at this level are critical as they collectively make an impact on the lives of Trinity students and provide a continual source of support to the College.

The Clock Tower Circle

The Great Court Circle

Established to thank alumni and friends who give upwards of £1,000 per year to Trinity, there are now 303 Clock Tower Circle members (256 in 2016–2017).

Lifetime membership is offered to alumni who inform the Alumni Relations and Development Office of their intention to leave a legacy to the College in their will.

Clock Tower Circle gifts provide a dedicated source of funding for Trinity’s core priorities of teaching, research, and student support.

There are now 298 Great Court Circle members. Members are welcomed back to the College annually for a special luncheon, followed by an exclusive activity such as a music recital, lecture or tour of College and refreshments in the Master’s Lodge.

King’s Hall Circle

Fellow Benefactors

Launched just last year in honour of the 700th anniversary of King’s Hall (founded by Edward II in 1317), the King’s Hall Circle recognises some of the College’s most generous donors.

The College was delighted to admit two new Fellow Benefactors, Tzo Tze Ang (1997) and Viswanathan Krishnan (1996), in March 2018, at the Commemoration of Benefactors Feast, in recognition of their pioneering support for early-career researchers and graduate students.

The 22 members have given support for a variety of projects at Trinity – some innovative and some core to the College’s mission.

They join our existing Fellow Benefactors Lord Wolfson of Sunningdale (1954), Mr Graham KenistonCooper (1977) and Mr Bruce Dunlevie (1977).

Alumni Events 2017–18

Our events programme continued to strengthen in 2017/18, with more sell-out events than ever before, and we welcomed many alumni for the first time. The diversity of activities was designed to reflect as many interests and enthusiasms as possible, and to provide alumni with regular opportunities to connect with one another. Highlights of the year included … © IAN OLSSON

Alumni Events 2017–18

The Class of 2017 were welcomed back to Trinity for the New Alumni Dinner.

Alumni enjoyed a tour of the new building, which is designed to foster contacts and encourage cross-collaboration.

Wayve Co-Founders Dr Alex Kendall (2014) and Dr Amar Shah (St John’s 2006) are pioneering end-to-end machine learning algorithms to make safe, self-driving vehicles a day-to-day reality.

New Alumni Dinner A new initiative for 2017–18 was to offer our most recent alumni an opportunity to return to College for a formal dinner ahead of their first Annual Gathering, which is not due for some years after Graduation. On 20 April 2018, 60 graduates from the Class of 2017 joined Fellows for dinner in the Old Kitchen. Professor Catherine Barnard (e1996) and Dr Hugh Hunt (e1990) were the after dinner speakers. The plan is for this to be a regular biennial event to ensure that younger alumni remain connected to the College and to each other.

Bradfield Centre: Behind the Scenes The opening of the Bradfield Centre was the perfect opportunity for alumni to hear from the Senior Bursar and the Master about this exciting new venture named in honour of former Senior Bursar, Sir John Bradfield (1942). Alumni and current student entrepreneurs described what the Bradfield Centre means to them, and guests were given a tour of the building, which is now at the heart of the Cambridge Science Park.

Fellows’ Research Talks (Google) Alumni always appreciate the opportunity to hear about aspects of the latest research undertaken by Trinity Fellows. Dr Sean Holden (e2002) and Dr Alex Kendall (2014) gave two engaging presentations on different aspects of AI: ‘Will Artificial Intelligence save the world?’ Thanks to the generosity of alumnus Hoi Lam (1997) the event was hosted at Google HQ in London. The Research Talk was filmed and is available to view on YouTube.

“I wanted to thank you for the most wonderful Annual Gathering on Saturday at Trinity. It really was a very enjoyable and memorable time, and so lovely to be back at a place that holds such a dear place in my heart. I didn’t manage to make the last reunion so it really had been a long time since I was back! It was so great to be able to catch up and reconnect with so many friends and fellow undergraduates from that special time in our lives.” Josephine Fothergill [nee Rowe] (1978)

19%

of event registrations were from first time participants

Alumni Associations 2017–18

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We are grateful to each and every one of our alumni who volunteered their time to help support the College, and who played a vital role in keeping our global alumni community connected. Their commitment and expertise made a tremendous difference to the range of events and initiatives that Trinity was able to offer.

Trinity Business and City Association (TBCA) James Strawson (2006)

Trinity in Japan Gerhard Fasol (1978)

Trinity Law Association (TLA) Rachel Avery (1998)

Trinity Women’s Network (TWN) Kimberly Schumacher (1989)

“Volunteering for the committee of the Trinity Business and City Association has been a great way of tapping into the alumni network.

“Trinity in Japan connects our enthusiastic community of Trinity alumni working in Japan in different fields, ranging from entrepreneurs to academics, lawyers, bankers, and Japan’s government ministry officials.

“Although based in Durham, I have been able to contribute to the work of Trinity Law Association by coordinating the TLA alumni-student mentoring scheme.

“As a founder and active member of the Trinity Women’s Network (TWN) since its inception four years ago, I am delighted to be Chair of a dynamic committee.

Whether I am co-chairing one of the Distinguished Speaker presentations, or working with fellow committee members on a networking drinks evening in the City, I get the chance to connect with other alumni working in my field.”

We frequently welcome Trinity Fellows and alumni visiting Japan for conferences or on business. Our events are advertised on the alumni webpages, our e-newsletters, and on our website www.trinityjapan.org/ news/. Please join us!”

Along with Law Fellow, Jo Miles (e1999), I match the current student body with alumni mentors. It is a worthwhile process to ensure that both students and alumni benefit from the interaction.”

The TWN creates topical forums for alumni to discuss the challenges and achievements in their careers, and to learn more of our high-profile members’ contributions to society. It also seeks to inspire Trinity students and recent graduates via mentoring and specialist meetings.”

Alumni Associations & Groups: www.trin.cam.ac.uk/alumni/associations/

alumni associations and groups, including the new Trinity in Hong Kong and recently revived Trinity Medics’ Association

Global Trinity

Global Trinity Trinity is a global community, with alumni based in 100+ countries. We strive to keep everyone connected to College, and to each other. Trinity Members Online (TMO) is an exclusive platform to provide a secure way for alumni to connect and network, which can be accessed from anywhere in the world. The site offers a host of features including: alumni search and messaging; mapping, to locate members around the world; peer-to-peer alumni mentoring; alumni event information. Over 1700 alumni have

registered with TMO and 270+ have signed up for peer-to-peer mentoring. As these numbers continue to grow, the alumni network will continue to strengthen: www.trincam.aluminate.net The College has three regional alumni groups – Trinity in China, Trinity in Japan and Trinity in Hong Kong – who are always pleased to welcome new members. Contact details are available on the College website: www.trin.cam.ac.uk/alumni/associations/

China

Japan

Hong Kong

Key Regional alumni groups Current number of Trinity alumni

Trinity Alumni – Top 15 countries outside the UK Country

Alumni

Country

Alumni

United States

1138

Switzerland

Australia

284

India

Canada

202

New Zealand

People’s Republic of China

202

Italy

Germany

196

The Netherlands

France

181

Greece

Republic of Singapore

123

Ireland

Hong Kong

119

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List of Donors

1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018

All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if any error has occurred, please accept our apologies and notify the Alumni Relations & Development Office so that we can amend our records.

143 anonymous donors. 1895 Mr R K Orlebar (d) 1931 Mr B S Lowe 1935 Mr A D Bolingbroke (d) 1938 Mr C T Rivington (d) 1939 Mr A Anscombe (d) 1940 Mr J C W De La Bere (d) 1941 Professor P Armitage CBE Dr M G H Lewis 1942 Mr P Brackfield Mr W H Earle 1943 Mr J G Fleming Mr C F Gradwell Professor M S Longuet-Higgins (d) FRS Mr H J F Marriott Mr C Vivante Mr C C Von Bülow 1944 Professor J F Davidson FRS FREng Dr L Kopelowitz MBE Dr C S S Lyon Mr J R L Nuttall Sir John Thomson GCMG (d) 1945 Mr P F C Burke Dr B W Langley Dr J D Teare

1946 Mr R F Barclay Mr N N Rossos Mr J I Sharp 1947 Sir John Graham Bt GCMG Mr G I Harley (d) The Revd Canon William Norman Mr D K Robinson 1948 Dr R G C Arridge F Inst P Mr W T J Griffin Dr K W Hickson MBE Sir Raymond Johnstone CBE Mr S J Laredo (d) The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein CMG CBE Mr H G R Pickthorn In memory of Professor K Rogers Mr J H Thornton DL Mr C N Wilson 1949 Dr J S Bevan Mr R A Blythe Professor D M Friedman Mr A G Graham (d) Mr D C Hartley (d) The Lord Lloyd of Berwick PC DL Mr E A Macpherson Dr J F Marsden Mr C M Mosselmans TD Dr G M Petrie Mr B C Robertson (d) Dr R Smith Mr G N F Wyburd 1950 Dr N Blackburn (d) Mr T D Casey Mr D A Diamond Dr N Dyson-Hudson Mr M B Ellwood

NOTE (e) indicates year of election rather than matriculation; indicates a King’s Hall Circle member; indicates a Fellow; indicates a 1546 Society indicates a Clock Tower member; member and (d) against a name indicates that the donor is deceased.

Dr J G Halverstam MRCP (d) Mr H C Hoare Mr J B Makinson TD Mr G M Nissen CBE Mr R S Rathbone Professor M J S Rudwick FBA Hon Mr R J Upton Dr G Yates 1951 Mr G K Anderson Dr D R Bainbridge Brigadier A E Baxter Professor B J Birch FRS Hon Mr P A Brandt Field Marshal Sir John Chapple GCB CBE DL Mr W B Cook Lord Cunliffe Mr W M Fernie OBE Dr D C Handscomb Professor R Jackson FRS Mr B I Nathan Mr P H Stickland Professor D T Swift-Hook 1952 Professor S S Bleehen Professor Emeritus M H Brooke Dr D B Candlin Mr R S Don (d) Mr H J Easterling The Revd R J Friars Mr T A R Guldman Mr D C Hambidge Dr J R Hardy Dr R M Lodge The Revd Canon Roland Meredith Mr R J O’Neill CMG The Hon. Nigel Parker Mr R Pryor (d) Mr B Samuels Mr D F Snook Mr F G Storey

Mr J N Vinen Mr H Ward OBE The Viscount Weir Mr R J Wilson Dr T Wolf Mr D J Woodhams 1953 Dr J Antebi Mr R D Baggaley Mr I Bentley Mr M J Brett Dr M T T Bryant Mr W A Cadell Mr O J Colman Mr D B Cuming Mr J C Demmar Mr M J Evans Mr J E Feavearyear The Revd J S Fordham Mr P J Houghton Mr M Knowles Dr A D McLachlan FRS Dr E E L Mitchell Mr V M Morton Mr R A B Nicolle Mr R Prescott Mr M Rendall Mr V A Smith Mr S L C Tester Mr J H Webb Mr B S Wessely Mr M R Wood 1954 Mr P D Burnford Dr G A Chinner Dr A O Davies Professor S M Fordham OBE Mr E T Gartside (d) Mr R C Gray Mr M A Kaye Dr A C Klottrup MBE Mr J C R D Knight Dr C H B Mee OBE (d) Dr A A Mikolajczak Dr J M Oxbury FRCP Mr C D Power

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Sir William Reid KCB FRSE In memory of Dr J D Roberts Mr T K Shutt Mr C W Taylor-Young Mr E M A Thompson Professor C T C Wall FRS Mr K G P Woolley 1955 Mr C I Bateman Mr M J Ben-Nathan Mr B R Bryan Dr P K Buxton FRCP In memory of Dr R H G Charles TD Dr N K Coni Dr A Davey (d) Mr G J J Fuzzey Dr D G Gibson Mr M A B Harrison Mr J V Jenkins Dr A P Joseph FSG MRCGP Mr D G Lewthwaite Mr B Medhurst BEM Mr J D Morris Mr B J Moser Professor D J Murray Mr J C P Oxenham The Revd G F Parsons Dr M G Priestley The Lord Scott of Foscote Mr R C Southwell QC Mr H J F Taylor Dr G E R Vaughan The Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe PC Hon 1956 Mr R S C Abel Smith The Revd P H Addenbrooke Mr R E Cawthorn Dr R Courtenay-Evans Mr T H R Crawley Mr S D Eccles Mr G T F Fletcher FRSA Mr H Fox Dr I H Gibson Mr C S Hall OBE TD DL Mr H C E Harris CBE Dr G A W Hornett Mr J Kelly Mr I J Lord Dr J B Messenger Mr I P Nixon Mr A A Stowell Dr J C Symons FRCP FRCPCH

Mr T M Whitaker Mr M A Winkler Mr A M Zane 1957 Mr A P Barclay-Watt Mr J H W Beardwell TD FCSI (Hon) Mr L P H Bennett Mr N S Brown Professor S F Bush Mr R R Cockroft Dr A J M F Eisinger FRCP Mr A C R Elliott Sir Edward Evans-Lombe Sir Patrick Fairweather KCMG Mr G Francis Dr T J G Francis Mr R A Griffiths Mr R W Horner Mr D S B Jamieson Dr D S King Dr P H Langton Mr C J Lowe CVO Mr R H Macdonald Mr R W Mackworth-Praed Mr A J Massie CBE Professor H K Moffatt FRS Mr C A F Newman Mr M A Parry-Wingfield Mr R J L Paul Professor R F W Pease Dr J D H Pilkington The Revd J H Platts Mr S R M Price FREng Mr E W Saville Mr A J Seager-Smith Mr R B Skepper Mr D C Stewart Mr P W Strachan Mr J G Thompson Mr B M P ThompsonMcCausland Dr J Verity Mr R Wilson Mr E G Zahar 1958 The Earl Baldwin of Bewdley Mr A G Barker Dr J G P Barnes Professor P G Bowers Mr J R Boyle Mr P J Brock Sir Andrew Buchanan KCVO

Mr J M Cockcroft Mr R Courchee Dr J H P Cuddigan Dr J Czaykowski Mr B H Denham Mr E J Farge Mr J F C Garnett Mr M S A Goodchild Mr D A Jones Professor W J Jones Mr J R W Keates Mr D A Kenrick Mr D G Knott Professor J M Lonsdale Dr J N Mansbridge Mr M J McCormick Smith Dr M P McOnie Mr K E J Monkhouse Dr J C K Pang Mr N P Parkinson OBE Mr G B Patterson The Rt Hon. Sir Malcolm Pill Mr J C Pilling Dr W F C Purser Mr G V Rainey Dr G H R Rowell Dr A W A Rushton Mr P E Strzelecki Mr R T Townley Mr O L van Someren Professor P T Wilson 1959 Dr J F Avery Jones CBE Mr M F Bott Mr S F Brown Mr J K Buckle Mr D S Burnand Mr G M Buxton Sir Dominic Cadbury Dr M R Church Mr W A Crowther Dr G Dorey Dr M J Gregory Dr J J Hall Mr J W Harris FSA FRSA Professor B Harte Mr M Hoffman Mr P R Hutt Mr M J Innes Mr D A Langfield The Revd J P Lefroy Mr E R Macdonald Dr H Meadows Mr J C Morton Sir Peter Ohlson Bt Mr D R Price

Mr D Putnam Dr C B Snowdon Mr N K W Williamson Mr I J Willis Mr G Wilsher The Revd Peter Wilson Dr P R Wilson 1960 Mr J G W Agnew Mr G O C Allhusen Mr R E Beveridge Mr M K Bevir Mr M J Boxford Dr A H Bridle Mr M J Brooke Mr N C Brown Mr F J H Cairns Dr T M G Cloughley Dr A J Cornford Mr P D C Eley Mr M G Falcon Dr T L Faulkner Dr C Field Dr P Furniss Mr J M Graham-Campbell Mr W A H Hamilton Professor R Hillenbrand Dr J P E Hodgson The Revd Canon Anthony Hulbert Lord Hunt of Chesterton CB FRS Mr G P McAlester Mr R D Musson Mr R H Myddelton Mr J B Onians Dr H M Palmer FRCP Mr A F Pemberton DL Mr P N Poole-Wilson Mr F S Potter His Hon. Robert Prendergast Mr R W G Raybould Mr J Richdale Professor D J S Robinson Professor J G Rushton Mr D R Scott Mr M D Shankland Mrs S M Siddle Mr A J Soundy Mr S C V Ward 1961 Mr R Ascott Dr P L Bransby FREng The Revd D I A Brazell Mr H B Budd

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1963

Mr C G Coulter MIChemE Mr D J Cumings Mr P E R Davis Mr A W R FitzHugh Mr R J Garrett Mr G S Grange Mr R B Hines CEng Mr D C Humphreys Mr D A Iliff Mr P E Lazenby Dr D J R Lloyd-Evans Dr A A MacMillan Mr D M G Martin Mr R G Miller Professor N J Morgan Brigadier J M A Nurton OBE MC The Hon. Sir Michael Pakenham KBE CMG Dr E M Palandri Mr D R Seaton Mr I C Smart Mr J S Stephens Mr D P Swain Mr R B Waite 1962 Mr J K A Alderson Mr R M Andrewes Mr D W Barclay

Mr H P Brown The Revd A J Butcher Mr A J Campbell Mr M G Chandler Mr R D Clews Professor C C Davis Mr P L Huxtable CEng Mr L C F Ingerslev Mr A C Lloyd Mr P H Mackey (d) Dr A J Matthew Dr J S McGee Mr A P McMullen Mr R I Menzies-Gow Mr I E G Miller Mr M M Mollet Mr A P Mornement Mr A S Morrison Mr P J Owen Mr E D S Page Mr J J R Pope OBE DL Mr D J Ross Mr A F Shewan Mr M R Sinker Mr G A Tarrant Lord Wedgwood Mr A D Weir Air Commodore M Williamson-Noble

Mr T E Allen Professor J L Axtell Mr C B B Beauman Sir Peter Bottomley MP Dr C J Bruton (d) Mr G L Buckingham Dr A K Canter Colonel W J Chesshyre Mr C R R Corbett Mr G L Davies Dr D W Day Mr P J A Driscoll Mr B H T Elliot Mr P F Everall CBE Professor P S Friedmann Dr H F Hambly DRCOG MRCGP Mr J R Herrick The Hon. J Hill Professor R O Hynes Mr J B H Lucia Mr N MacInnes Dr D D Oakes MD Commodore R M Parker RN Mr G J N Payne Mr P R W Pemberton Professor R Pynn Dr R H Robson Mr F Seddon The Revd R J Tetlow Mr P J G Wigley Mr A R Wilkinson Mr P M Wilson Mr J S Wood 1964 Mr P C Akerhielm Mr A Aldred Sir Geoffrey Bowman KCB QC Dr J S Bradbrook Dr J B Bridge Mr A M Burnett Mr R A Chamberlain Mr J R Coates Mr N A F Comfort Mr R G Courtney Mr J L Davies Professor T E Derry Mr R J Dix-Pincott Mr C H B Dorin Mr M D T Faber Mr D O Forfar FRSE Mr J V Godfray Mr R A Jennings Dr T P R Linnecar Mr R M Lloyd-Price

Mr D G Manns Mr D K Martin PGCE Dr J L A Nazareth Mr P A Odgers The Lord Phillimore Mr R M Prichard Canon Dr Robert Reiss Mr S C Rogers Mr H M C Rowe Mr I D Sale Professor R A Sharp Professor T E Stacey Mr D R B Whitehouse QC Mr R D Wilkinson CVO Dr P S Zuckerman 1965 Mr J H Ashby Dr R E Ashton Professor J A J Barbara Professor M P Bartlett Mr H M Boggis-Rolfe Mr D W Boxford Mr J M Bradley Mr R Brown Mr S Clarke Mr M P Clements Professor J H Cobbe Mr J A Connor Mr P H Conze His Hon. Judge Alasdair Darroch Mr E C Davies Mr N P Duffin Mr G A Ellis Dr H D Empsall Mr M J Friedman Mr R N Goode Dr D C Heggie Mr J M Hepplestone Mr D J Hunt Mr A H S Johnson Professor W Karl Mr H K Khalil Mr A J Leitner Mr C A Liddle Mr M G Lord Dr R M Malbon Mr I P Mann Mr A N McKenzie Mr C P McMullen Mr R J Moran Dr E Munro Sir John Parsons KCVO Mr I R Peacock Professor R Petchey Mr A A Preiskel

List of Donors

Mr J B Rawlings Mr A J G Redshaw Dr C Reisner Mr J Robertson Dr J A Scott TD Mr A M Seddon Baron Ajit Shetty Mr G G Silver Dr J T Simpson Dr F P Stefanini Professor M R J Svasti Dr R A Swallow Mr S V Twilley Mr D F Wharton Mr J S White Dr E A Williams Mr R C S Wilson The Revd Canon Professor R A Yates Dr R L Zimmern 1966 Mr P T Bedford-Smith His Hon. Judge John Behrens Mr D A Benjamin Mr A J Beveridge Mr P L S Bradstreet Mr D W Carverhill Mr N T Davey FCA Mr C W Daws

Mr R H Evans Mr A D Firman Mr C P B Freeman Dr K B Gove Mr R S Guha Dr A T Hambly Mr R F Harris Dr C J H Ingoldby Professor Dr M G K Jones Mr T N MacCaw Mr D J H Moore-Gwyn Mr O D Moorhouse Mr C F Morsley Mr C W Noel Mr C W Peachey Dr R S Pereira Mr M B Ratsey Mr T C J Ridley OBE Sir Stephen Silber Mr L M Synge Mr R E Tolley Gp Capt Mike Trace OBE DL MA FRAeS RAF(Ret’d) Dr A J Wills Mr P C Wilson 1967 Mr M R Allison TD Mr M P L Barran Dr A R Beal Mr J Boorstin

Mr C J Bosanquet Mr J A F Buxton Mr A C Cassidy MBE Mr M G Copeland Dr J M Couriel FRCP FRCPCH Dr R S Craxton Mr L K Edkins The Earl of Erroll Mr P J Freeman CBE QC Professor A H Harker Mr C R Harrison Mr K A R Harwood Mr P R W Hensman OBE DL Mr D A G Hill Mr R Hill Dr N J Holloway Dr K J Howlett Mr J N Humphrey Mr I G Jarry Mr A V Kirwan Mr R C Lister Mr I C Macdougall In memory of Mr T S Moran Dr P Nagenthiram Mr M C E Ormiston Mr T Philp MB BChir Dr P R Smith (d) Dr R A Smith Mr N G Strong Dr C A Stubbings

Dr B R Sutton FBCS CEng CITP Mr M W Thomson-Glover Mr R W Tutt Mr M W M Warren Mr C S Whitman Mr K M Wilkinson Mr P Williams Mr A J Wise 1968 Dr I H Akroyd Mr R D J Barker Professor J A Barnden Professor M J Brown FMedSci Lord Clement-Jones CBE Mr M A Cooke Mr P R Daws Mr N Faragher Dr P W Forder Professor C H B Garraway CBE The Revd J N Hamilton Mr J F S Hervey-Bathurst CBE DL The Revd Dr R D Holder Dr C Housby-Smith Mr N H Humphrys Mr P J Lewis Mr C I Llewelyn The Revd C S Minchin Mr R D Mytton-Mills

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Dr G Owen Mr B L H Powell Mr N G Rogers Dr D S H Rosenthal Mr G J Sanders Dr S H D Shaw Mr R C Smallwood Dr I A F Stokes Mr N P M Taverner Mr M A Threadgold 1969 Mr A S Allen Mr R Boggis-Rolfe Mr J W Butler Mr W B Close Mr S P Collins Dr D A Colman Mr N Cullen Mr J D Dixon OBE Mr E C Duff Sir William Ehrman KCMG Professor S Haberman Mr J M Hadley Mr G L Harvey His Hon. Judge Roger Hetherington Mr C A Ignatowicz Dr D M G Jenkins Dr M H Kay Professor D W F Kerr Dr K J MacDermott Dr M D McGuinness Dr K J Moriarty CBE Sir John Ramsden Bt Mr T J Rollings Mr A C T W Russell Mr P H Smith Professor C J Smyth Mr A P Strickland Mr A J Taylor Mr A M R Tod Dr A G Trangmar Sir David Verey CBE Mr J M Wallace CEng Professor J R F Walters FRCP Dr C J K Williams Dr H A Wilson Mr J P Withinshaw Dr N J B Young 1970 The Revd Canon Peter Adams (former Chaplain) Dr G W Amphlett His Hon. Judge Peter Armstrong

Mr H F Bacon Dr B J Banks Dr A Benghiat Mr W J Bird MBE The Lord Blackwell Mr J F Burd Mr R T H S P Burridge Dr R D Buxton MBE DL Sir Andrew Cahn KCMG Dr N P Chotiros Mr J G Clarke Dr J F Coakley Mr M J Fetherston The Rt Hon. Sir Christopher Floyd Mr J A D Gilmore Mr A A Hogarth QC Dr R C Hook FRSA Mr C J P Iliff Mr I T Jackson Mr M J A Karlin Mr G H Lester Mr J H W Lloyd CBE Dr P A C Moore Mr J C Passmore Dr J C Phillips Mr J G Polsue The Rt Hon. Sir David Richards Mr R B Saunders Mr P S Serfaty Mr G A Shenkman Mr D M Stoughton Dr J L Thorogood Dr N D Trounce Sir Gregory Winter CBE FRS 1971 Mr L A Ahamed Mr N C Akass Mr H J Alexander Lord Arbuthnot of Edrom Mr P L Banner Mr A J Bates Mr N L Bragg Mr J W Burton Mr R M Buxton Mr B J Callaghan Mr J R Clegg Mr C M Cohen Dr E D Cokelet Mr J K G Dart Professor J H Davenport Mr S D Dias Dr J C Dilworth Professor N D N Donaldson

Mr P M Elliott Dr I W Fellows FRCP Dr M J Glynn Mr G F Grimes Mr M C Hicks Mr T J R Hill Mr J W Hirst QC (d) Mr P Kearney Mr D R Kershaw Professor L D Lewis Dr P R Maidment Dr A T McNeile Mr J Miller Mr J Ormerod Dr P J T Pearson Mr P J Poncelet Mr J Prentice Sir James Scott Bt Mr N J P Sherratt Dr C D Spink Mr L B Williams Mr N Wiseman 1972 Mr M P Beard The Revd G L Bray Mr R A J Capps Mr M J Conway Mr P A Conyers Mr M H Griffiths Sir Mark Havelock-Allan QC Mr C Langridge Mr M J Lee Colonel M P Manson Mr F M Mitchell Mr D Parkes Dr M T J Seymour Mr J C Shakeshaft Mr R N Shapiro Mr G G Stimson Mr G M Von Mehren Mr E R T Waley Mr R T Whitehouse Mr T R Wik Mr R Wilkinson 1973 Professor E J Baker Mr M J A Banfi Mr R H Barbour PGCE Mr M R Barrie Mr J E Beerbower The Rt Hon. the Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth Mr D A Bowen Mr R Broughton Dr G Dear FRCA

Dr C G Floyd Mr K Green Mr R B Gross Mr R Gwynne Mr F L Heard Mr C R Lucas Dr S Mollett ACA Mr T J O’Sullivan Dr H J Pearson OBE Mr L E Pickett Mr J M Rudd-Jones Mr C C Scott Sir Christopher Scott Mr P J Walker Mr M B Wasser Mr D E Woodman Mr G C Woods Mr R G Wye Mr A J V Yeomans 1974 Mr J M Anderson Mr H M W Borrill FSA Mr C D Bragg Mr R Brooman Mr A J M Chamberlain Mr J M Croock Mr A T Fisher Mr J E Francis Mr J B Goodbody Professor R E Hawkins Dr D P Kennedy (e) Professor R S MacKay FRS FInstP FIMA Mr S Mazzola Mr M G Norman Mr A D Parsons Mr H F Shanks Mr B H Taylor Mr C A Webster Dr A H Williams Mr R L Winterbourne 1975 Mr R W P Apps Dr G Arjavalingam Mr N R Arnot Mr A J Banton Mr P J Barnard Professor L Bonfield Mr M R Booty Dr A P Carverhill Mr W M R Dawkins Mr P S Dhillon Professor P A Durbin Dr P S Hammond Mr M C Hughes

List of Donors

Mr M Izienicki Mr M R Kipling Mr P W Knapton Mr G R D Lay Mr G D Leak Dr J A Lorsong Dr G A Luzzi FRCP Mr C W Matthews Mr A H Parks Mr R G Paterson Mr R G Pilgrim Mr J G Richardson Mr S Roberts QPM Mr P C Russell Dr H B Ryan Mr N D Scarboro Mr G B Smith Mr B C Swartz Mr T O G Wethered 1976 Mr D J Barnard Mr A N Berent Mr P J Brand Mrs T Brett (McLean) Mr T R Butler-Stoney Mr C E M Clark Mr M D M Davies Mr J P de Lavis Mr M J T Edwards Mr H C E Eyres Professor S Fields Mr C S Gibbs Mr P N A Girvan Dr S L Grassie Ms L J Hamblen Mr S H Hind Dr T P H Jones Mr G A Kay Mr J A A Kilby FCA Dr M P Little Mr A J C Macaulay Mr P M Meredith Mr M S Middleditch Mr A W J Morgan Mr D W Morgan Mr I M Partridge Professor L M Pepall Professor S L Peyton Jones FRS Mr A J Scott Mr A J Senior (d) Dr R W P Stonor Mr P C Tennant Professor H J W Thomas Mr N H Thomas Mr K W Topley

Mr M G Woods Professor G G Worster 1977 The Hon. Charles Boscawen Mr V R Boyette Mr H D Brodie Mr T J Clarke Mr S G Cooper Professor L Cordero-Lecca Dr T Datta Professor J C Dibble FRSCM Mr I C Fowler Mr R K Gabbertas Mr G R C Graham Mr P E Hagger Mr J M Harris Mr P D Hill Mr M D Katzenellenbogen Mr C R Lambert Mr B M McCorkell Mr S S F Noble Dr T J Reed Mr C W Rixson Mr J Shack Judge Greg Sinfield Ms B A Singer Mr D J C Sington Mr A C J Solway Mr R L Streat Mr J P Tunnicliffe Mr I C Watmore 1978 Mrs C J Allen (Bollworthy) Mr R S Bailey Mr G M Barnard Mr M J Beale Mr M A Biggs Professor A Bradley FRS Mr S K Choi Mr A D Crampton FCA Mrs L W M Davison (Barker) Dr T A M Ehrman Dr R W Hall Mrs S P Imgrund (Moss) Mrs V Jacka (Mackworth-Praed) Mr S T Jolley Dr J E Lefroy (Mackay) Mr M J Lewis Ms J R Lindgren Mr G C Matthews Dr B Meyer-Witting Dr F E Nickl (Geupel) Mr R G Petrie Mr C F Roxburgh

Dr B E H Saxberg Mr W P Schwitzer Ms K Scott Mrs M J Stannard (Stacey) Mr P D G Tompkins Mr J P D Williams Dr A K H Yoong 1979 Mr J E B Bevan Mrs R M E Borgars (Payne) Miss F M Cadwallader Dr M F Cherry Ms E Cranmer Dr H Curtis Mr A F de Courcy Ling Mr R L Earle Professor A J Elliott-Kelly FInstP Mr G Ernest Ms V Francis Mr G W J Goodfellow QC Mr C P Hancock QC Mrs D Hancock (Galloway) Mr A R Haynes Ms K L Haynes (Turner) Ms L E Ireland Mr S P G Jones Dr C P Kaplanis Mr W C W Lau Mr O A Mardin Professor P Marshall Mr G A Matthews Mr G B McInroy Dr R E Morse Mr J C Murphy Mr V A Neuman Mr A J Pickup Mrs M K Priaulx (Hall) Professor F Ranchetti Dr A M Singhvi Mr N J S Taylor-Young Mrs M C Timmerman (Watts) Dr D R E Timson Mr J A von Klemperer Mr N C Westbury 1980 Mr A J R Bonser (d) Mrs B J Bonser (Fuller) Miss H E Briggs Mr W de Wied Dr B Dorman Dr J M Edwards Miss E E Fearnhamm Dr P R Fields

Mrs K A Fisher (Jones) Mr C G N Galliver Mr S J S Gulland Mr J E Heath Mrs Y Kyriacou-Sycallidou (Kyriacou-Christodoulou) Dr D Leifer Mrs S L A Louette (Rollison) Mr G R W MacGinnis Dr R J Miller Dr J F Money-Kyrle Professor J A Murphy Professor W Ng Mr J M Oppenheim Mr A Papoulias Mr M L Perry Mrs A L Piper (Bell) Mr N R Scarles Mr R A Scott Mr R M Slynn Mr S M Tuke Mrs N von Bismarck OBE (Kheraj) Dr W von Reinersdorff Mr P M Williams 1981 Mr E S Ang Dr T J Arneson Mr C J E Bird Dr C L Brown Mr D C Brunt Mr R D Carter (d) Mr P T Cummins Mr C Denyer Dr C A H Fisher MRCP Dr R C Hutchings Mrs E J Jack (Shorten) Mr J Kelly Mr D G Leith Mr P Lillington Mrs K F P Matthews (Lasok) Dr M I Morris Mr W H Morris Mrs F J Nelmes (Nalder) Mr S H Niman Mr J R D Peattie Mr P F Price Mr J A Priestley Dr A J Radcliffe Mr P B Rathbone Mr S D J T Rowe Miss C A Ryba Professor C A SeymourRichards (e) former Dr C E Smith Mr R J H Southgate

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Dr J A Spayne Mr M R Streat Mr S C Taylor-Young Mr R D Temple Mr E D C Thornton Ms F C Warburton Mr B G Wheeler 1982 Dr J L Beaven Mr S W Berger Mr A M Blamey Mr C J Blewden Mrs C M Bradley (Owens) Mr R J Bruce Mr P T Bryant Mr D S Burns Miss E F Clark Mr I Coulson Professor A G Galione FMedSci FRS Mrs K M Gentles (Parsons) Mr R A W Goodman DL Mr J C Goodwin Mr N J Hall Mr D G Hay Ms C Hemsley Mr J P Hickman Mr C L D Hide Mr R D Jack Mr M E Jenner Mr M Kerridge Mr I C S Lyon Dr J D A MacGinnis Mr J R H Maw Professor J McKernan FRS Mrs J E Miller (Halsall) Mr F J Murphy Mr P P L Nanson Mr J J Oates Mrs C J T Peacock (Lyon) Mr C B Pettit Mr T H G Saunders Ms C J Shelley Mr A C Shore Dr R A Stansfield Mr P J Stevens Mr C M Ten Brink Mr J H Toyn Dr K M Webb-Peploe Mr T A Wilkinson Mr G S Williams 1983 Professor J Acrivos Mrs H J Adam (Gooch) Mr T N Adam QC

Dr R G Andrew Mr G J A Baddoo CEng Mr C V Ben-Nathan Mr F W M Burkitt Mr R B Christian Dr K L Chua Dr M C de Jode (Murphy) Mr J E R Dent Mr N C Denyer (e) Mr A C L Dyson Mr J R Evans-Tovey Mr D J Goodwin Dr B S Gray Dr A E Griffiths Dr I S Hall Dr I Henderson Mrs C M S Ling (Wight) Mrs C A M Mash (de Sousa Turner) Mr T E Molner Dr B Moselle Mr A J Newman Mr J J Parker Dr C J C Remfry Mr S M Robson Mr P M Seth Dr J E Steen (Bastin) Mr S C Vyvyan Professor M C Walker Mr J D Weight Mr K J F West Mrs C E Wildfire (Pease) Mrs S H P Williams

1984 Mr G L Adams His Hon. Judge Robert Adams Professor A Alavi Dr T S Andrews Mr J N Bell Mr C H R Bracken Mr A K F Butterfield Mr P A Cadell Mr N J Cobb Mr S J Davis Dr P D Flynn Mrs J A Hammett (Owen) Mr H Hampson Mr A T G Hill Miss F E Hobday Dr J N A Hornigold Dr J C Johnson-Ferguson (Getley) Lt Colonel Sir M E JohnsonFerguson Bt Mrs B L Kilpatrick (Windsor) Mrs C F L Knight (Weller) Mrs V E Leng (Hoare) Ms S J Luder Mr R Pavesi Mr M A Pedroz Mrs A J Penney (Maxwell) Mr C J A Penney Mr R J Perrins Dr S J Pilkington Brigadier R J Rider CBE Mr J Robson Ms K U Rook

Mr A K Rubin Ms A C Smith Mr J C Taylor Dr A D Wilmshurst (Smith) 1985 Mr R S N Ames Dr W C Au Miss V A Barrett (Snowdon) Mr E Caffyn Mrs S S Cunningham (Kirkpatrick) Ms J G da Silva OBE Mr T A Dingemans Mr R J H Edwards QC Mr P J Elston Mrs S Fletcher (Weinberg) Mr B T S Gladstone Dr F H Gordon Mr S G M Hirtzel Mr C Howe Mrs S A A Langton-Gilks (Langton) Ms J E Lewis Matricciani (Lewis) Mrs C H Linfoot McLean (Linfoot) Mr J M Moleman Mr C M Newbold Mrs S C K Otaki Dr I C Parsons Mrs D E Philpott (Shield) Mr M L Poole Mr S L Rees Dr A P Selby

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Dr N E Cackett Professor P Collinson CBE (d) FBA (e) Mr J D Comer Professor F W M Fordham Mr W N E Gardner Dr E W Kwok The Hon. Mr Justice Godfrey Lam Ms J C Lyon Mr N W Maddock Lt Colonel A B Methven Dr W K Phoa Mr M Radford Mr E N Reed Dr N M Riley Dr F S Samaria Mr D L C Solomon Mr D A S Stephens Ms M A Taggart Dr S R Wall Mr M F Warriner Dr A Weller Mr E C Wilson Mr R Wisniowski 1989

Mr M J Storey Mr C A S Swan Mr M J Vanhegan QC Dr B G J Wichers Schreur Mr C D Wyllie 1986 Mr M S Albright Ms S J Angus Mr D A B Babington-Smith Mr A S R Barrett Mr M Bass Dr R E Bleehen Mr H J P G Bottomley Mr J J Bruton Mr A P Burnford Miss J A Carp Dr C J Clarke Mr S J Dann Dr T M Farrar Mrs V G Ford MP (Pollock) Dr B K Fred-Mensah Professor H R French Mrs V E Gough (Feely) Mrs J L Gray (Barker) Mr S P Gray Mr T N Hall Mrs R M Hampson (Gibson)

Dr D Linardatos Mr R O’Sullivan Mr J F Pelham-Burn Mr A F Rice Mr P J Richmond Mr C B Rodgers Mr E J Saunders Mr M A J Sutton Miss L H Teverson Mr D T Thornton 1987 Mr S J Axford Mr M D Beaney Ms K I Cook Dr P A Davis Mrs S M Fraser (Struthers) Miss J A Gazzard Mr T R Hall Lady Annabel Hervey-Bathurst (Warburg) Mr W Hoon FCIM FHKIoD MSID Mr R A Kenny Mr T C Macey-Dare QC Dr S M Manning Dr S P Millard Mr A A Montagu Dr N M Neary

Mr W Nicoll Mr A P Osborne Dr L C Parlett Dr M Patel Mr D C Perry Ms S E Roques Mrs S Sanderson (Gaffney) Dr A Schaafsma Mrs C Sears (Elliott) Dr A W Sheppard Dr W Shih Mr C G Southey Dr B Tandon Mr G F Thompson Miss C J Thornton Mr S J Turnill Mr A P D Walker QC Mr N White Mr F K Yap Dr X Zhang 1988 Mr S M Ashford Mr D O Benaim Mr P A Brice Mr P J Brown Mr S K Brown Professor J P Burnside

Mr M S Aird Mr A H F Armstrong Dr F C S Bakaeen Mr C J M Brown Ms C L Bubna-Kasteliz Dr D S Chatterjee Mr M A Davis Mr R Davis Mrs A V Dent (Stanton) Mr N A H Dent Professor T C Eley Mr T N Flemming Mr T C Flynn Ms C Fyall Mr R J Hammond Miss G H Keeley Dr R S Kushwaha Mr G H Langworthy Mr S W Lascelles The Revd C J Litzenberger (Wiles) Mr J D Mann Mr J A Marshall Mrs R L Marshall (Shannon) Mr C J Newman Mr S H Pickard Mr L C Richdale Mr H A Salmon Mr M Satchithananthan Mr N R Trotman

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Dr C R Turner Mr N S Venkateswaran Mr I G Weatherby Mrs P A Whiteside Tomkins (Whiteside) Mrs R A Yates (Daldorph) Dr R W Zemmel 1990 Mrs V J T Back (Harper) Mr T Barker Dr P M Barrett Mr D J D Beaven Dr D Chart Dr G Deutscher Mr T R Eddy Mr D N Eleftheriou Dr T D Hadfield Mr D J Herbert Mr H C Hsia Mr D J Knight Mr W M A Land Dr S J S Lister Mrs K Mann (Dunstan) Mr N R V W Pointon Ms A J D Pollack (Greystoke) Dr A Qasim Mr M T Reynolds Mr J V Romeo Mr K S Shaw Mrs I H Slaney (Jolley) Mr A Stevens Miss F J Wilson Mr G C Woodruff Dr Y Y Yeo 1991 Mr R A Alton Mrs H J Beedham (Bennett) Mr J A Benson Mr N M Clayton Mr S P Conkling Ms S L Cunliffe Miss M J Forsyth Mr J R Fox Mr D M Furber Mr R F Gill Dr C R Goddard Dr E L A Ionides Dr T C Killian Ms W H W Kwan Mrs H K Leach (Wiseman) Mrs R Matthews (Taylor) Mr T G M Mitcheson QC Mr K E F Mullaley Mr C D Murphy Dr H Ramanathan

Dr R Rummery (Edwards) Mr J W Sleigh Mr N J Tyce Mr S Windeler Mr N G Yates QC 1992 Dr P J Boyle (Hartley) Mrs H Brennan (Rahman) Mr R Burgess Mrs J Burnett Reed (Burnett) Mr C F Camilleri Ms S L H Chia Mr J A Dennett Mr T W R Hayward Mr T Hornbuckle Mr J D Leake Mr B Leech Mr J E O’Brien Miss N S Pilbeam Mr E M G Rigaux Mrs S K Shashank (Svati Madhukar Kania) Mr P D Taylor Mrs L C Terry (Morfill) Dr C M Wierzynski Mrs S E Wright (Billington) 1993 Mr C J B Allsop Mr P T Boyle Mr J de Swaan Dr D Forsythe Professor D Furniss FRCS Mr G J Gordon Commander M M H Hsu Mr A A McNeil Mr J P Moorhead Mrs H M L Morgan (Halcrow) Mr T A Pasfield Mr D Rendall Mr J M Rogers Mrs C L Rushton (Tomlin) Miss S F Tubb Dr J R C Whyte 1994 Mr J F Anderson Mr D J Appleton Mr K S Backhouse Dr C Bergemann Mr P J Blundell Dr P E Carvounis Ms G A Cassy Mr A J Colville Mr D J Curtis Mr D T Darley

Dr F L C de Vivo Mr P L Foo Dr A L Gonzalez-Munoz Mr S A Healy Dr J P Heritage Mr M P Holmes Mr N J Holtham Ms C M Lawrie Mr S J Liddiard Dr P Loo Dr R E Lowe Dr S Lutchmaya Mr O R Orangun Dr C S Pedersen Dr I Petej Miss D M Richardson Mr S A Roe Dr P Rychenkova Dr A J A B Seeley Ms V A Stapleton Dr F M Welsh Mr M R J Wiseman Mr P R Woods Ballard Mr N F A Worsley Dr F Yang ACA 1995 Mr M T Arnold Dr B Béres Mr J P Bevan Mr N E Chase Mr A J Cowie Dr E T Crane Miss E R Easterbrook Mr C C S Ingram Ms A M Kiukas-Pedersen (Kiukas) Mr J L Livingstone Mrs J O M Loveridge (Elliott) Mr A W A Marshall Mr I S Parkinson Mr A D Pavlovich Mr M R Potter Dr S T Rottinghaus Mr T B Sebire Dr M P Simmonds Mr R G B Spencer Mr T M Wolff 1996 Dr C R Barnes Mr T J S Blunt Mr M C Boardman Mr M R Boyd Mr C M Bradley Mr R G Brown Mr T A L Burns

Mr P T J Casey Dr M A Dmitriev Dr L M Drage Dr M G Elrod (Gibellato) Dr B G Fisher (Evans) Mr G Fisher Dr W J Fletcher Miss J Gill Mr J W Glazebrook CEng Dr J J Green Dr C I Harding Mr A J Hogley Miss S M Kummutat Mr C K Lee Mr G B Lefroy Mr A J MacDonald Miss S A March Mr R G Moore Mrs L H Mytton (Green) Mr A Roy Mr A H S Sheikh Dr J C Westerhoff 1997 Dr J R Aston Mr H Ballmann Mr S J Blackburn Mr D Calem Ferreira Mr C E R Crowson Mr M N Cunningham Mr K Dauda Mr N R Dholakia Mr S M Eyre Mr P N Goeke Mr H C Lam Ms V Manickavasagar Ms H L Pacquement Mr C R Phipps Mr T A Richards Mr A C Robinson Mr L O Robinson Dr W A Thorne 1998 Miss R J Avery Dr A Barua Dr S F Daruvala (e) Mr J M Glass Mr M G Price Ms C N Robert Mr T W Rose Mr A D Scott Mr B J D Shaw Mr M R Temple Mr C V Walford Mr D Walker Dr S L Webster

List of Donors

1999 Ms T A Ang Mr S S T Chan Mr A Chung Ms K Cserep Mrs E M S Davies (Major) Dr R Hager Dr T J Howat Mr W Hutchinson Ms J K Miles (e) Mrs L E Parish (Pratt) Mr G Ringer Mr D G Rose Mr A Shah Dr D J Shaw Dr M W Shea Mr B G Speedy Mr W J E Swan Mr G B M van den Driessche Dr G M von Hippel Dr A Wilson Mr H Zheng 2000 Dr S E Adams Dr T J Barnet-Lamb Miss M Bellemare Ms A Berry Dr K A Bevan (George) Dr A R Darley (Russell)

Mr T E Dupernex Dr K A Farrell Dr A D Hemery Mrs C J Hodkinson (Morrell) Dr J D T Jane Dr H B Lau Ms L Mu Mr J T O’Connor Dr D G Paine Dr M H Sankey Mr C J Shampine Professor H K Taylor Mr W Z Z Wee Mr A C C Wong 2001 Dr D S Z M Boctor Ms H Burton Ms B L Chantry Mr M D Clark Dr I A Coomaraswamy Dr T H Fell MB ChB Mr E W Holroyd Pearce Dr R H Lande Ms Q F Lau Mr K Noble-Nesbitt Dr R C Ponniah Dr S J Rees Ms L Taylor

2002 Mr P F Agar Ms S Bae (Kang) Miss C E Bell Mr R Bullock Mr D M Clarke Dr T D Coker Mr T Cox Dr T J Evans Mrs J E Lampers (Farthing) Mr M Lavingia Mr S C S Lew Dr A Mehonic Ms R J Munro Dr M J New Mr Z Patel Mr R Starkov Mr A Unarket Dr Q Wang 2003 Dr T Z Ang Mr O C Butler Miss M Dawson Mrs E Dean (Burnett Rae) Mr D Francis Mr P J Horler Dr E S Jackson Dr L Jackson (Parker) Mr J Kinman Mr J L O’Connell Miss L M Osepciu Mr T Saeed Mrs C P Solk (Balchin) Mr P K Y Tang Miss H E Usmar 2004 Professor J R Allison Mrs R L Belcher (Brown) Ms J V Bradley Mr T H H Cheung Dr H Chou Mr P Z Cui Mr A R Davies Miss A Hadziabdic Mr E E Hughes Miss M Lazarevska Dr T Macura Mr J Molacek Dr R M Nandkishore Dr F Oyesanya Mr T J S Rivett Dr P M Salgård Cunha Mr R Speight Mrs S A M Tang (Donnelly) Dr J Wang

Dr J R Wilkinson Dr Y Zhang 2005 Mr A J I Blacklay Dr H J Braviner Mr A J Brown Mr M S J Collins Mrs C H Crookes (George) Mr J J Crookes Mr A P Davies Mr S S Everington Miss Q Fan Mr J A Farish Mr R A Gray Mr D Hockley Dr Z Huang Mr N J Khan Mr A Klimentov Dr S C Mertes Mrs Z C Pople Dr U A Qadri Dr E C Salgård Cunha (Leadbetter) Mr J Stejskal Mr O B M Walker-Jones Mr A J C Wheble Mr W F Xiang Mr B H Yates Ms L Yu Dr P M Zaczkowski 2006 Dr S Avin The Revd Dr M C Banner (e) Miss K L Barber Mr J Y K Chan Dr M Gu Ms K M Kew Dr J R Kiely Professor A Leighton (e) Miss K V Ludlow Dr F Marini-Balestra Dr F F Rosales-Ortega Ms E V Smith Miss E Starkie Mrs E A Sworder (Hill) Dr A M Talhat Mr H Tang Mr M J Waldron Miss F Yang 2007 Dr P R Calvert Mr H W Chan Mr R Hird

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Dr C J King Dr A J Kruppa Dr T Laskar Miss E Lee Mr K K K Lee Mr B A Li Mr T McTiernan Mr A Moinie Mr E I Morland Dr D Pihler-Puzovic (Pihler) Professor D R Spring (e) Dr R Xu Dr B C Yoon 2008 Dr M A Alvi Dr J O Day Ms S Devakumar Mr H S Harding Mr S A Hardingson Dr D Hockman Mr S Houghton Mr W J B Hughes Mr J A Hutchinson Mr P J Krupa Miss M Liu Mr H H Y Loh Mr M J A McMahon Dr A T T McRae Miss J A Milligan Miss N B Q Nguyen Ms A Nicolaou Dr K Petunin Mr P O Poullaides Dr T M Prince

Miss O F Roberts Mr S Shah Mr L J Sinclair Dr N K Trinh Mrs S E Vinyard (Cunningham) Mr O W C Watson Mr A D Wood Dr Y Zhao 2009 Mr A E C Barrell Miss R H Bingham Mr C Burt Dr N Chernenko Mr R Cholakov Miss E C Colliver Dr P Coulier Dr B R Dixon Dr D A Firth Mr D L Freedman Mr T M Gooderidge Ms K J Lam Dr C P McAuley Dr V C Paraoan Miss S J Peterson Dr S D Smart Mr L Tonna Dr Y T H Vu Miss M Wang Miss X Wang 2010 Mr J Bilimoria Mr M R Hamway

Miss P M Y Jenkins Dr R Jha Mr P Katta Mr J Miles Mr J Mills Miss K Pfeffer Miss H Redgewell Mr M Thornton Miss L M Wright Mr Y Xu Mrs Y Zhu 2011 Mr M P Colebrook Mr J T E Davies Mr A Glebov Mr J S L Koid Miss D Le Professor E M Meyerowitz (e) former Dr F Nie Mr A Ramamurti Mr M P Romanowicz Mr R J C Stroud Mr D S Vasak Miss T Wang 2012 Dr T C Begley Mr Q He Mr P A Hitchcock Miss Y Li Professor D W Oxtoby (former Visiting Fellow Commoner)

Mr A M Patel Mr B Plummer Miss M J S Syeda 2013 Dr C Agbuduwe Miss S Bradley Mr H Foster Davies 2014 Mr L Gast Mr R Shearme 2015 Mr E Polgovsky Ezcurra (e) Fellow Commoner in the Creative Arts (d) Gifts-in-kind We would like to thank the following members for their sponsorship of various alumni events during the past year. 1978 Mr J R Slosar 1978 Mr P D G Tompkins 1988 Mr E C Wilson 1991 Ms W H W Kwan 1993 Mr G J Gordon 1997 Mr H C Lam 2000 Mr C J Shampine Goldman Sachs Google UK

Friends of Trinity Three anonymous Friends. Professor A Acrivos The Tom ap Rhys Pryce Memorial Trust Mr N Avital Mrs H M L Burke BA (Hons) Mrs M J Buxton (d) Dr K Charles Ms M W Clark in memory of Reuben Grove Clark Mrs S Craighill in memory of Dr R Attenborough 1945 H R Creswick Charitable Trust Mr M Darling Mr R Day

The Eranda Rothschild Foundation The Louis and Valerie Freedman Charitable Settlement Mr J J Glickman Goldman Sachs Dr D Goodings Mrs E Halverstam A bequest from the estate of Dr Betty Hill Dr J Hyde Mrs J Image Mr S Image CBE JP Mr J A S Innes

The De Lancey & De La Hanty Foundation McGuireWoods London LLP Mr T Mitchell Mr A Moody Mr P Nicholson Mrs A O’Hanlon Mrs C Pavoncelli Mrs A Peacock The Sir Francis Pemberton Charitable Trust The Max Perutz Fund Mr T Pike Mr T & Mrs K Price Mrs J Quarrie-Roberts Ms J Raines

Mrs P Ryan Raymond and Beverly Sackler Foundation Anton E.B Schefer Foundation Peter Scott Foundation The Stonehouse Educational Foundation The Samuel Storey Family Charitable Trust Mr S Tong & Mrs A Campbell Mrs A Trotter Miss A M Wright (daughter of P G Wright 1950)

List of Great Court Circle Members

The Great Court Circle The Great Court Circle was established to thank those members and friends who have indicated their intention to make a bequest to Trinity. 51 Anonymous Legators

Professor A Acrivos Professor J Acrivos (1983) His Hon. Roderick Adams (1956) The Revd Canon Peter Adams (1970) Dr N W Alcock OBE FSA (1957) Dr R J Aldous (1976) Miss T Alisjahbana (1981) Mr A S Allen (1969) Mrs C J Allen (Bollworthy) (1978) Mr T E Allen (1963) Dr A A Ammora (1997) Mr P G Arbuthnot (1970) Mr J J Asbury-Bailey (1949) Mr B G Ashley (1957)

Dr J G P Barnes (1958) Mr R Bayley (1978) Dr A R Beal (1967) Mr J H W Beardwell TD FCSI (Hon) (1957) Mr J E Beerbower (1973) Dr A Benghiat (1970) Mr J A Benson (1991) Mr A J Beveridge (1966) Mr B T Bibby (1966) Mr B M Bienkowski (1955) Mr C J E Bird (1981) Dr G L A Bird MB BS (1976) Mr H M W Borrill FSA (1974) Mr P Brackfield (1942) Mr G W Bradbrook (1961) Mr M J Brett (1953) Dr A H Bridle (1960) Mr C P Bromley (1977) Mr R Brooman (1974) Mr G L Buchanan (1959) Mr J K Buckle (1959) Mr D A Bulfield (1958) Mr J W Burton (1971) Professor S F Bush (1957)

Mr S R Cannon MBE (1968) Professor R W Carrell FRS (1987) Mr A C Cassidy MBE (1967) Mr R E Cawthorn (1956) Mr D H B Chesshyre CVO (1959) Colonel W J Chesshyre (1963) Mr C E M Clark (1976) Mr M C Clarke FCA (1960) Mr P A Clarke (1960) Mr R R Cockroft (1957) Mr S M Cohen (1966) Mr M S J Collins (2005) Mr N A F Comfort (1964) Mr C R R Corbett (1963) Ms J E M Corbett (1978)

Professor J H Davenport (1971) Mr P J Davidson FREng (1973) Mr P E R Davis (1961) Mr T P Day (1990) Professor N R M de Lange FBA (1971) Mr J P de Lavis (1976) Mr P G Deakin (2006) Mr J B Deby QC (1950) Mrs A V Dent (Stanton) (1989) Mr S D Dias (1971) Dr G J Doherty (1999) Mr R T Donkin (1967) Mr C H B Dorin (1964) Mr R C Down (1959) Mr P J A Driscoll (1963) Mr N P Duffin (1965)

Mr R F Eddison (1955) Dr A J M F Eisinger FRCP (1957) Mr P D C Eley (1960) Professor A J Elliott-Kelly FInstP (1979) Mr J J Ellison (1976)

Dr H D Empsall (1965) Professor Sir Anthony Epstein CBE FRS (1939) Mr M E Evans OAM (1964) Mr P L Evans (1980) Mr C A Evers (1964) Mr S F Every (1949) The Revd M Ewbank in memory of Revd F A Simpson (Fellow 1911â&#x20AC;&#x201C;1974)

Professor J C T Fairbank MD FRCS (1966) Mr M G Falcon (1960) Mr N C H Falls (1964) Mr N Faragher (1968) Mr J P Farwell (1971) Dr T H Fell MB ChB (2001) Dr I W Fellows FRCP (1971) Mr C W Field ARAM (1959) Mr T H W Fielding (1959) Dr C J Firth (1991) Mr J G Fleming (1943) Mr M W Fletcher (1962) Dr C P Fong (1984) Dr R A Forder (1965) Professor A R Forrest (1965) Mr I C Fowler (1954) Mr J E Francis (1974) Professor R Fraser FRSL (1991) Mr G G Frosdick (1951) Ms C M Furze (1987)

Mr R K Gabbertas (1977) Mr C J Gasson (1995) Mr J V Godfray (1964) Professor C A E Goodhart CBE FBA (1957) Mr J I Gordon (1961) Dr K B Gove (1966) Dr S L Grassie (1976) Mr S P Gray (1986) Mr C J Green (1954) Mr L B Green (1969)

Lt Colonel R C Gregory (1958) Mr P C F Gregory-Hood (1962) Mr M H Griffiths (1972) Mr T A R Guldman (1952)

Dr T D Hadfield (1990) Dr J J Hall (1959) Mr D C Hambidge (1952) Mr M Hamer (1958) Mr J G R Harding (1954) Mr K G Hartley (1958) Mr C A Hastings (1987) Mr T J R Hill (1971) The Revd Dr R D Holder (1968) Dr A Holmes-Henderson (2005) Mr R W Horner (1957) Dr T J Howat (1999) Mr M S Howe (1959) Professor Y Huang (1984) Mr R G T Hulbert (1959) Mr C F Hunt (2004) Mr P L Huxtable CEng (1962)

Dr C J H Ingoldby (1966) Mr J A S Innes Mr M J Innes (1959)

Mrs V Jacka (MackworthPraed) (1978) Dr W R Jacob (1961) Mr D J R Jenkins (1964) Professor G J Johnson (1954) Mr S P H Johnson (1975) Dr G L Jones (1965)

Mr J R W Keates (1958) Mr J D Kellock (1975) Mr D R Kershaw (1971) Mr J A A Kilby FCA (1976) Dr D S King (1957) Mr M R King (1975)

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Mr D J Oldbury (1968)

Mr M J Langrish (1986) Mr M Lavingia (2002) Professor C J Lawn (1963) Mr M J Lee (1972) Dr T J Lemmon (1982) Mr S Levene (1972) Dr Sir Christopher Lever Bt (1950) Mr R M Lloyd-Price (1964) Dr R M Lodge (1952) Professor J M Lonsdale (1958) Mr P A Lord (1959) Dr G A Luzzi FRCP (1975)

Mr C E Parker (1955) Mr I R Peacock (1965) Mr R J M Pearse (1966) Mr P R W Pemberton (1963) Dr M A Perring (1957) Professor R Petchey (1965) Mr A D Pickering (1964) Mr L E Pickett (1973) The Rt Hon. Sir Malcolm Pill (1958) The Revd Canon John Polkinghorne KBE FRS (1949) Mrs S M Pollock-Wilkins (Wilkins) (2003) Mrs S M Porter (1978) Mr C D Power (1954) Mr R Prescott (1953)

Mr E A Macpherson (1949) Sir John Mactaggart (1969) Mr D G Manns (1964) Dr N A Martin (Chandulal Mulji) (1992) Mr R M Martineau (1956) Mr J H H Massey Stewart (1953) Dr A D McLachlan FRS (1953) Dr H Meadows (1959) Mr R I Menzies-Gow (1962) The Revd Canon Roland Meredith (1952) Ms A Micklethwaite (1987) Mr N H G Mitchell (1970) The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein CMG CBE (1948) Mr J P Moorhead (1993) Mr W H Morris (1981) Mr C F Morsley (1966) Dr J T Mulvein (1957)

Mr V A Neuman (1979) Mr C A F Newman (1957) Mr M Nisbet (1971) Mr J R L Nuttall (1944)

Mrs J Quarrie-Roberts in memory of Dr J D Roberts (1954)

Mr R C Rawcliffe (1954) Mr J B Rawlings (1965) Lord Rees of Ludlow OM FRS (1960) Mr M J Reilly (1992) Mr P M Renney (1981) Mr M J G Roberts (1956) Mr S Roberts QPM (1975) Ms K U Rook (1984) Mr A W Rose (1963) Dr D S H Rosenthal (1968) Professor M J S Rudwick FBA (1950)

Mr R A Sage (1984) Mr H A Salmon (1989) Mr E W Saville (1957) Dr K L Schumacher (1989)

Mr N D King (1968) Dr N Kingsley (1965) Mr J C R D Knight (1954) Mr J T L Koh (1976) Dr L Kopelowitz MBE (1944)

The Great Court Circle Luncheon.

Mr A M Seddon (1965) Mr T Shaikh (1988) Mr J C Shakeshaft (1972) Mr P J P Sheil (1977) Mr R T Sheldon (1952) Mr C R Simpkin (1961) Dr J T Simpson (1965) Dr T Slivnik (1988) Dr C B Snowdon (1959) Dr G Speake FSA (1964) Mr C J Spivey (1956) Professor D R Spring (2007) Mr P A Stacey (1976) Mr T C Stancliffe (1965) Mr W D Stanley (1958) Mr S J Steele FRCS FRCOG FFSRH (1950) Mr P W Strachan (1957)

Dr K W Tayler (1976) Mr C W Taylor-Young (1954) Miss L H Teverson (1986) Mr P C Thomas-Cruttwell (1958) Professor J C R Turner (1949) Sir John Tusa (1956)

Dr J M A Wade (1962) Mr A P D Walker QC (1987) Mr S C V Ward (1960) Mr B H Weight (1969) Mr S P Weil (1973) The Viscount Weir (1952) Mr B S Wessely (1953) Mr R G Whelan (1970) Mr D R B Whitehouse QC (1964) Professor P T Wilson (1958) Sir Gregory Winter CBE FRS (1970) Mr A J Wise (1967) Mr N Wiseman (1971) Mr K G P Woolley (1954)

Dr G Yates (1950) Mr N G Yates QC (1991) Mrs R A Yates (Daldorph) (1989) The Revd Canon Professor R A Yates (1965)

Dr P S Zuckerman (1964) Dr A Vats (1987) Dr G E R Vaughan (1955) Sir David Verey CBE (1969) Dr W von Reinersdorff (1980) Mr G A Vowles (1953)

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