Career spotlight: Dr Jolyon Martin
Dr Jolyon Martin (2010) is a Co-founder of PetMedix, a company spun out of his PhD work at Cambridge
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Dr Jolyon Martin (2010) is a Co-founder of PetMedix, a company spun out of his PhD work at Cambridge
Alumnus Dr Edward Showler ('Ed')(2007) died at the age of 28 from clear cell sarcoma. The Edward Showler Foundation has just launched a new programme of pioneering research into the cancer.
Classics grad Nick is undertaking a grad scheme at Royal Bank of Canada.
Tom Dower (1990) is Principal of UTC South Durham, a technical college for 14–19 year olds in the North East of England.
Short updates from Johnians around the globe.
Geography grad Katy Wilson is studying for a Master's at Columbia University, New York
HSPS grad Hannah Lawson undertook an internship with Stephen Timms MP as part of a Christan leadership programme.
Dr Daniel Samways (1882) was an eminent Johnian physician who published widely on neurophysiology, cardiology and the medical practice of his time.
Claire Harbour (1983) is a coach, talent advisor and the author of Disrupt Your Career. Here she describes her own path since St John’s and shares her expert perspective on the graduate recruitment market and making big career changes.
Members of the Beaufort Society enjoyed a welcome talk by Lord Browne of Madingley and a virtual concert performed by current students.
NatSci graduate Shreshth Malik has spent a year studying remotely for an MSc in Machine Learning.
Dr Nicky Keay (1984) and her husband Gavin Francis (1984) have combined their knowledge and understanding in the fields of medicine and mathematics to create the Female Hormone Mapping app.
St John’s College has launched the UK’s most generous programme to fully-fund the education and living costs at Cambridge University for students from lower-income backgrounds. Read the full announcement for more.
Concluding her training as an Integrative Psychotherapist, Rachael Cowie (2001) writes about her therapeutic approach.