ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Coordinator
ccf.coordinator@gmail.com
Mark Brown
Mark is a Third Year studying Energy and Environmental Engineering at Caius College. He is particularly interested in helping organisations achieve their goals in a sustainable manner, and in the role that effective leadership has to play in this. In his spare time he enjoys playing Ultimate Frisbee.
Finance
ccf.logistics1@gmail.com
Geordie Ting
Geordie is a third year Chemical Engineer at Clare College.
He is interested in sustainable renewable technologies and the formulation of energy policies. He has previously worked at Climate Change Capital, an investment manager specialising in the global transition to a low carbon economy. In his spare time, he enjoys being outdoors and playing different sports.
He is interested in sustainable renewable technologies and the formulation of energy policies. He has previously worked at Climate Change Capital, an investment manager specialising in the global transition to a low carbon economy. In his spare time, he enjoys being outdoors and playing different sports.
Logistics
ccf.logistics1@gmail.com
Krista Kemppinen
Krista is a 2nd year PhD student in Earth System Modelling at Wolfson. She spends her days running simulations on Darwin, the University's High Performance Computing Service's supercomputer, to investigate the causes of atmospheric CO2 change over the last glacial-interglacial cycle.
She is passionate about climate change, science and science communication. She has previously worked with institutes and organizations in different parts of the world on issues relating to climate change.
She is passionate about climate change, science and science communication. She has previously worked with institutes and organizations in different parts of the world on issues relating to climate change.
Publicity
ccf.publicity@gmail.com
Antara Banerjee
Tara is a 2nd year PhD student at Wolfson college. Her PhD explores a range of mechanisms coupling chemistry and climate in the atmosphere. Most recently, she has been modelling the separate and combined impacts of ozone-depleting substances, ozone precursor emissions and climate change over the coming century. She is an animal-lover and hopes we can preserve this earth for the sake of the species living on it.
Alan Bowman
Alan is a third year Natural Scientist at Caius college. Specialising in Physics, Alan is very interested in potential solutions to climate change using technology. Other environmental interests include conservation (especially rainforests) and renewable energies. In his spare time Alan is a passionate musician.
Speakers
ccf.speakers@gmail.com
Nele Dieckmann
Nele is a first year PhD student in Immunology from Wolfson. She spends her working days in the pleasant company of killer T-cells to investigate the protein machinery that these key players of the human immune system need to fight off viral infections. Outside of the lab numerous hiking trips have taken her to a great many beautiful places on this planet and she hopes that these will stand a chance to remain intact for many years to come.
Jocelyne Sze
Jocelyne is a first year BioNatSci from Peterhouse and hails from the tropical island of Singapore. She is passionate about biodiversity conservation and interested in all things environmental. She has recently started a Nature Society in the University of Cambridge, and is an avid rock climber and outdoor enthusiast. She hopes that more people will care more about this earth that we all live on and start acting on climate change!
Cambridge Hub
Cambridge Hub aims to inform, inspire
and support students to help tackle some of the world's most pressing social,
environmental and humanitarian issues.
Whether it’s international development, social enterprise, the environment or community volunteering that inspires you, the Hub can connect you to the student society, community project or third sector internship that shares your vision.
Support, training and skills development are on hand to make your actions as effective and sustainable as possible.
You can find out more about our events and opportunities, and sign up to The Week, our e-bulletin for all things ethical in and around Cambridge, at www.cambridgehub.org
If you’re part of a student society, find out more about the support we can offer to help scale up the reach and impact of your actions at www.cambridgehub.org/ethicalnetwork
For more information, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can reach us at hello@cambridgehub.org
Whether it’s international development, social enterprise, the environment or community volunteering that inspires you, the Hub can connect you to the student society, community project or third sector internship that shares your vision.
Support, training and skills development are on hand to make your actions as effective and sustainable as possible.
You can find out more about our events and opportunities, and sign up to The Week, our e-bulletin for all things ethical in and around Cambridge, at www.cambridgehub.org
If you’re part of a student society, find out more about the support we can offer to help scale up the reach and impact of your actions at www.cambridgehub.org/ethicalnetwork
For more information, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can reach us at hello@cambridgehub.org
