Chemistry: Next Generation Professorships

Chemistry: Next Generation Professorships

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Chemistry’s Next Generation Professorships are awarded to our most outstanding researchers and external candidates from across the globe.

Named professorships are the means by which we can attract, and retain, the very best minds from across the world to lead our research and teaching. By supporting our most senior academics, donors can help some of the most extraordinary people on earth to change the world, either through a fixed-term appointment for 10 years or through an endowed post.

A new 10-year fixed term Next Generation Professorship can give us the flexibility and funding to undertake urgent cutting-edge research in emerging fields. An endowed Next Generation Professor is a permanent fixture and will join prestigious endowments such as the Lucasian Professorship of Mathematics, which is famed across the world as the post held by Sir Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking, and the nearly five hundred-year old Regius Professorships, which were founded by Henry VIII. 

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To discuss your philanthropic goals or explore opportunities for collaborative investment, please contact me.

Josh Bowerman

Director of Development — Schools Programme

josh.bowerman@admin.cam.ac.uk

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