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Plastech Innovation is a start-up business founded by Natasha Boulding (Learning and Teaching in HE, 2017), Scott Bush (Chemistry, St Mary’s College, 2015-19) and Phil Buckley (Learning and Teaching in HE, Hatfield College, 2017-18), and the first ever student spinout business from Durham University. Using Plastech patent-pending technology, the business transforms plastic waste that was bound for landfill or incineration into a sustainable sand-replacement material for the manufacture of concrete with a much-reduced carbon footprint.
Former Dunelm USA Director and North American Development Board Chair, Commander Dr Anthony Wells (Modern German History, St Cuthbert’s Society, 1965-69) latest book Between Five Eyes: 50 Years of Intelligence Sharing is now available to read.
Congratulations to Graham Barker (Law, Van Mildert College, 1977-80) who has been appointed as Vice Lord Lieutenant for the Royal County of Berkshire.
David Fenton (Economics and Politics, College of St Hild and St Bede, 1985-88) is undertaking an exciting physical and mental challenge walking over 600 mile across the UK to raise money for two charities.
Congratulations to alumna Leslie Ferrar, CVO (Chemistry, St Mary’s College, 1973-76) who has been appointed by HH Pope Francis to the Vatican Council for the Economy
Jordan Gale (Education, Stephenson College, 2013-16) has become one of the youngest deputy heads in the UK at the age of 25.
Alumnus Mohamed Huballah (International Studies, Ustinov College, 2007-09) book Beyond Your World (The Manifestation of Wishes) is now available to read.
Justin Keeling (Social Sciences Combined, Grey College, 1995-98) and Salone Sehgal launches Lumikai a new seed-stage fund in India backing gaming businesses.
Philip Richardson’s (English Literature, St John’s College, 1990-93) revised version of his PhD thesis Temple of the Living God has been published.
Maritime historian Cathy Shelbourne (Arts Combined, St Mary’s College, 1974-77) has spent lockdown creating an illustrated 52-card deck - showcasing some of Norfolk and Suffolk’s sailing heroes.
Professor Maryna Steger, neé Matskevich, (Business Administration, Hatfield College, 2017-19) has been nominated for the European Women of Legal Tech Awards.
David Tshulak (Hatfield College, 2009) has founded WeJam, an immersive experience that enables groups of friends to be rock stars.
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