Fellows' updates September 2025 Fellows' update: Michael Jones
Michael Jones (CF 2015) supported DigitAll, a climate-focused charity, which won the Third Sector Award 2025 for Corporate Partnership of the Year – Small.
By Michael Jones, 2025
Science and technology
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This theme covers all aspects of science and technology, including research, ethics, education, and applied fields such as engineering, artificial intelligence, and digital development. It is one of the eight universal themes which form our grantmaking framework and allow us to address every aspect of society. Fellows’ stories
Fellows' updates September 2025 Fellows' update: Sai Pathmanathan
Sai Pathmanathan (CF 2016) has released two new publications this year with an environmental focus.
By Sai Pathmanathan, 2025
By Joe Kallarackal, 2024
Fellows' updates September 2025 Fellows' update: Henry McGhie
Henry McGhie (CF 2020) hosted a webinar with the Latvian Museum Association on promoting peaceful, resilient communities through museums and libraries, drawing on his Churchill Fellowship research.
By Henry McGhie, 2025
Fellows' updates September 2025 Fellows' update: Leisa Nichols-Drew
Leisa Nichols-Drew (CF 2018) presented her research on safer knives at the launch of the De Montfort University Policy Unit.
By Leisa Nichols-Drew, 2025
Fellows' updates September 2025 Fellows' update: Leisa Nichols-Drew
Leisa Nichols-Drew (CF 2018) is one of seven finalists in the 2025 Women of the Year Awards in the Freeths Women with Edge category, selected from over 300 nominations.
By Leisa Nichols-Drew, 2025
Fellows' updates August 2025 Fellows' update: Katie Schwarzmann
Katie Schwarzmann’s (CF 2023) Churchill Fellowship report has been cited multiple times by Privacy International in a recent advocacy piece, with some of her recommendations adopted.
By Katie Schwarzmann, 2025
By Martin Costello, 2020
Fellows' updates 2025 Fellows' update: Sai Pathmanathan
By Sai Pathmanathan, 2025
Fellows' updates June 2025 Fellows' update: Leisa Nichols-Drew
Leisa Nichols-Drew (CF 2018) was recently cited in Parliament by Andy Slaughter MP, who introduced amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill addressing the sale and delivery of pointed knives. She also joined Southport attack survivor Leanne Lucas at the launch of the Let’s Be Blunt campaign at Parliament.
By Leisa Nichols-Drew, 2025