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Rose Brooke

  • Digital Content Editor, The University of Manchester
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Manchester. Always Manchester | The University of Manchester

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By Rose Brooke
| manchester.ac.uk
President and Vice-Chancellor of our University since 2010, Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell’s (or ‘Nancy’ as she prefers) term of office is coming to an end this summer. We spoke to Manchester’s first female leader about her time here, what she’ll miss the most and the memories that will stay with her forever. With the spring greenery of Alan Gilbert Square visible through the window, Nancy sits down in her office of 14 years for one of her final interviews as President and Vice-Chancellor.
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By Rose Brooke
| Substack
This is The People Pleaser, humorous essays about navigating work, friendship and family while having an over-developed need to please.
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Music for the speed of light | The University of Manchester

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By Rose Brooke, David Gennard
| manchester.ac.uk
Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity changed the world as we know it. A century after a Manchester alumnus proved the theory, Professor Camden Reeves is celebrating the moment through music. Arthur Stanley Eddington, a physicist and mathematician who studied at Owen’s College – now The University of Manchester – led an expedition to the island of Principe in May 1919 to measure the stars around a solar eclipse.
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