Obituaries

He ‘crossed the borders between chemistry, physics, and molecular biology’.

He played a key role in the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope project and ALMA.

Luke Norris, 33, died when his car crashed into a water-filled ditch as he drove home.

The St John’s College graduate died at the age of 35.

‘He always loved his life to the full’ they said.

His death comes six years after the death of his wife Lisa.

He served for 33 years and was its first Labour leader.

Dr Abe Yoffe was an “extremely distinguished scientist with a very long career“.

Daisy Jean Huddle was ‘a star that will never be forgotten’.

His contributions to science were recognised by the Royal Society’s highest award, the Copley Medal.

The men have been named following the crash.

‘He had an impact of an entire lifetime upon everyone he knew’ they said.

The funeral has been held of the Cambridge Independent’s senior reporter, following his sudden death at 63.

He was professor of radio astronomy at the Cavendish Laboratory from 1971 to 1989.

Cambridge’ Centre for Computing History said we have ‘lost a true visionary, disruptor and gentleman’.

An adventurer and active member of the Buddhist community, Gerd died at 85 following a short illness.

Dr Petrie co-founded the charity with Maggie Hunter in 1981.

His work led to Cambridgeshire and Kreis Viersen being officially twinned.

Police have arrested two men.

Three men and one woman have died in separate crashes within three weeks in the county.