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New Year Honours 2025: BEMs for astronomer and charity founder


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  A graduate of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, who came up in 1979 and stayed on in the city after completing a science degree, Paul Michael Fellows has made an outstanding contribution towards the public understanding of science and, latterly, astronomical science, as chairman of the Cambridge Astronomical Association.

The article from the Cambridge Independent discusses the recipients of the 2025 New Year Honours list, focusing on those awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM). Dr. Carolin Crawford, an astronomer from the University of Cambridge, was recognized for her contributions to public engagement in science, particularly through her work with the Institute of Astronomy and her efforts in making astronomy accessible to the public. Additionally, Jane Wilson, the founder of the charity 'Cambridgeshire Against Poverty', received a BEM for her dedication to alleviating poverty and supporting vulnerable families in the region. The article highlights their achievements and the impact of their work on the community, reflecting the diverse reasons for which individuals are honored in the New Year Honours list.

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