Another good reason to enforce MFA
A recent cyber security investigation uncovered a large data-theft campaign.
Sensitive business information was quietly collected and later sold online.
Staying confident and human-centred in the age of AI: An interview with Katherine Wiid
On 14 April, CamAWiSE will explore careers in the age of AI in an interactive workshop with Katherine Wiid, Career Management Coach and Facilitator at Career Ambitions. Ahead of the event, we spoke with Katherine about supporting career journeys, navigating change, and what changes AI will - and will not - bring to STEMM careers. Read the interview with Katherine Wiid to learn more about what…
Are you really using Microsoft Word properly? Why structure matters more than you think
Many professionals rely on Microsoft Word every day, yet common habits like using the Enter key for spacing or manually formatting documents can lead to inconsistent results. Following a recent training session with a corporate client, Computer Tutoring highlights why understanding document structure—not just formatting—is key to working efficiently in Word, especially when combining it with…
Cambridge to establish Rokos School of Government
Record-breaking donation will enable new School to prepare tomorrow’s leaders to tackle the world’s biggest problems.
Important: Protect your organisation from digital fraud
Scams aren’t what they used to be.
They’re not always obvious. They’re not always clumsy. And they don’t always come with spelling mistakes or odd graphics.
Nurses and midwives shortlisted for national awards
ARU receives ten nominations for the prestigious Student Nursing Times Awards.
Cambridge Science Centre bolsters five year growth plans with exceptional additions to Board of Trustees
Cambridge Science Centre (CSC) is excited to announce that Jimmy Doherty, Ayeisha Kone-Massouma and Tamara Sword are joining its Board of Trustees. The appointments support the Charity’s ambitious future plans as outlined in its five-year
Meet Cambridge helps Red Hen Project celebrate local volunteers
For the first time in its history, The Red Hen Project was able to bring all of its volunteers together in one place – thanks to a helping hand from Meet Cambridge.
Prepare your organisation for more refined cyber threats
Cyber criminals aren’t simply causing chaos anymore. They’re getting smarter, more organised, and much better at finding weak spots in businesses of every size.
Kimbolton School named finalist in SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards 2026
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Community Business of the Year category at the SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards 2026.
Microsoft finally fixes these Teams issues
If there’s one thing guaranteed to test your patience during a busy workday, it’s a messaging app that doesn’t behave the way you expect it to.For a tool that millions of us rely on every day, Microsoft Teams does an impressive job of keeping organisations connected and conversation
New fund launched to tackle inequality and transform opportunities for young people in North Cambridge
A new community fund has been launched to support children, young people, and families in some of Cambridge's most underserved communities, as part of a drive to build a more equal and inclusive city.
Roku and Form the Future team up to inspire the next generation
Pupils from Stanground Academy stepped inside one of the world’s leading technology companies when they visited Roku’s Cambridge office for an interactive STEM Project Day delivered in partnership with Form the Future.
ARU Arm AI Lab powers up on Cambridge campus
University students and academics will benefit from latest AI technology advancements.
Faye Holland joins pioneering Cambridge x Manchester collaboration as Partnership Director
Faye Holland will lead the groundbreaking partnership between two of the UK’s leading innovation cities as the newly-appointed Cambridge x Manchester Partnership Director.
Is “technical debt” slowing your organisation’s growth?
You know that feeling when everything should be running smoothly… but something in your IT just keeps getting in the way?
Not a big dramatic failure.
Just a constant sense that your systems are slower, fussier, or more fragile than they used to be.
Mills & Reeve advises on creation of IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre at University of Cambridge
Mills & Reeve has advised the University of Cambridge on a landmark strategic collaboration with IonQ, Inc., supporting the creation of the new IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre and long‑term research programme at the University’s Cavendish Laboratory.
Big Ideas, bold stories – Cambridge Festival launches next week
From peace talks to Georgian theatre rebels: Cambridge Festival gets underway next week.
WaveFX kick-off Season 2 of the Event Production Podcast
The team at WaveFX has officially kicked off Season 2 of its podcast series dedicated to event production, webcasting, and media innovation, now streaming on Spotify.
Travel back in time at Kimbolton Castle this May Bank Holiday
Tickets on sale now for History Alive: Knights, Queens and Time Machines living history event on Sunday 3rd and Monday 4th May 2026
Tuition fees head to £10,000
A government announcement has set tuition fees in England on a rising path once more.
From enrichment to judgement: What should pre-university AI learning look like?
Artificial intelligence and data-driven tools are reshaping modern life sciences at remarkable speed. From genomics to diagnostics, students entering university today will encounter research environments where computational reasoning and biological understanding are increasingly intertwined.
What’s your browser really doing?
Your team’s web browser seems harmless. Just tabs, websites, and the odd Google search.
But a new wave of AI-powered browsers is quietly changing what a browser actually does. And that raise some important questions.
The Centre for Computing History launches Women in Computing 2026 - Code for Change!
The Centre for Computing History is launching our biggest-ever Women in Computing Festival. Running across two weeks around International Women’s Day, the festival offers hands‑on activities, inspiring role models, and a new exhibition - all aimed at encouraging girls and young women to imagine a future in tech.
Cambridge LaunchPad and The Crown Estate inspire North Cambridge Academy students with real-world STEM Project Day
Cambridge LaunchPad, in partnership with The Crown Estate, delivered an interactive in-school Project Day at North Cambridge Academy, giving students the opportunity to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and the built environment through a real-world development challenge.