Education
University of Cambridge alumni awarded 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Two University alumni, Sir Demis Hassabis and Dr John Jumper, have been jointly awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing an AI model to solve a 50-year-old problem: predicting proteins’ complex structures. ...
Hamza Yassin to deliver free talk at Anglia Ruskin
Presenter and wildlife cameraman has date at the Chelmsford Science Festival.
Celebrating tradition and innovation at the Pitt Building
How an iconic Cambridge University Press building steeped in history is embracing a modern vision. ...
Innovative teaching scheme wins national award
Playful Learning Association, co-founded by Dr Alex Moseley, earns CATE recognition. ...
New creative workshops open at Churchill College
Churchill College launches The Bill Brown Creative Workshops, a student-driven space for creativity and innovation. ...
New leader for ARU’s work-based courses
Specialist in education and workforce development Carl Dawson joins university.
Cambridge Judge Business School seeks project proposals from local companies for MPhil in Technology Policy Final Group Project (FGP)
The University of Cambridge Judge Business School is ranked among the world’s leading business schools. As well as a global focus, the School’s location at the heart of this thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for us to work with you, the...
Cambridge and GSK announce new five-year collaboration aiming for improved outcomes for patients with hard-to-treat kidney and respiratory diseases
The ambition of the partnership is to treat immune-related diseases more precisely with existing therapies and to rapidly develop new ones. ...
Cambridge reveals innovation blueprint to become world’s leading science and tech region
With the aim to achieve the same level of innovation in the next 10 years as the last 25 years. ...
Study finds UK adults aren’t connected to nature
New research led by ARU finds barriers prevent everyone enjoying nature equally.