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

It would represent a major step forward in physics.

Xampla, Better Origin and Unicorn Technologies on climate tech growth journey

It quadruples in areas of high human activity.

Sites on Fulbourn Road and Granta Park as Blackstone company aims high

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation award for Marcel Gehrung, CEO and co-founder

The British Antarctic Survey says it will provide a window into how today’s ice sheets may respond to climate change.

December launch as Astro Pi adventure continues

Two more Cambridge professors are also honoured with $100,000 New Horizons Prizes.

They will trial it against a disease that causes rapid loss of vision, primarily in young adults.

Anthony Browne sees how synthetic biology company can create brain ‘organoids’ and ‘biological computers’ at Babraham Research Campus facility

The researchers, part of UK Dementia Research Institute (DRI), hope to translate the work into therapies with Adestria Therapeutics.

Research engineer at STORM Therapeutics has also completed PhD on machine learning for drug discovery

‘It is vital that patients receive the best treatment and care’, says Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner

These giant ocean-covered worlds could support microbial life, Institute of Astronomy researchers believe.

They say it is an example of positive selection of a mutated gene.

She is the second woman to win the world’s oldest scientific prize, which has also been won by Einstein and Darwin.

Ted Warner is the oldest person in the UK currently alive with a heart transplant.

He becomes the fourth at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology to win the award.

Winners include Prof Sadaf Farooqi and Sir Stephen O’Rahilly, from the MRC Metabolic Diseases Unit.