Science

Study paves the way for medicines that would target the parasite in the liver, before it rapidly reproduces.

Research led by Dr Claudia Wascher found they fewer parasites.

It is part of the wider Earth Biogenome Project to sequence all life on Earth.

For the latest in our series with Cambridge Astronomical Association, we asked chairman Paul Fellows what amateur astronomers should look out for.

What sort of scope should you buy? What should you look at in the night sky? And how do you get into astrophotography?

Featuring some of his stunning back garden images of the night sky, we find out how Paul got into astronomy and discuss public open evenings.

Chris Russo's group has shown how the prohibitive costs of cryo-electron microscopy could be slashed.

Discovery of a chemical switch opens up the possibility of new drugs.

It is part of CRUK’s £56m RadNet programme and will explore interactions at a molecular level.

Enjoy our video and browse the galleries from our ceremony.

His study of tau protein has been key to our understanding of Alzheimer’s.

Youngsters with higher BMI have a thinner cortex - or grey matter - and their executive functions are affected, a study shows.

A fantastic array of talent was celebrated at the ceremony.

They could help communities respond earlier and aid our understanding of why it happens.

Freely-available resource will aid our understanding of leukaemia and immune disorders.

Scientists have mapped nearly 70,000 individual kidney cells.

A new Clinical Infrastructure for Research in Early Detection (CuRED) facility in Cambridge will be funded by Cancer Research UK.

There is no such thing as the male or female brain, according to the latest research

Work with US researchers has shown potential for new therapies or stem cell transplantation into the brains of patients.

‘Ambitious’ and ‘fearless’, he was key to one of the greatest achievements in modern molecular biology.