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Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: Studying digital printing technology

For the final part of our look inside the IfM, we talk to Dr Cristina Rodriguez Rivero.

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

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

Portrait of first female Oxbridge professor unveiled

A new portrait of Dorothy Garrod by artist Sara Lavelle has been officially unveiled at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research.

Stargazing with Cambridge Astronomical Association chairman Paul Fellows

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.

Gallery: Economics debated at the Cambridge Union

Economist Margaret Levi and former Greek minister of finance, Yanis Varoufakis, were at the Cambridge Union last week.

Gurdon Institute unlocks secret of liver regeneration, giving fresh hope of treatment for cirrhosis

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

£8m funding for CRUK Cambridge Centre for radiotherapy research

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

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: How the Cyber-Human Lab augments our capabilities

As part of our series featuring the Institute for Manufacturing, we speak to a man with the best business card in Cambridge.

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: A revolution in space propulsion

As part of our series on the University of Cambridge’s IfM, we go inside its Centre for Industrial Photonics.

Inside Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing with Tim Minshall and Sir Mike Gregory

Part of the Department for Engineering at the University of Cambridge, the IfM is a bristling hub of technology.

Obese children have different brain structures, University of Cambridge researchers find

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

Report on ‘marketisation of British education’ probes Cambridge University links to fossil fuel firms

‘Dismantling the Fossil Fuel University’ published by Cambridge Carbon Zero Society

Cambridge Union membership offered to people unaffiliated with the university for the first time

The Cambridge Union Society is to open up special membership packages to non-Cambridge students for the first time.

Girton College marks 150 years of providing women’s education

Girton College, Cambridge has celebrated its 150th anniversary.

World’s first cell atlas of developing liver created by Cambridge scientists

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

Interview: Peter Hitchens debates the nationalisation of Eton at the Cambridge Union

On Tuesday, October 22, the Cambridge Union hosted the THW Nationalise Eton Debate, which featured speakers Peter Hitchens and Robert Verkaik.

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Research from Cambridge Judge Business School: From a lack of crowd wisdom to less-than-useful communication

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: Studying digital printing technology

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: Studying digital printing technology

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

8,000 British species to be sequenced as £9.4m from Wellcome funds first phase of Darwin Tree of Life project

Portrait of first female Oxbridge professor unveiled

Portrait of first female Oxbridge professor unveiled

Stargazing with Cambridge Astronomical Association chairman Paul Fellows

Stargazing with Cambridge Astronomical Association chairman Paul Fellows

Gallery: Economics debated at the Cambridge Union

Gallery: Economics debated at the Cambridge Union

Gurdon Institute unlocks secret of liver regeneration, giving fresh hope of treatment for cirrhosis

Gurdon Institute unlocks secret of liver regeneration, giving fresh hope of treatment for cirrhosis

£8m funding for CRUK Cambridge Centre for radiotherapy research

£8m funding for CRUK Cambridge Centre for radiotherapy research

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: How the Cyber-Human Lab augments our capabilities

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: How the Cyber-Human Lab augments our capabilities

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: A revolution in space propulsion

Inside the Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge: A revolution in space propulsion

Inside Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing with Tim Minshall and Sir Mike Gregory

Inside Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing with Tim Minshall and Sir Mike Gregory

Obese children have different brain structures, University of Cambridge researchers find

Obese children have different brain structures, University of Cambridge researchers find

Report on ‘marketisation of British education’ probes Cambridge University links to fossil fuel firms

Report on ‘marketisation of British education’ probes Cambridge University links to fossil fuel firms

Cambridge Union membership offered to people unaffiliated with the university for the first time

Cambridge Union membership offered to people unaffiliated with the university for the first time

Girton College marks 150 years of providing women’s education

Girton College marks 150 years of providing women’s education

World’s first cell atlas of developing liver created by Cambridge scientists

World’s first cell atlas of developing liver created by Cambridge scientists

Interview: Peter Hitchens debates the nationalisation of Eton at the Cambridge Union

Interview: Peter Hitchens debates the nationalisation of Eton at the Cambridge Union

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