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Graduate pens ‘dark academia’ novel set in Cambridge college

Graduate pens ‘dark academia’ novel set in Cambridge college

Graduate pens ‘dark academia’ novel set in Cambridge college

Burnley-born writer Kate Van Der Borgh felt like a fish out of water when she arrived at Cambridge University and has channelled that in her novel.


In pictures: New exhibition explores the history of the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge

In pictures: New exhibition explores the history of the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge

In pictures: New exhibition explores the history of the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge

Last year marked 150 years since the founding of the Cavendish Laboratory of Experimental Physics.


Differences in male and female brains ‘present at birth’, University of Cambridge researchers find

Differences in male and female brains ‘present at birth’, University of Cambridge researchers find

Differences in male and female brains ‘present at birth’, University of Cambridge researchers find

Male brains tend to have greater volume - while female brains show more grey matter.


Genomic study reveals how bacterium adapts to live on humans

Genomic study reveals how bacterium adapts to live on humans

Genomic study reveals how bacterium adapts to live on humans

Staphylococcus aureus is carried in the nose of up to 30 per cent of people.


Friends who turned tiddlywinks into a competitive sport mark 70 years of University of Cambridge club

Friends who turned tiddlywinks into a competitive sport mark 70 years of University of Cambridge club

Friends who turned tiddlywinks into a competitive sport mark 70 years of University of Cambridge club

They started competitive tiddlywinks so they could represent Cambridge at sport


Cambridge researchers say feeding gut bacteria by eating fibre could reduce infection risk

Cambridge researchers say feeding gut bacteria by eating fibre could reduce infection risk

Cambridge researchers say feeding gut bacteria by eating fibre could reduce infection risk

Your gut microbiome can be used to predict how likely you are to succumb to E.coli.


‘Red flags’ missed in care of children with brain tumours during Covid pandemic, Cambridge study finds

‘Red flags’ missed in care of children with brain tumours during Covid pandemic, Cambridge study finds

‘Red flags’ missed in care of children with brain tumours during Covid pandemic, Cambridge study finds

Delays in diagnosis and challenges in securing support were highlighted by the research.


Actor and comedian Tony Slattery dies aged 65 after heart attack

Actor and comedian Tony Slattery dies aged 65 after heart attack

Actor and comedian Tony Slattery dies aged 65 after heart attack

The University of Cambridge alumnus is perhaps most famous for his appearances on Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Just A Minute and Have I Got News for You.

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AI and the rise of the ‘Intention Economy’ - University of Cambridge researchers warn of ‘troubling new marketplace’

AI and the rise of the ‘Intention Economy’ - University of Cambridge researchers warn of ‘troubling new marketplace’

AI and the rise of the ‘Intention Economy’ - University of Cambridge researchers warn of ‘troubling new marketplace’

AI ethicists say it could be powered by conversation AI agents.


Cambridge residents demand new consultation over road closures

Cambridge residents demand new consultation over road closures

Cambridge residents demand new consultation over road closures

A consultation held between Christmas and New Year on road closures did give enough time for people to respond, say residents.


Cambridge scientists explore science of loneliness - and find interactions may help us avoid disease

Cambridge scientists explore science of loneliness - and find interactions may help us avoid disease

Cambridge scientists explore science of loneliness - and find interactions may help us avoid disease

They studied blood samples from more than 42,000 adults.


Change to chemotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma patients could reduce impacts, say Cambridge researchers

Change to chemotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma patients could reduce impacts, say Cambridge researchers

Change to chemotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma patients could reduce impacts, say Cambridge researchers

Findings could lead to revision of national guidance.


Genetic sequencing approach could enable surveillance of pathogens and their variants

Genetic sequencing approach could enable surveillance of pathogens and their variants

Genetic sequencing approach could enable surveillance of pathogens and their variants

It uses samples from infected humans and allows real-time monitoring.


The massive black hole that is ‘taking a nap after over-eating’

The massive black hole that is ‘taking a nap after over-eating’

The massive black hole that is ‘taking a nap after over-eating’

It is 400 million times the mass of our Sun.


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