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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.


Is this the explanation for the Star of Bethlehem? University of Cambridge astronomer discusses theories

Is this the explanation for the Star of Bethlehem? University of Cambridge astronomer discusses theories

Is this the explanation for the Star of Bethlehem? University of Cambridge astronomer discusses theories

Was it a comet, a conjunction or supernova?


Airbus-BMW Quantum Computing Challenge win for 4colors Research

Airbus-BMW Quantum Computing Challenge win for 4colors Research

Airbus-BMW Quantum Computing Challenge win for 4colors Research

Triumph in California, with quantum-ready algorithms on way.


Public trials of next-generation 5G mobile technology lined up for Cambridge

Public trials of next-generation 5G mobile technology lined up for Cambridge

Public trials of next-generation 5G mobile technology lined up for Cambridge

Look out for live music performance with AR, game experiences and interactive art.


UK first for double lung transplant patient Daniel

UK first for double lung transplant patient Daniel

UK first for double lung transplant patient Daniel

Technique at Royal Papworth Hospital could bring gift of life to more people.


University of Cambridge tool will help predict locust swarms that devastate crops in Africa and Asia

University of Cambridge tool will help predict locust swarms that devastate crops in Africa and Asia

University of Cambridge tool will help predict locust swarms that devastate crops in Africa and Asia

A swarm covering a square kilometre can eat enough food for 35,000 people - in one day.


Venus has always been an uninhabitable world, say University of Cambridge astronomers

Venus has always been an uninhabitable world, say University of Cambridge astronomers

Venus has always been an uninhabitable world, say University of Cambridge astronomers

Research has dealt a blow to the theory it once had liquid water at its surface.


MRI-based technique developed in Cambridge could predict response of ovarian cancer to treatment

MRI-based technique developed in Cambridge could predict response of ovarian cancer to treatment

MRI-based technique developed in Cambridge could predict response of ovarian cancer to treatment

Hyperpolarised carbon-13 imaging increased the detected signal in an MRI scanner by more than 10,000 times.


Cambridge Science Centre appoints new chief executive

Cambridge Science Centre appoints new chief executive

Cambridge Science Centre appoints new chief executive

The appointment marks an exciting new chapter as the centre continues to grow its impact.


Mirror life poses ‘unprecedented’ risk to life on Earth warns Nobel Prize-winning Cambridge scientist and colleagues

Mirror life poses ‘unprecedented’ risk to life on Earth warns Nobel Prize-winning Cambridge scientist and colleagues

Mirror life poses ‘unprecedented’ risk to life on Earth warns Nobel Prize-winning Cambridge scientist and colleagues

A group of 38 experts have called for work on creating mirror bacteria to be banned.


World-first urine test to detect lung cancer being developed by University of Cambridge scientists

World-first urine test to detect lung cancer being developed by University of Cambridge scientists

World-first urine test to detect lung cancer being developed by University of Cambridge scientists

It works in mice - and they hope to trial it in humans soon.


Impact of exhaust fumes on crews from idling ambulances to be studied by EEAST

Impact of exhaust fumes on crews from idling ambulances to be studied by EEAST

Impact of exhaust fumes on crews from idling ambulances to be studied by EEAST

Anglia Ruskin University will help the trust with study


Possible vaccine target for some cancers found as E.coli link discovered

Possible vaccine target for some cancers found as E.coli link discovered

Possible vaccine target for some cancers found as E.coli link discovered

Two strains are linked to higher rates of certain cancers in countries including the UK.


Cambridge-led team of genomic experts enable personalised cancer care in East of England

Cambridge-led team of genomic experts enable personalised cancer care in East of England

Cambridge-led team of genomic experts enable personalised cancer care in East of England

The genomic clinical practitioners service is the first of its kind in England.


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