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AstraZeneca and CRUK launch Cambridge centre to accelerate cancer drug development

The Functional Genomics Centre on Cambridge Biomedical Campus aims to improve our understanding of cancer biology

Bidwells study reveals extent of UK skills gap

Three times as many jobs available as there are students entering courses in science and technology

RAREfest brings life sciences to Guildhall

'We have found our tribe', say families at rare disease weekend

The attributes of a #OnetoWatch

Cofinitive has been compiling a list of up-and-coming companies, people and ‘things’

eLife announces partnership to develop its research communications platform Libero

Cambridge non-profit teams up with Coko, open-access publisher Hindawi Limited and digital consultancy Digirati

Shocking tale of gene-edited twins discussed at RAREfest

The Nigel Vindis Enterprise Award initiated by motor group

Could our own fat be used to help us fight obesity?

Breakthrough from scientists at the Wellcome Trust-MRC Institute of Metabolic Science

Nobel Prize-winning Cambridge scientist Aaron Klug dies at 92

His work at MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology helped reveal structure of complex biological molecules

Bradfield Blockchain prize announced

Cambridge hub stimulates research into digital technology

Blockchain and the financial revolution

Hugely informative Cambridge Blockchain Forum event at Bradfield Centre

Tim Peake is star attraction at bookshop

Britain's only ESA astronaut delights hundreds of fans at Cambridge Waterstones

How barcoding technology could help Cambridge scientists fight pancreatic cancer

Two scientists at Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute have won a £200,000 award to develop their technology to study the tumour microenvironment.

Apple design guru Sir Jony Ive at Union for Hawking Fellowship

Cambridge’s world-famous chamber hears of “life at the curious intersection of art and technology”

Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute developing liquid biopsies for detecting brain tumours

Method could improve detection rates and enable more personalised treatments

Scientists aim to sequence all 1.5 million known species on Earth - and Wellcome Sanger Institute will play leading role

The Hinxton institute will sequence 66,000 UK species for the Darwin Tree of Life Project

From war-torn Kabul to the University of Cambridge

Dr Waheed Arian had to hide in a cellar as a child to evade the bombing. He's now a medic and a UNESCO Global Hero

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Dr Jan Löwe on the next scientific frontier for the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology

AstraZeneca and CRUK launch Cambridge centre to accelerate cancer drug development

AstraZeneca and CRUK launch Cambridge centre to accelerate cancer drug development

Bidwells study reveals extent of UK skills gap

Bidwells study reveals extent of UK skills gap

RAREfest brings life sciences to Guildhall

RAREfest brings life sciences to Guildhall

The attributes of a #OnetoWatch

The attributes of a #OnetoWatch

eLife announces partnership to develop its research communications platform Libero

eLife announces partnership to develop its research communications platform Libero

Shocking tale of gene-edited twins discussed at RAREfest

Shocking tale of gene-edited twins discussed at RAREfest

Could our own fat be used to help us fight obesity?

Could our own fat be used to help us fight obesity?

Nobel Prize-winning Cambridge scientist Aaron Klug dies at 92