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HIV patients at greater risk of other conditions, Anglia Ruskin University study finds

The research with the Medical University of Vienna has implications for public health

Father will swim the Channel backstroke in honour of teenage son

Dad plans to swim Channel - backstroke - to raise cash for hospital where his son is being treated for a brain tumour

Evidence found of parasites that infected our ancestors at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire

University of Cambridge archaeologists have uncovered the earliest evidence of fish tapeworm

Staff at Cambridge Regional College knit periodic table

A science teacher at Cambridge Regional College has created a woolly periodic table

First evidence that human-induced global warming has led to melting of West Antarctic Ice Sheet

Research by British Antarctic Survey and US scientists shows reducing greenhouse gas emissions could help curb sea level rise

Renewed hopes of regenerating damaged hearts with stem cells after University of Cambridge research

Cells from heart wall used to strengthen transplanted cells in work with University of Washington scientists

MathWorks: Giving scientists and engineers the software they need

The company is sponsoring STEM Initiative of the Year in the 2019 Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards

Cancer-capable cells given ‘advantage’ by low doses of radiation, Sanger Institute study shows

Equivalent of three CT scans helps them outcompete healthy cells in a ‘Game of Clones’, the scientists find

eLife unveils demo of open-source research journal publishing system

Non-profit organisation aims to provide free end-to-end solution for scholarly publishing

MRC LMB's Michel Goedert receives Royal Society's 2019 Royal Medal for his neurodegenerative disease work

He is the 11th person at the LMB to receive the honour

University of Cambridge's Dame Ann Dowling receives Royal Medal for work on reducing aircraft noise

She is among a handful of Cambridge academics honoured by the Royal Society

Drug-resistant malaria spreads in South-East Asia from Cambodia, Sanger Institute finds

The strain has spread to Vietnam, Laos and north-eastern Thailand

Apollo 11 mission 50 years on: The Cambridge scientist who helped put man on the moon

Tom Bacon played a critical role in developing the fuel cell used by NASA

Dr Michelle Linterman at Babraham Institute wins £250,000 Lister Prize for work on flu infection

Immunologist discovered how body remodels its lung tissue to support the immune system response

Studying our ageing immune system with help of Cambridge BioResource

Dr Michelle Linterman at the Babraham Institute is exploring the body’s response to the flu vaccination

How medical research is aided by 140,000 volunteers in the NIHR BioResource

It started in Cambridge and is now key to many scientific studies

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University of Cambridge researchers reverse brain stem cell ageing

HIV patients at greater risk of other conditions, Anglia Ruskin University study finds

HIV patients at greater risk of other conditions, Anglia Ruskin University study finds

Father will swim the Channel backstroke in honour of teenage son

Father will swim the Channel backstroke in honour of teenage son

Evidence found of parasites that infected our ancestors at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire

Evidence found of parasites that infected our ancestors at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire

Staff at Cambridge Regional College knit periodic table

Staff at Cambridge Regional College knit periodic table

First evidence that human-induced global warming has led to melting of West Antarctic Ice Sheet

First evidence that human-induced global warming has led to melting of West Antarctic Ice Sheet

Renewed hopes of regenerating damaged hearts with stem cells after University of Cambridge research

Renewed hopes of regenerating damaged hearts with stem cells after University of Cambridge research

MathWorks: Giving scientists and engineers the software they need

MathWorks: Giving scientists and engineers the software they need

Cancer-capable cells given ‘advantage’ by low doses of radiation, Sanger Institute study shows

Cancer-capable cells given ‘advantage’ by low doses of radiation, Sanger Institute study shows

eLife unveils demo of open-source research journal publishing system

eLife unveils demo of open-source research journal publishing system

MRC LMB's Michel Goedert receives Royal Society's 2019 Royal Medal for his neurodegenerative disease work

MRC LMB's Michel Goedert receives Royal Society's 2019 Royal Medal for his neurodegenerative disease work

University of Cambridge's Dame Ann Dowling receives Royal Medal for work on reducing aircraft noise

University of Cambridge's Dame Ann Dowling receives Royal Medal for work on reducing aircraft noise

Drug-resistant malaria spreads in South-East Asia from Cambodia, Sanger Institute finds

Drug-resistant malaria spreads in South-East Asia from Cambodia, Sanger Institute finds

Apollo 11 mission 50 years on: The Cambridge scientist who helped put man on the moon

Apollo 11 mission 50 years on: The Cambridge scientist who helped put man on the moon

Dr Michelle Linterman at Babraham Institute wins £250,000 Lister Prize for work on flu infection

Dr Michelle Linterman at Babraham Institute wins £250,000 Lister Prize for work on flu infection

Studying our ageing immune system with help of Cambridge BioResource

Studying our ageing immune system with help of Cambridge BioResource

How medical research is aided by 140,000 volunteers in the NIHR BioResource

How medical research is aided by 140,000 volunteers in the NIHR BioResource

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