A ‘one of a kind’ fossil discovery could transform our understanding of how the unique brains and intelligence of modern ...

"Half the technologies we are going to need if we are to meet our net-zero goals are still in the lab," says Chris Gibbs, Investment Director at Cambridge Enterprise. "As part of the University's ...

Trinity College and the University of Cambridge will provide £48 million over 5 years to fund around 30 PhD students ...

Climate governance is dominated by men, yet the health impacts of the climate crisis often affect women, girls, and ...

“Securing a place on the Foundation Year is one of my proudest achievements and made my life-long dream of studying at Cambridge a reality. Receiving the Get In Rajagopalan award this year has also ...

Visit from Manchester Mayor signals a new era of collaboration between two UK innovation hubs with a focus on boosting ...

Making sure it's easy to eat well not only helps prevent obesity, it should also help those who lose weight using medicines like semaglutide to stop regaining it when they stop taking the medicine.

Colombia, a country as rich in cultural diversity as in biodiversity, recognises the deep interconnections in the ‘Peace with ...

Military musicians returning from the Napoleonic wars invented Britain’s first brass bands earlier than previously thought ...

Failed experiments as a student didn’t deter him - Azim Surani has spent his entire career trying to understand early mammalian development. This year marks the 40th anniversary of his discovery of ...

On the journey to net zero, the decarbonisation of road freight is a particularly challenging destination to reach. But that’s where a team led by a Cambridge professor of engineering comes in.