Praise for Cambridge University Library in funding report
12 May 2008A wide-ranging review into the funding of research libraries has delivered glowing praise for Cambridge University Library.
Nobel Prize winning climate-change expert to speak at Cambridge
09 May 2008One of the world’s foremost experts on climate change will be discussing novel, integrated methods for dealing with the threat of rising world temperatures in a lecture in Cambridge next week.
Senior Chinese delegation visits Cambridge
09 May 2008A major academic delegation from China visited the University yesterday on a fact-finding trip as part of an exchange programme run by the British Academy.
Who should lead emerging technology start-ups?
09 May 2008A public debate to mark the end of the Emerging Technologies Entrepreneurship programme – a course where PhD and MBA students learn how to turn innovations into business opportunities – will take place on May 14.
University bus service diversion warning
07 May 2008The route of the Uni 4 bus service, which connects West Cambridge, the City Centre and Cambridge Biomedical Campus and Addenbrooke’s Hospital, will be diverted from next Monday.
Former Guantanamo inmate lectures on human rights
06 May 2008Moazzam Begg, the British citizen who was held for three years without charge in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay, will be giving a free public lecture on human rights at Cambridge University this week.
History-defining novel translated
06 May 2008The novel that defined India’s national song and inspired a whole generation of freedom fighters over a century ago has been translated by a Faculty of Divinity scholar.
Cambridge professor receives top scientific honour
02 May 2008A Cambridge mathematician’s outstanding contribution to the study of fluid dynamics has been recognised by a leading scientific society.
Cambridge riding high
02 May 2008The Cambridge Riding team of Sam Cutts (Capt), Emma Kenney-Herbert, Jenny Morgan and Edd Moffett pulled out all the stops to take a record 6th consecutive Varsity Riding title, despite a broken finger for the Captain and other sickness in the ranks.
Find out more about the star on your doorstep
02 May 2008Schoolchildren across the country have the chance to learn about the Sun and its effect on the Earth through a project led by a Cambridge academic.
