Vaccines could eventually be developed which could prevent the deaths hundreds of thousands of children a year from diarrhoea, according to an international expert in infectious disease.
Cambridge University have had a successful week competing in a range of sports with Varsity rivals Oxford.
Pupils from deprived areas are much less likely to get 3 As at A Level than those from middle class areas, according to an analysis of research conducted by Cambridge Assessment.
One of the UK’s most innovative string ensembles will perform the world premiere of a new string quartet written for them by Keith Tippett at Kettle’s Yard on Sunday, March 1 at 12.00.
A new exhibition at King’s College features the paintings of Bing Jones, a portrait painter and a doctor, starts on Saturday 21 February. Among the paintings on show will be a portrait of the recently retired Vice-Master of St Edmund’s College, Dr Geoffrey Cook.
A mini-symposium at the Clinical School will explore the special issues that women may face in pursuing a successful career in science.
This year’s Women’s Forum Conference will explore the theme of ‘realising your potential’ with a range of workshops, an address from the Vice-Chancellor Professor Alison Richard and a keynote speech by the explorer, author and broadcaster Christina Dodwell (pictured).
A zero-carbon home which could become a template for larger-scale production in the UK has been unveiled.
The global travel and tourism industry signalled its intent to deliver deep and rapid cuts in greenhouse gas emissions earlier today, as the main outcome of a dialogue process for the sector facilitated and guided by the University of Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CPSL).
A zero-carbon home which could become a template for larger-scale production in the UK has been unveiled.
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