How two ‘rising powers’ – China and Russia – interact across the border they share with resource-rich Mongolia is the focus of a network led by the Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit, as the researchers involved explain.
To celebrate St Patrick’s Day the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic and St John’s College are offering an opportunity to see the ‘Southampton Psalter’.
The annual reception for scholars of the Cambridge Commonwealth Trust and Cambridge Overseas Trust took place last Monday at the Fitzwilliam Museum. The event was attended by the Trusts’ Patron, His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales.
A leading expert on technology and development will discuss the impact of new technologies on poverty, in a public lecture, today (Thursday 17, March).
A delegation from Massachusetts led by Governor Deval Patrick visited the University of Cambridge this week as part of a ten-day trade tour of the UK and Israel.
Should young children be exposed to the traumatic experience of giving evidence in open court, or does the justice system need to change its approach?
Cambridge will play host to a famous timelord later this week. Colin Baker will speak at the Cambridge Science Festival this weekend. He is best known for his role as the sixth Doctor Who in the popular BBC television series.
Damian Hirst, Antony Gormley and Maggie Hambling are just three of the artists to have donated works to a major exhibition at Kettle’s Yard – many of which are to be sold as part of a £5m fundraising appeal.
Acclaimed novelist, essayist and scientist Professor Sunetra Gupta will give the 2011 Women in Science Engineering and Technology Initiative (WiSETI) annual lecture at Robinson College, Cambridge tonight.
With 500 days to go to the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the University of Cambridge is helping everyone to understand more about the maths and science of sport.
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