Seahorses and the "onion world"
24 May 2012Dr Amanda Vincent – one of the world’s leading experts on seahorses and their relatives – is spending a year at Cambridge’s Department of Geography...
3D model reveals how ancient creature got around
24 May 2012Early tetrapod primarily used front limbs to move and its back limbs for balance.
Cooperation, altruism and naturalism - two lectures on evolutionary themes
24 May 2012Denis Alexander is the Director of The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. Here he discusses two upcoming talks.
The power of thinking big
23 May 2012Population studies on a vast scale are providing the power to enable accurate risk assessment – and intervention – into cardiovascular disease.
The art of survival
22 May 2012A collection of artefacts made by prisoners from the Channel Islands in World War II has gone on display in Jersey to mark the 70th...
With the people, for the people: applying mental health research
21 May 2012From campus to community, the worlds of mental health research and medical practice are being brought together by a collaboration involving researchers, health and social...
Can Hollande live up to expectations?
18 May 2012As Francois Hollande takes up his seat as President of France, will he be able to live up to the huge expectations of those who...
Bronze Age Facebook
18 May 2012Large clusters of rock art spanning thousands of years but located at the same site may hold key to detecting massive cultural changes in prehistoric...
Intoxicating history
18 May 2012In tracing the modern history of Germany’s policy on intoxicant and drug use, which favours therapy rather than punishment, Cambridge historian Dr Victoria Harris highlights...
Encounters in medieval matrimony
17 May 2012Scholars from five different institutions, and both Christian and Muslim backgrounds, will gather in Cambridge tomorrow to look at medieval Islamic marriage and how it...