Cambridge talent recognised in 2025 New Year Honours
30 Dec 2024Academics and staff at both the University of Cambridge and Colleges feature in the 2025 list, which recognises the achievements and service of people across the UK.
Coming AI-driven economy will sell your decisions before you take them, researchers warn
30 Dec 2024Conversational AI agents may develop the ability to covertly influence our intentions, creating a new commercial frontier that researchers call the “intention economy”.
Early warning tool will help control huge locust swarms
19 Dec 2024A new tool that predicts the behaviour of desert locust populations will help national agencies to manage huge swarms before they devastate food crops in Africa and Asia.
Massive black hole in the early universe spotted taking a ‘nap’ after overeating
18 Dec 2024Scientists have spotted a massive black hole in the early universe that is ‘napping’ after stuffing itself with too much food.
Updated injunction granted in connection with the occupation of Greenwich House
18 Dec 2024To view the High Court injunction, please follow the link below:
Cambridge rowers vie for place in The Boat Race 2025
17 Dec 2024The Cambridge contenders for The Boat Race 2025 have become clearer after a thrilling day of action on the Thames.
The lab making food healthier and medicine cheaper
16 Dec 2024Dr Nicola Patron is cultivating a new kind of biotechnology, where we can read nature’s blueprints and direct its energy to more potent ends.
Afghan journalist and TIME magazine woman of the year joins Cambridge college
11 Dec 2024Zahra Joya, an Afghan journalist and one of TIME magazine's Women of the Year 2022, has been appointed By-Fellow at Hughes Hall.
Cambridge to trial cutting-edge semiconductor technologies for wider use in major European project
10 Dec 2024The University of Cambridge is one of two UK participants named as part of the PIXEurope consortium, a collaboration between research organisations from across Europe which will develop and manufacture prototypes of their products based on photonic chips.
Wrong trees in the wrong place can make cities hotter at night, study reveals
10 Dec 2024While trees can cool some cities significantly during the day, new research shows that tree canopies can also trap heat and raise temperatures at night. The study aims to help urban planners choose the best combinations of trees and planting locations to combat urban heat stress.
