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1 Jun 2017: The award from the International Federation of Placenta Associations recognizes her work in the field of placental biology

17 Feb 2017: With the increasing popularity of smart technology and the emergence of artificially intelligent software, could society become more inclusive in the digital age? Mr Saqib Shaikh (pictured), a visually impaired software engineer at Microsoft, will

24 May 2017: A University of Cambridge College clad in the floorboards of an old French goods train has won an award in recognition of its architectural excellence.

17 Oct 2017: The first meeting took place on 25 October. The second meeting is on Thursday 9 November. Registrations for this meeting close on Monday 6 November - please see below for a link and more information on how to register. If the number of registrations

17 Jan 2017: The award offers grants of up to £20,000 for University staff to fund creative projects. It aims to promote innovative practice in teaching and learning techniques by providing start-up funding for creative or exploratory initiatives ineligible for

23 Jan 2017: Search site. For staff. Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise and Business Relations appointed. 23 January 2017. 2024 University of Cambridge.

21 Apr 2017: He also works with a student initiative that offers free consultancy to enterprises in developing countries. The organ can whisper but it can also thunder. When I was young I learnt to play the organ in my local church in the Netherlands. I

2 Nov 2017: You just don’t want to slip up when someone tells you something this important,” commented a participant at the first of this year’s Staff Training on Student Disclosures of Sexual Assault workshops. The workshop aims to equip any member of

18 Sep 2017: Dr Minshall, who is currently Reader in Technology & Innovation Management in the Department of Engineering and Fellow of Churchill College, will take up his new post on 1 October. Prior to joining Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing in 2002,

23 Mar 2017: What does it mean, today, to be a global university? Does it mean that a university reflects global diversity, or that it addresses global issues? Is it about building global partnerships, or about demonstrating global leadership? It is, of course,

17 Aug 2017: I was convinced that I’d messed up in the exams and would miss my offer for Cambridge. But after a sleepless night, I felt strangely calm and went into school early to get my results. The teachers let me in and looked happy which seemed a good sign

5 Apr 2017: Humanities Research Council Doctoral Training Partnership, and has served on the General Board and its Education Committee.

29 Jun 2017: She is the first woman to hold the role in the University’s 808-year-history. Emma is only the 27th person to hold the office of Registrary, one of the longest continuously-held offices in UK higher education. The Registrary is the principal

2 Oct 2017: The University's Digital Communications Team, part of the Office of External Affairs and Communications have been awarded the title Communications Team of the Year.

22 May 2017: The winner of this year’s Wolfson History Prize, awarded for excellence in accessible and scholarly history, has been announced as Dr Christopher de Hamel for his book Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts.

22 May 2017: The University’s Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor will be recognised for his work on infectious diseases.

30 Mar 2017: The CrossRail project in London is brilliant. I think you’ll find the trains are quiet and the ride is smooth, which is good news for those living and working up

28 Jun 2017: Professor Andrea Ferrari was awarded the decoration of Knight Officer of the Order of the Star of Italy on 19 June 2017 in recognition of his contributions to science as well as his promotion of Italian science and scientists.

27 Apr 2017: My love for languages comes from my mother and my love for Hebrew and books comes from my father. I grew up in Jerusalem where my parents met. These days I live in Cambridge and teach Hebrew at the University’s Language Centre — but I remain

1 Mar 2017: I’m the third generation of my family to work for the University. My grandad Geoff got a job with the Cavendish Laboratory when he was 15 and stayed till he retired. He was an instrument maker and could fix anything. When my dad Pete left the Navy