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11 Aug 2023: Roosevelt, that will live in infamy – introduced America into the Second War World after the Japanese Empire launched a devastating attack on Pearl Harbour in Hawaii. ... Explore the Visitor Centre, opened in 2014, and gain a better understanding of

2 Aug 2014: News. Service to commemorate the start of the First World War.. ... A number of initiatives, exhibitions and events are planned at the University to mark the centenary of the First World War over the next four years.

18 Oct 2023: Every year a group of men and women will hear these words minutes before the news is announced to the world. ... News about recent Cambridge laureates. We meet some of our recent Laureates to find out what it's like to receive the Nobel Prize.

31 May 2023: years. In the world of policy, or in the world of business, this is far too long. ... The lone researcher –even the lone institution— is no longer a viable model for the delivery of world-leading science.

30 Jul 2014: The University's news digest summarises news from and about the University of Cambridge. ... The University of Cambridge will use your email address to send you our University news digest email up to three times per week.

21 Nov 2014: Search. Search. Dizzying heights: prehistoric farming on the ‘roof of the world’. ... Professor Martin Jones. Archaeological discoveries from the ‘roof of the world’ on the Tibetan Plateau indicate that from 3,600 years ago, crop growing and the

28 Apr 2022: Gross Domestic Product has been used by economists to track the runners and riders in the global race for prosperity since the end of the last world war. ... However, this fixation has also taken a devastating ecological toll. Vast tracts of the natural

9 May 2023: The breaking ground of Whittle Laboratory is great news for the UK's world-leading aviation sector, representing another step towards the UK hitting our Jet Zero goals.”. ... Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter. The University's news digest

28 Aug 2014: The good news is that there are still expanses of the world where agriculture can be greatly improved without large environmental costs,” said Dr Nathan Mueller of Harvard University, USA. ... Our study also shows that in large parts of the world, such

6 Feb 2023: In fact, in 2020 the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of an "infodemic". ... The theory of psychological inoculation has turned the world of fact-checkers upside down.

10 Nov 2014: Search. Search. Anti-building for the future: The world of Cedric Price. ... News. Anti-building for the future: The world of Cedric Price..

30 Nov 2022: Search. Search. COVID has 'ruptured' social skills of the world’s poorest children, study suggests. ... Research. COVID has 'ruptured' social skills of the world’s poorest children, study suggests..

23 Feb 2024: News of the archive’s donation to Cambridge is announced on the day of publication for the 116th set of poems, featuring works by Byron, Emily Bronte and contemporary British and ... It is hugely gratifying to know that our archive is now housed and

8 Feb 2016: Search. Search. Women of the World Cambridge festival line-up announced. News. ... Women of the World Cambridge festival line-up announced..

22 Sep 2017: Research. Revealing the personal side of the atomic scientist who changed the world.. ... of World War One, illustrating the personal life of this most public scientist.

19 Jul 2022: I'm worried that, the world over, policymakers are simply not taking the threat of climate change seriously enough," she told Channel 4 News. ... We're now seeing the impacts of climate change occurring in every single region of the world.

19 Oct 2016: Search. Search. “Oldest club in the world” inducted into the Football Hall of Fame. ... News. “Oldest club in the world” inducted into the Football Hall of Fame..

5 Apr 2022: The original public appeal was shared around the world, generating thousands of news articles and reaching hundreds of thousands through social media. ... and openly accessible once again as such an important part of the world’s cultural heritage.".

22 May 2012: Gilly Carr. Of the 2,200 Channel Islanders who were deported by the Nazis during World War II, most spent the war with little news of Allied progress, and uncertain about ... Our selection of the week's biggest Cambridge research news sent directly to

3 Oct 2003: present and discuss the on-going development of a world-class programme in ‘Earth System Modelling’. ... The University's news digest summarises news from and about the University of Cambridge.