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13 Oct 2023: Search site. Teachers' pack 2024. Attachment. Size. 227.45 KB. 2024 University of Cambridge.

9 Feb 2024: Fancy finding out about the latest research on future working and trying out some hands-on activities in the metaverse?

12 Feb 2024: This year we've had a gorgeous PDF programme designed so you can easily find the events you want to attend. You will need to visit the website to book onto those events which require booking but hopefully this is now an easier way to find the things

9 Feb 2024: Department of Pathology, Tennis Court Road, CB2 1QP. Join us for tea and coffee at the PATH café, and the opportunity to find out more about the research we do in ... Our researchers and students will be keen to chat with you about their research

6 Feb 2024: This year we've had a gorgeous PDF programme designed so you can easily find the events you want to attend. You will need to visit the website to book onto those events which require booking but hopefully this is now an easier way to find the things

4 Mar 2024: Ever wanted to display your artwork on a punt? We are looking for student artwork relating to the theme of WATER to display on punts on the River Cam as part of Cambridge Festival Creatives. The aim of this exhibition is to see how art interacts

9 Feb 2024: Drive a nuclear reactor: Simulate driving a nuclear reactor controlled using buttons and screens to understand powering a nuclear reactor.

9 Feb 2024: Educational activity for all ages following the path of food from mouth to bum - join us to explore the mysterious ways our organism processes nutrients. Come and chat to IMS expert scientists about all things food, digestion, brain, obesity,

9 Feb 2024: Can you control a viral disease outbreak? Play the game, have fun and find out more about vaccinations with the Virus Fighter game! In this game, developed by Cambridge scientists and Cambridge school students, players must make decisions to try to

9 Feb 2024: Rosa Appignanesi will be running a drop-in creative workshop. People can send in their favourite poems about nature, or even their own work, which will be used to create the ‘pool’ of words.