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23 Feb 2023: Our selection of the week's biggest Cambridge research news sent directly to your inbox. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

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11 May 2023: News. Cambridge University excels in BUCS Athletics Championships and secures historic Varsity Boxing win.. ... Credit:Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter. The University's news digest summarises news from and about the University of Cambridge.

11 Dec 2023: Cambridge has generated headlines around the globe as it makes key advances in diverse research fields. ... Cambridge academic books, research journals and other scholarly materials were downloaded 114 million times.

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16 Jun 2023: Dear Colleagues I am writing one final time to ask you to do all you can to protect thousands of our students from the severe impact of the marking and

2 Oct 2023: spinouts. It generates research discoveries that shape policy and practice in every sector.”. ... Share. Published. 02 Oct 2023. Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter.

3 Oct 2023: News. Kerry James Marshall donates portrait of Henry Louis 'Skip' Gates Jr to the University of Cambridge.. ... Credit:Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter. The University's news digest summarises news from and about the University of Cambridge.

26 May 2023: List of former Chancellors Date elected Name c1246 Hugh de Hottun 1256 Reginald de Gerninghall 1259 William de Ludham 1260 Richard de Gedney 1261 Richard

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29 Aug 2023: It is understood that Colleges collectively need to reach common ground about how best to respond and this will take some time, especially over the research period.

26 Jul 2023: We are baffled by the Justice for College Supervisors' call for a boycott of supervisions. It came after a period of talks in which we had made significant

30 May 2023: 11 October 2016. Dear Editor,. In your 4 October editorial you argued strongly against the Government’s Higher Education and Research Bill, stating that it “opens the door to unacceptable political

30 May 2023: We make a global contribution, too – we help build research capacity in places where the development of local knowledge and skills is essential to dealing with local problems – Cambridge’s work

4 Jul 2023: Its rollcall of Nobel laureates and prize winners, its steady flow of ground-breaking research, its gathered field of inventors and innovators, its list of distinguished alumni, all speak loudly of ... created a thriving hub of research and outstanding

30 May 2023: deeply and irreversibly embedded in the university’s core work – whether it is education, research or administration.

30 May 2023: I see my responsibility as continuing to advance the University’s mission, which is: to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels ... What does academic excellence mean in research:

2 Oct 2023: spinouts. It generates research discoveries that shape policy and practice in every sector. ... This was brilliant news, long-awaited, and a huge boost to our research community.

26 May 2023: History of the Vice-Chancellorship The role of Vice-Chancellor has evolved throughout the history of the University. Until 1504, the Statutes of the University

31 May 2023: I could, of course, have chosen from many hundred other examples of current research at Cambridge and elsewhere. ... Cardinal Newman knew this in 1852; and the European Research Area Committee knows this in 2011.

31 May 2023: The bad news for those governments is this: you have to do both. ... Research allows universities to better serve the societies with which we are engaged.

31 May 2023: to support current research and teaching in, for example, engineering, stem-cell and conservation initiatives. ... Europe’s Horizon 2020 programme offers the prospect of research support on a similar scale.

30 May 2023: Delivered at Beyond the Academy: Embedding Interdisciplinarity Workshop, Conservation Research Institute, University of Cambridge. ... with partnerships bringing private and publicly funded research together in the service of humanity.

17 Jul 2023: Increasingly severe extreme weather events - fires, floods, droughts, hurricanes, heat waves - are a staple of global news. ... University training and research is a key part of the knowledge creation process around climate change.

30 May 2023: It is vital research, and research best done through interdisciplinary and international collaboration. ... Challenges on this scale, of this complexity, demand the kind of multi-disciplinary approach where global research universities can excel.

31 May 2023: However, recruiting research students in all disciplines is vital. Recruitment and competition are global. ... Our research funders and philanthropic donors will not support a university that 'muddles through'.

31 May 2023: To these values Newman linked the moral obligation to convey the results of research to others. ... State and private universities alike have long looked to the Federal Government to fund research and graduate training.

30 May 2023: Deprived of the ability to decide what we teach and research and why, universities are on thin ice. ... The truth is that we have no metrics by which to show the possibilities inherent in today’s blue sky research.

31 May 2023: Collaboration between research-performing institutions (both domestically and internationally) is no longer optional. ... £200 million today –including the Newton-Bhabha fund for collaborative research and capacity building.

31 May 2023: All this is best imparted by teachers who are themselves engaged in scholarship and research. ... Faculties and Colleges each appoint academics who are expected both to teach and do research.

31 May 2023: A wealth of research collaborations between Cambridge academics and colleagues around the world are documented in the online International Directory to be launched by the University this year. ... To the web of bilateral relationships created by

31 May 2023: ii. This footnote comes from the footnote to a recent Russell Group news release:. “ ... Since 1999, China’s spending on Research & Development has increased by more than 20% each year.

31 May 2023: To contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence.”. ... The truth is that we never know how today’s “blue skies” research will turn into tomorrow’s innovation.

31 May 2023: Research carried out at the school in partnership with our academics will improve understanding of teaching and learning throughout the UK. ... As a University, we have absolute confidence in our capacity to continue to deliver high-quality research and

31 May 2023: The third area has to do with the meaning of relevance in the context of research. ... need their help in making the case for the value of the entire spectrum of Cambridge’s activities in research and education.

31 May 2023: Deeply embedded here, this aspiration carries heavy obligations. It requires judgments as to what constitutes excellence in teaching as well as research, by no means simple tasks. ... Staying true to this imperative must not be at the expense of research

31 May 2023: combination of teaching and research, and the balance of academic and professional or pre-professional training. ... This is a prescription for convergence on a single, research-dominated institutional strategy.

31 May 2023: Yet in those five years, the landscapes of higher education and research have changed at a dizzying rate. ... The scholarships and lectureships will span basic and clinical research as well as translational science.

30 May 2023: Cambridge continues to be a world-leader in research –from the molecular level, to the human, to the cosmic. ... The UK’s departure from the EU has cast significant uncertainty on our ability to deliver excellence in research.

30 May 2023: Wow…. A University whose world-leading research is linked to almost four times as many Nobel laureates as the country of my birth. ... ahead. ---. COPING WITH COMPLEXITY. The second reaction to news of my appointment was decidedly more.

30 May 2023: and to ensure that the function of managerial and administrative staff is to facilitate research and teaching.'. ... It is right to want to see the world-leading research that fuels discovery and powers economic growth, human health and social cohesion.

31 May 2023: Our continued ability to attract such individuals must remain to the forefront of our Research Strategy. ... Seven initiatives have emerged -Neuroscience, Conservation, Infectious Diseases, Cancer Research, Energy, Stem Cells and Language Sciences.

31 May 2023: If we choose to continue to grow our research programme, then this deficit will increase. ... Therefore, funding for research and education from our conventional sources must be complemented.

31 May 2023: Be in no doubt: the cuts to research and innovation will damage Europe’s economic future. ... In an era of globalization, research and higher education is international and externally facing.

31 May 2023: This is about continuing to enable research that will save lives in this country and elsewhere…. ... and the access to sources of research funding that only membership of the EU can offer.

31 May 2023: The research collaborations of the academic staff leave few corners of the world untouched. ... It is not for the Vice-Chancellor to prescribe the research priorities of the University.

30 May 2023: Peking University’s Guanghua School of Management launched a Belt and Road Institute, designed to carry out research into the initiative. ... Our Department of East Asian Studies is the only centre in Europe to engage in extended research in Chinese

30 May 2023: It is vital research, and research best done through interdisciplinary and international collaboration. ... Research and teaching institutions that are not seeking to profit, but to help.

30 May 2023: I said in 2010 that research excellence is the defining feature of our institutional landscape, and integral to establishing our international reputation. ... Philanthropy is critical to us. It underpins our academic autonomy, and allows us to deliver

31 May 2023: The good news is that historically poverty today is not as severe as then. ... No other agency can match their track record nor scope and scale in research and education.