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12 Mar 2024: It means it can be challenging to describe them to people because they are such new ideas and emerging technologies that people are not familiar with. ... For example, at the moment with oil, there are huge, centralised facilities but with our technology

15 Feb 2024: The WHO recommends that young people get an average of 60 minutes of at least moderate-intensity physical activity per day during the week. ... They also highlight the importance of regular physical activity for all young people, regardless of their

15 Apr 2024: There are two purposes to these events. The first is to establish whether there is any common ground between people who may seem to be far apart. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. People. Places. 2024 University of Cambridge.

8 Mar 2024: Out-of-home’ food – whether that’s food eaten in a pub, café or restaurant or takeaway food – is an increasing part of how many people eat. ... This could even create a ‘triple burden’ for people living in these areas.”.

23 Apr 2024: Her condition has stabilised but for many people, the disease can be severely life-limiting. ... Each centre has been awarded funding because it holds real promise for delivering change for people living with rare diseases.

7 Dec 2023: How many people know he invented the postal service, the first passports? ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. People. Places. 2024 University of Cambridge.

21 Mar 2024: works, the kinds of things people research and what my options might be. ... Cambridge and the UK more widely is an attractive place for people to move to, which really helps.

5 Feb 2024: AI has the potential to drive progress on the things that actually matter to people. ... It will develop new ways to support people with language and communication difficulties.

9 Apr 2024: patients.”. Michelle Mitchell, Cancer Research UK’s Chief Executive, said:“Clinician scientists have a very important role to play by bringing their knowledge and experience of treating people with cancer to

17 Apr 2024: Parkinson’s affects more than six million people worldwide, with that number projected to triple by 2040. ... In the UK, one in 37 people alive today will be diagnosed with Parkinson’s in their lifetime.