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18 Mar 2021: Historically, research has focused on the disability in autistic people, which is important, but so are the strengths, in pattern recognition. ... And I wanted to explore the link between autistic people's strengths in pattern recognition and the

9 Feb 2024: Her academic expertise is in the study of social norms that govern human behaviour – particularly the impact and development of unwritten rules and conventions, and how people respond to breaches of

9 Mar 2023: The war in Ukraine and climate disasters have focused people’s minds on issues of food security. ... as social inequality and corruption, which means that some people cannot afford nor access the food that is available.

9 Feb 2024: More than 10,000 people have contributed data to this project over many years, leading to a much better understanding of the distribution and ecology of these important insects. ... Using ladybirds as a case study, Peter will talk about the value of

9 Feb 2024: Come along and hear tales fresh from the field, learn about the people behind the discoveries, their good days and bad days, the anecdotes, the unexpected discoveries, the archaeology and the

13 Mar 2023: Helen Dye, Natural Cambridgeshire – the Local Nature Partnership for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, will talk about some of the opportunities that are available for both nature and people, some of the things ... She said, “Water and soil have

22 Jan 2021: And as the festival is online this year, we’re excited to welcome people from around the world to be part of these conversations too!". ... And as the festival is online this year, we’re excited to welcome people from around the world to be part of

9 Feb 2024: You’ll play word games, meet new people and create group and individual poems on the theme of heroes. ... She has a background in theatre for young people and is the winner of two national playwriting awards.

9 Feb 2024: Farah Ali is author of The River, The Town and the short-story collection People Want to Live.

15 Feb 2024: It’s always bothered that when people think of the “Other” they think of people who are not white. ... Thus, I contemplated how I could collapse the boundary between white people and the so-called Other.” [14th March].

9 Feb 2024: It is an experimental project/practice in which groups of people use voices and objects to echolocate, exploring different architectures through attentive listening.

9 Feb 2024: Researchers at Cambridge's Blood and Transplant Research Unit study how to make enough blood available to health services while keeping the wonderful people who donate that blood safe.

21 Mar 2023: Sharon Morein, Associate Professor at Anglia Ruskin University, will consider what can lead people to accumulate belongings and exhibit hoarding tendencies and, in its most extreme form, lead to hoarding disorder. ... 1st April]. The Festival has had a

9 Feb 2024: We'll also talk about why relationships in healthcare are so crucial to getting healthcare right for people. ... Everyone, including families, will be welcome, and we can signpost people to additional support if needed.

8 Mar 2023: We need to ask difficult questions about whether our education system is one of the causes of this deterioration in the mental health of young people. ... 18th March]. In Too much stuff in the house! What do people hoard?

6 Mar 2023: live exhibition of people and an epic performance, 12 Last Songs frames the rhythms of the city, through the people who make it work. ... This is the question at the heart of these African folktales meant only for the ears of young people.

9 Feb 2024: He’ll also look at new material that the Museum has collected on people and events in the Mill Road area, and talk about opportunities to enrich that collection of data

17 Mar 2023: Empty supermarket shelves and worries about supply chain have focused people’s minds on issues of food security. ... It led me to wonder what other savings people could make with the benefit of a permanent four-day week.”.

9 Feb 2024: With Cambridge Children’s Research Institute at its heart, Cambridge Children’s Hospital will have a life-changing impact on millions of children and young people, regionally, nationally and globally.

19 Mar 2021: The remarkable speed, global reach, and ease with which the virus crossed borders and is being transmitted between people has sent stock markets tumbling, with the World Bank projecting the deepest ... The pandemic has also dramatically changed how