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9 Feb 2024: In this talk, Dr Sean Lang, Anglia Ruskin University, will look beyond royal ceremonial to consider the phenomenon of monarchy in the modern world, what it means to people, how and

9 Feb 2024: Zoom , online, online. The NIHR BioResource’s DNA, Children Young People’s Health Resource (D-CYPHR) programme invites children and their parents to learn about the power of spit to impact ... Together with the NHS and Anna Freud, a world-leading

9 Feb 2024: Dementia currently affects 55 million people across the world. One in three of us is on course to develop dementia, with huge personal, health and economic impact.

2 Mar 2021: According to a recent Prince’s Trust survey, one in four young people feels unable to cope with life. ... pandemic on young people’s mental health with Chris Mann, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

9 Feb 2024: She is interested in how the evolution of cyberspace defines human-human and human-object interactions, and how these influence people in the real world.

9 Feb 2024: The conversation explores how the creative team gained access to the vast testimony archive of The Reckoning Project, how we’ve approached working with the people involved and the interviews gathered,

9 Feb 2024: This panel will discuss the ways that education inequalities impact on young people’s bodies, minds and inclusion in the national conversation. ... purpose.”. It seems that the UK is developing different kinds of young people with different levels of

9 Feb 2024: Waterstones, Cambridge, 22 Sidney Street, CB2 3HG. As part of the Cambridge Festival, Verity Harding, one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People in AI, will discuss her new book – entitled ... AI Needs You gives us hope that we, the people, can imbue

14 Jan 2021: people to consider a career in science, technology, engineering or mathematics. ... In addition, over 150 people volunteered their time to act as stewards to ensure visitors had a safe and enjoyable Festival experience.

18 Dec 2020: Contact. We love to hear from people about our events. To contact the Festival team, please email cambridgefestival@admin.cam.ac.uk.

4 Mar 2021: This is one of the many questions asked during a series of free online events that reveal the political and social realities of modern families during the Cambridge Festival, which launches on 26th March and runs until 4th April. Discussions include

9 Feb 2024: The aim of the evening is to create harmony of spirit, to foster peaceful relations among people of all faiths and beliefs, and to unite us all in praying for world

9 Feb 2024: Format: Other, Workshop. Timing: In person. Cost: Free. Event Capacity: 20 people per session.

9 Feb 2024: A story of the people who live in Cambridge today, and how this history has shaped them.

9 Feb 2024: Must Farm, a Bronze Age village built on stilts over a river, is helping archaeologists to understand how people were living in the Cambridgeshire Fens almost 3,000-years-ago. ... Hear about pottery, posts, and even poo, and find out how the objects left

9 Feb 2024: The term ‘inReach’ signifies any action which reshapes elite institutions as inclusive domains through centrally placing work by people otherwise absent in traditional arts and academic spaces. ... CRASSH, inReach will amplify the underacknowledged

9 Feb 2024: For young people growing up surrounded by synthetic media, it is hard to know what is real or manufactured.

9 Feb 2024: Meet the people ensuring animal welfare is our top priority, and find out what it’s really like working with animals in science.

9 Feb 2024: But behind the scenes, researchers, scientists, doctors and nurses are working on important research to help sick people get better.

9 Feb 2024: MS affects more than 130,000 people in the UK, of which at least 300 are children.

9 Feb 2024: It’s the holy grail of our age – tackling the mental health crisis in children and young people. ... Could the YPMH approach be key to tackling the mental health challenge of our age, and create a happier life for all our children and young people?

9 Feb 2024: Tuberculosis is a deadly enemy. This centuries old disease has killed more people than any other disease in history.

9 Feb 2024: Around the world, people show incredible creativity and variety in what they do with their dead. ... Is death a universal of the human condition? Sally Raudon is a social anthropologist who researches what people do with their dead.

9 Feb 2024: In this talk, Dr Sean Lang, Anglia Ruskin University, will look beyond royal ceremonial to consider the phenomenon of monarchy in the modern world, what it means to people, how and

9 Feb 2024: However, a few spaces will be left for people to drop in as well.

11 Mar 2024: We will also hear two talks, one from the renowned Veterinary Ophthalmologist, Dr David Willaims who will talk about ‘dry eye’ in dogs and people. ... will talk about dry eye in dogs and people?

9 Feb 2024: Even though opt-in organ donation decisions have increased, a significant number of people are still failing to receive an organ: as at 11 April 2023, 6,949 people were currently

9 Feb 2024: Most people consider Nietzsche an apolitical thinker. His concern, they believe, is with culture, not the state, and with the great individual leading an authentic, self-determined life far removed from

22 Mar 2021: How do we make it easier for people to admit when they get things wrong? ... In my experience, when people admit they are wrong, explain their error and apologise when necessary, they get a warm reception.

20 Feb 2023: Can the planet accommodate 3 billion more people when our current ecological footprint already exceeds Earth’s biocapacity? ... In HOW CAN EDUCATION HELP YOUNG PEOPLE COPE WITH AND COMMUNICATE ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE?

9 Feb 2024: The Quiet Time at our Family weekend is perfect for people who want to experience the festival, in a quieter environment.

9 Feb 2024: The people of the country are traditionally tolerant and accepting of wild animals as neighbours, and have lived alongside these animals for generations. ... Can elephants and people co-exist? Booking/Registration is: UNAVAILABLE. Age: Adults. Format:

23 Mar 2021: We want to continue to enable people to feel comfortable attending our Festival events.

9 Feb 2024: MS affects more than 2.8 million people worldwide, of which at least 300,000 are children. ... age. Second, is using the power of ‘big data’. Through collaboration with other national and international MS research centres, clinical data for nearly 100

9 Feb 2024: The maximum capacity is 100 people, on a first come first served basis.

9 Feb 2024: This event is aimed at people who are curious about studying or about gaining knowledge.

9 Jun 2021: The top three words used to share peoples experience at the festival were Curious, Inspired, and Entertained. ... 90 % believed that research from the University of Cambridge has an impact on people’s lives.

9 Feb 2024: We will have an opportunity for researchers to discuss the issues they have faced with research dissemination and explore the benefits of a network that connects people allowing direct qualitative feedback.

28 Feb 2023: The latest research and a brand new pilot study that looks at what young people eat is discussed in GROWING UP IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT: WHAT REALLY INFLUENCES WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE ... Dr Eleanor Winpenny, Dr Tiago Canelas and Mr Struan Tait from the MRC

15 Mar 2021: It can be the glue that keeps people there, but it's not the start of the journey. ... The fringes are full of snakeoil solutions being pitched to people and uncertainty drives their decisions.

9 Feb 2024: Dr Weinstein will then tell the stories of people who have spoken with our team about their everyday solitude moments within these spaces.

9 Feb 2024: How many people have studied its pages, and what have they used it for?

9 Feb 2024: Some 342 young people, from 88 different countries, applied to contribute to the film, which we showcased in the Blue and Green Zones at COP28.

9 Feb 2024: Usually shown to popular cinema audiences prior to a feature-length movie, Secrets of Nature were enjoyed by millions of people, and are some of the earliest precursors to today’s

9 Feb 2024: We are proposing an interactive demonstration of a prototype of a device that we have built which measures activity including recognising different postures in people with a range of physical abilities.

9 Feb 2024: Even before they had specialised terms for comets, meteors, galaxies and aurora, the people of Ireland were writing about the phenomena they observed in the night sky.

24 Mar 2021: conversations around death and dying for many people in the twenty first century are unfamiliar and daunting. ... The key feature of literature, including the dramatic arts, is that it provides a space to explore other people's experiences, thoughts,

26 Mar 2021: I have said this many times that we cannot train people out of unconscious biases through a 20-minute or one-hour online test. ... It is also crucial we acknowledge and understand that, even though these tools do not work in addressing or eradicating

9 Feb 2024: Mill Road Community Centre, 6 Hazell Street, CB1 2GN. The story of people living and working in the area of Petersfield formerly known as ‘Sturton Town’ from the Victorian era to

9 Feb 2024: He is also the co-founder of Club Urania, a monthly performance and music night for LGBTQ+ people and allies developed in partnership with Cambridge Junction and Wysing Arts Centre.