Search

9 Feb 2024: health. We will also share details about the POPPY study, which is a new, national preconception and pregnancy study being led by the University of Cambridge.

23 Mar 2021: At some festival sites, including those taking place at the New Museums Site, there may be other activities you can still join.

9 Feb 2024: Come and join us for this one-off amazing live podcast event as part of the Cambridge Festival 2024 – The Live Animal Heartbeat Podcast will be recorded on 26 March at 7.30pm – from the Old Devinity Lecture Theatre, St John’s College, Cambridge

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

9 Feb 2024: Festival favourites The Variables return once more to the Portland Arms and the Cambridge Festival, to show the funny side of science. Join our scientists as they become comedians for an evening, and find out what it’s really like to delve into

9 Feb 2024: With the NHS and social care on emergency support, this panel - comprised of Professor Mike Kelly, University of Cambridge; Thara Raj Director of Population Health and Inequalities at an NHS Trust in Warrington; Dr Geoff Wong from the University of

9 Feb 2024: Did you know that medical research is happening all over the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, though you probably won’t ever see it going on?! But behind the scenes, researchers, scientists, doctors and nurses are working on important research to help

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge New Museums Site, Lecture Theatre A - University of Cambridge Admissions Office New Museums site Bene't Street, CB2 3PT.

9 Feb 2024: Different short videos and documentaries will be running in a continuous loop at location. Audience will be able to watch at their leisure what it is of interest to them in relation to climate change research.

9 Feb 2024: Aimed at parents, grandparents and caregivers who are soon to be expecting a new baby in their lives or who are new families.

9 Feb 2024: wellness and social inclusion; as well as curious publics who want to engage in art and creative praxis in new, untried ways. ... Timing:. In person. Format:. Exhibition. Age:. All Ages. What does new research recently carried out on the library of Sir

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: Come and see how the Shoestring team are using low-cost technologies like web cameras, Raspberry Pis, open source software, engbarcode scanners and tiny sensors (for temperature, distance, vibration, light intensity) to create simple systems that

9 Feb 2024: To create change in our current world, we have to be able to imagine otherwise. In this workshop led by Sonji Shah, we will use speculative fiction to help us create glimpses of how we can relate differently to other beings and our environments.

9 Feb 2024: Join the Wolfson gardening team on this special tour that will take you around our beautiful College grounds. Our gardens consist of a series of lawned courtyards forming a set of garden ‘rooms’, with some stunning herbaceous borders.

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge New Museums Site, Lecture Theatre A New Museums Site Bene't Street, CB2 3PT. ... Timing:. In person. Format:. Exhibition. Age:. All Ages. What does new research recently carried out on the library of Sir Thomas Smith (1513–1577),

9 Feb 2024: An exhibition exploring how objects, texts and maps have shaped public perceptions of the Arctic. Discover how the Arctic is framed in particular ways, and why it matters.

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge New Museums Site, New Museums Site Downing Street, CB2 3RS.

9 Feb 2024: Embark on an ice-cool journey of discovery – step inside British Antarctic Survey as we open our HQ doors in Cambridge on 16 March 2024 to unveil the fascinating world of polar research, technology, engineering and operations. Why is Antarctic ice

9 Feb 2024: Technology offers us the world – but what does it take away? What is the bargain here? The Faust Shop, an augmented theatrical experience embedded in a lab environment, asks these and related questions. Faust Shop 2.0 adapts Johann Wolfgang

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge New Museums Site, Lecture Theatre A, Admissions/Student Services Bene't Street, CB2 3PT.

9 Feb 2024: Sonic Pi is 'a new kind of instrument for a new generation of musicians'.

9 Feb 2024: We often refer to bodies and body parts as being ‘natural’. So, we use the ideas of natural hair, natural nails, natural makeup and natural bodybuilding. But what does it mean to say that our bodies are ‘natural’, especially when we often

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge Student Services, New Museums site Bene't Street, CB2 3PT.

9 Feb 2024: of Yellowstone National Park and, in conversation with Earth scientist Dr Carrie Soderman from the University of Cambridge, will discuss new ways of understanding the planet.

9 Feb 2024: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common cause of neurological impairment in young adults (excluding that caused by physical injuries and trauma). MS affects more than 130,000 people in the UK, of which at least 300 are children.

9 Feb 2024: This workshop, aimed at children aged 10-14, showcases a new set of teaching resources based on Dr.

11 Mar 2024: Learn about Bat viruses, Tasmanian Devils, how to get DNA from fruit and make your own antibodies and antigens papercrafts! These are just some of the activities visitors can try out at the Department Veterinary Medicine’s open day on Saturday 16

9 Feb 2024: Xavier Le Clerc, who recently published his book Un Homme Sans Titre, has (re)discovered Algeria through Albert Camus’ eyes, in his text Misère de la Kabylie. This journey led him to revive his father’s life in the exact same kind of village.

17 Mar 2021: He is also environment consultant for the New Scientist magazine and a former UK Environment Journalist of the Year. ... Climate change doesn't easily fit the short-termist news agenda, but keeping the story growing has been a challenge many have taken up

9 Feb 2024: From the breathtaking scale and beauty of stars and galaxies, to the amazing diversity of life on Earth in all its weirdness and wonder, our universe is incredible!

9 Feb 2024: Thinking carefully about how different cultures handle death helps us understand their values, beliefs about the afterlife, intellectual traditions – and helps us see our own traditions in a new way. ... She works on Hart Island, a mass burial ground

9 Feb 2024: See behind the scenes of the Energy Centre at Eddington, and learn how it supports the district heating network and sustainability ambition for the neighbourhood.

9 Feb 2024: New museums site and Kings College lawn, New Museums site, Bene't Street, CB2 3PT.

9 Feb 2024: ActNowFilm: youth climate leaders in conversation with climate experts is an international youth voices in climate change project, run by the University of Bath Institute for Policy Research (IPR) and Cambridge Zero, with support from the UK

9 Feb 2024: We are aiming to provide an accessible space to help new and returning Wikipedians share their expertise.

9 Feb 2024: This talk describes the life of the settlement and how archaeologists have been able to discover fascinating new details about this incredible period of prehistory. ... Timing:. In person. Format:. Exhibition. Age:. All Ages. What does new research

9 Feb 2024: On Saturday 16 March 2024, CHaOS will take over the University of Cambridge Zoology labs for Crash, Bang, Squelch! Come and see lots of exciting hands-on experiments from all areas of science!

9 Feb 2024: Join us as we explore the gentle power of solitude with two renowned researchers. In this interactive talk, Dr Thuy-vy Nguyen will help the audience envision serene spaces where you can find rest in solitude.

9 Feb 2024: Leadership is a dynamic, evolving set of behaviours and mindsets, transforming, and responding to its surroundings. A traditional one-directional view has shifted to recognize leadership as a dialogue between leaders and followers, with the

9 Feb 2024: We aim to tackle the disease at key points in its development using our unique innovation and engineering approach – a totally new way of examining depression.

9 Feb 2024: How can this new treatment be improved? Join Professor Klaus Okkenhaug, Dr Pippa Corrie and Professor Rahul Roychoudhuri to find out more.

9 Feb 2024: The periodic table brings order to the 118 known elements.

9 Feb 2024: Join CHaOS for robotics workshops packed full of hands-on design and programming. Zero experience is required, as we’ll teach you all the basics so that you can start making your own robots do amazing things in no time at all!

9 Feb 2024: Looking ahead, can we build a new perspective on leadership which creates greater productive impact in the 21st Century?

22 Mar 2021: Tim Harford is an economist, broadcaster and senior columnist for the Financial Times. He will be speaking to David Spiegelhalter, Chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication at the University of Cambridge, about Harford's recent

9 Feb 2024: It is a rigidly stratified, aristocratic society, based on new “orders of rank”.

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge Student Services, New Museums Site Bene't Street, CB2 3PY.

9 Feb 2024: conscription as a new organ policy for the 21st century.

9 Feb 2024: Experience a live performance incorporating visual art, music, theatre and dance as Diploma and Foundation students from Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts (CSVPA) present a live interpretation of one of their mixed media outcomes created