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16 Mar 2021: On 28th March at 3-4pm at the Cambridge Festival she will talk about her new book, The Brilliant Abyss, which draws on the collections at the Zoology Museum in Cambridge ... There are alternatives to seabed metals that don’t risk triggering new and

26 Mar 2021: I have also written a longer, more exhaustive article looking at the limitations in the tools and methods used for unconscious bias training for New Scientist and I also write about

24 Mar 2021: Seeing this has raised new questions and research directions about the intersection of individual perspectives and wider cultural constructs and discourses. ... In September 2020 we released three original new audio dramas, which were conceived and

23 Mar 2021: Dr Nkatha Gichuyia is an environmental design consultant and lecturer at the University of Nairobi as well as a former Gates Cambridge Scholar at the University of Cambridge. She will be a panellist in a discussion on how climate change will affect

11 Feb 2021: Search site. Press release: University of Cambridge unveils extensive programme for new festival. ... news, from COVID-19 to climate change, from toilet paper shortages to living on Mars.

18 Mar 2021: His latest book, The Pattern Seekers: a new theory of human invention, celebrates human cognitive diversity and the role it has played in human creativity and invention.

19 Mar 2021: Electrical engineer, Jana Skirnewskaja, discusses the development of an exciting new technology and how it could be useful for many drivers in the future. ... New episodes are set to be released during the Festival. View the full programme at www.festival

19 Mar 2021: Young people are naturally driven to socialise and meet new people and romantic partners.

15 Mar 2021: Celebrity speakers, leading conservationists and youth leaders are coming together to deliver stories of hope for our natural world in a free, open-to-all virtual event running from the 26 March to 4 April 2021. Led by the Cambridge Conservation

26 Feb 2021: which engineers are trying to address the many challenges we read about in the news, from COVID-19 to climate change, from toilet paper shortages to living on Mars. ... The organisers say: "The time is right for a new type of education, with caretaking

2 Mar 2021: Topics include the future of heart attack treatment and how a new artificial heart valve could transform open-heart surgery. ... the problem of antibiotic resistance and offer new approaches that cure untreatable diseases.

10 Mar 2021: The line-up includes new works such as An Everyday Family Practice, which has its premiere at the Festival. ... boundaries but provide new perspectives on the world and some of our biggest global challenges.

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

23 Mar 2021: terror. 26th March 1pm . The Festival will also see the launch of new materials for young people exploring religion. ... New perspectives on justice: Layli Miller-Muro explores the revolutionary Baha'i concept of justice.

2 Mar 2021: The screening is followed by a discussion between director Suki Chan and New Hall Art Collection curator Harriet Loffler. ... explores a bold new theory that links invention with autism during a talk based on his new book.

26 Mar 2021: data and technology is used in new and different ways and share their views about what the future world might be like to live and work in. ... services theydeliver;exploit new and emerging digital construction and manufacturing skills and technology to

18 Mar 2021: within plays - in their probable order of composition, debunks long-established biographical myths about them and proposes new insights about how and why Shakespeare wrote them. ... why the problem of statelessness compelled a new understanding of the

16 Feb 2021: Each event, including the launch of a new book, explores artificial intelligence (AI) and its ever-greater impact on how we communicate and interact. ... AI is becoming an increasingly pervasive and invasive part of our everyday lives, from our use of

11 Mar 2021: 26 March, 2.30-3.30pm) teenagers learn how to become a virtual volunteer for this exciting and new-for-Cambridge citizen science project that will help us unlock our amazing ... numbers. With a bit of mathematical bravery, we break the rules and delve

23 Feb 2021: Several speakers have recent books out, including Professor Andrews, whose book The New Age of Empire: How Racism and Colonialism Still Rule the World came out in February; Nina Schick, author ... 30th March 6-7pm]. Learning New Perspectives - Healing

16 Mar 2021: All these questions and many more will be debated at education-related events at the Cambridge Festival. The Cambridge Festival, which runs from 26th March to 4th April, brings together the hugely popular Cambridge Science Festival and the Cambridge