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16 Sep 2022: You will find below the answers to some common questions on ATAS. If our webpages do not answer your questions, please contact us.

5 Jun 2022: Day & Time Event Details Mon 27th June - 08 July Ambuya Benches Drawing on her background growing up in Zimbabwe, Trish Murray introduces the idea of Ambuya Benches, (or Grandma Benches) to the University of Cambridge during the Festival of

12 Sep 2022: How to take the right approach to storytelling and documentary development in order to give your research-based documentary the best possible chances of reaching a wide audience.

16 Mar 2022: Many people – at Cambridge, and at other universities where he worked – benefited from his interest in their careers; his willingness to support, advise and provide opportunities for progression.

31 Jan 2022: She has a unique ability to draw people together who one would not expect could be drawn together.

20 Oct 2022: The award recognises Holt for her pioneering work to shed light on the role of local protein synthesis in neuronal development and function.

21 Mar 2022: We were also careful to make sure that people were aware of the spirit of the initiative. ... The initiative was set up to encourage people in the area to engage with local spaces and enjoy some fresh air.

16 Mar 2022: CDBB’s overarching role was to bring people together, to convene, connect and coordinate across the whole of the built environment.

4 Oct 2022: Researchers also initiated additional lines of enquiry, consulting some of the people who will use Oriel’s services about inclusive service design. ... The concept of digital twins is new to these stakeholders. While the technology to guide

10 Oct 2022: millions of rural people living in ecologically important areas. ... He has pioneered a new metric, Gross Ecosystem Product (GEP), to evaluate nature’s contributions to people, and to track the performance of policies designed to secure people and

22 Apr 2022: The Researchfish submission for 2022 has now closed for the main funders and we would like to thank all researchers, administrative staff and node administrators for playing their part in the submission process this year. For those researchers who

30 Sep 2022: The CCI Conservation Seminars begin on 5th October 2022 and will happen every fortnight during term. Our first speaker, Dr Bernardo Strassburg, will talk about his venture re.green. Join us in the Main Seminar Room at 4 pm. Drinks will follow

5 Jun 2022: Bikeworks (Dr Bike) www.bikeworks.org.uk/mobile-mechanics/university-of-cambridge Blake, Sarah-Cate www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk Cambridge University Library www.lib.cam.ac.uk/bookclub Clare Hall College www.clarehall.cam.ac.uk Estates Division

18 May 2022: apprenticeship_awards.jpg The Apprenticeship Awards 2022 will take place online on Thursday 23 June, 11:30 - 12:30, to recognise and celebrate the growth of apprenticeships and their positive contribution to the University. The Vice-Chancellor,

24 May 2022: Taking on the role of Head of Finance Transformation Programme has given me the opportunity to work with a pioneering team of professional people at one of the world’s leading ... It’s an exciting place to be. “Since I joined, my top priority has

26 Jan 2022: This prestigious annual prize recognises boundary-pushing, ground-breaking work in cosmology with the potential to produce a breakthrough advance in our understanding of how the Universe works.

19 Jul 2022: The more people pursuing a career in sustainability, the better we can tackle key issues.

20 Sep 2022: Hosted in the Masters in Conservation Leadership Teaching Room on the Third Floor of the East Podium Join us to find out more about the first completed Sansom Conservation Leadership Alumni Fund project ‘Conservation ActionLAB’, an innovative

7 Feb 2022: None of us will get it exactly right to begin with, but better outcomes for more people are worth the effort. ... What solutions to these problems are presented? How are people brought in or made aware of opportunities to participate?

29 Nov 2022: A new grant from the EU’s ‘Starting Grants’ scheme awarded to Adam Pelligrini, will fund studies to improve carbon credit schemes in dryland areas by boosting our grasp of the effects of periodic fire events on carbon capture and storage.