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9 Feb 2024: 10.00 - 5 tours of 10 people. 12.00 - 5 tours of 10 people. ... 14.00 - 5 tours of 10 people. 16.00 - 5 tours of 10 people.

9 Feb 2024: Blue Zones diet, and lessons from the oldest people on Earth, and critique the feasibility of reaching a century and whether simple nutrition and lifestyle changes can really increase our life

9 Feb 2024: History education engages with ‘cultural truths’ and moral values, and people with varying – sometimes conflicting interests – have discussed school history’s value and purpose.

9 Feb 2024: The tour highlights key people and places on the street. It accompanies a pop-up exhibition and programme at Mill Road Community Centre, during the Cambridge Festival family weekend, to celebrate

9 Feb 2024: In this session, students, teachers, career advisors and educators from across the University of Cambridge will explore how to give young people the skills and knowledge they need to thrive.

12 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: The Precious Cells exhibition delves into the artistic, sociological and linguistic aspects of biological research using human tissues, including early human embryos. There will be three artworks on display as part of the exhibition. Precious Cells

9 Feb 2024: Am I Normal? and Dreamy Cops are two art installations that investigate notions of AI, including computer vision, surveillance, the human body and normativity. The first, Am I Normal?, is an interactive installation reflecting on body control in

9 Feb 2024: Paul Gato has been through a lot. He has been signed off from the university again. His colleagues say he has not been himself. He has been sending them e-mails filled with ramblings and Feynman diagrams. He said,“There is nothing more dangerous

9 Feb 2024: Fancy finding out about the latest research on future working and trying out some hands-on activities in the metaverse?

9 Feb 2024: Join us for tea and coffee at the PATH café, and the opportunity to find out more about the research we do in the Department of Pathology. Our researchers and students will be keen to chat with you about their research projects and expertise.

9 Feb 2024: Come and learn about cells: the building blocks of our bodies! Our bodies contain around 100 trillion cells, which carry out a huge range of important jobs such as making energy from food, communicating messages from one part of the body to another,

9 Feb 2024: During the Cambridge Festival, students and staff from the Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts will be attending a variety of talks, events, workshops and activities.

9 Feb 2024: Mitochondria are the powerhouses of our cells. They process our food molecules into ATP – a molecular fuel for the rest of the cell.

9 Feb 2024: Viruses are very small. They are made up of an outer shell of protein that carries the virus’s DNA or RNA – the genetic code containing the instructions for making new copies of the virus. Some viruses have an extra layer around their protein

9 Feb 2024: Are you feeling lucky?’ Beliefs, superstitions and tales about luck are present across all human cultures, according to anthropologists. We are perennially fascinated by luck and by its association with happiness and danger, uncertainty and

9 Feb 2024: Educational activity for all ages following the path of food from mouth to bum - join us to explore the mysterious ways our organism processes nutrients. Come and chat to IMS expert scientists about all things food, digestion, brain, obesity,

9 Feb 2024: The workshop is designed for beginners and is aimed at everyone above the age of 8. Here's a chance to explore a new dance form, Kuchipudi, and learn how to use the body to tell a story. Participants will be made familiar with a brief history of the

9 Feb 2024: Drive a nuclear reactor: Simulate driving a nuclear reactor controlled using buttons and screens to understand powering a nuclear reactor.

9 Feb 2024: Can you control a viral disease outbreak? Play the game, have fun and find out more about vaccinations with the Virus Fighter game! In this game, developed by Cambridge scientists and Cambridge school students, players must make decisions to try to