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In a world where many feel that the economic and political odds are stacked against them, a new groundbreaking institute has been launched in Cambridge with the aim of finding solutions ... We live in an age of unprecedented disruption. More and more

The Institute has also been instrumental in helping to set up and evaluate point-of-care, rapid diagnostic testing for patients at Addenbrooke’s, as well as developing tests for frontline ... Its researchers are also leading the evaluation of a new

Start by taking the online test, and you could be invited to have a brain scan to explore what makes your memory so exceptional. ... It brings together population health, laboratory and clinical scientists, with NHS clinicians and patients, and aims to

Dasgupta Review. A new report on the economics of biodiversity could help set the agenda for the UK Government’s 25-year environment plan. ... Produced by Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, the report describes nature as “our most precious asset” and

How so, dude? This heavy new study shows that beyond the drought, it was, like, the entanglement of environmental, economic and technological factors that led to the explosive rise of professional

Tweet of the term. “Jobs, skills, wages, equality, economics, politics, society, contentment, unrest, conflict and everything else summed up in one paragraph” – Jonny Aldridge (Homerton 2008) on CAM’s take on

Pandemic. Weekly tests to combat Covid-19. All students living in College accommodation are being offered a weekly Covid-19 test, even if they show no symptoms. ... Test swabs from students will be pooled by household, reducing the number of tests

In brief. Young readers. Children who read for pleasure at a young age perform better at cognitive tests and have better mental health when they become teens, new research concludes.

while the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) went to Christ’s, the London School of Economics (LSE) to Peterhouse, Bedford College to Newnham, and St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical ... London School of Economics cricket team in Cambridge,

Camels are a vital part of the. social and economic fabric.