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23 Feb 2021: Helping you explore our wonderful world We believe that it is never too early to begin investigating the world around us. That is why we are bringing you your very own magazine packed full of exciting activities to help you explore our wonderful

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14 Jan 2021: Cambridge's public engagement events give the public the opportunity to explore research from across the University. Thanks to the generosity of the University, our sponsors and partners, most events are free to attend.

19 Mar 2021: How to Use iRecord Right now there are thousands of dedicated volunteers around the world collecting data that is contributing to scientific research. They are called citizen scientists and in the world of wildlife conservation, they are true heroes.

14 Jan 2021: Cambridge Festival Code of Conduct We are committed to creating an open, inclusive and safe environment where all attendees, event organisers and contributors feel welcome and able to participate.

23 Mar 2021: A list of commonly asked questions and answers to help you with accessing in- person and online events at the Cambridge Festival.

17 Mar 2021: Fred Pearce is a respected author on environmental issues. His books include Fallout: A journey through the nuclear age and When the rivers run dry. He is also environment consultant for the New Scientist magazine and a former UK Environment

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

27 Aug 2021: Following on from the success of the Cambridge Festival Zine, we wanted one of our own! So here is it, full of recipes, sustainability goals and the best teeth in the Sedgwick Museum... We'd love to know what you think and if you get busy in the

9 Jun 2021: Four themes, ten days, 364 online events, and more than 100,000 views across 175 different countries. This could only be the Cambridge Festival.