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30 Apr 2008: News. Cambridge academics elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences.. ... It has elected some finest and most influential minds of the past two centuries, from Benjamin Franklin to Albert Einstein and Winston Churchill.

30 Nov 2015: News. Churchill Papers added to UNESCO’s list of the world’s greatest cultural treasures.. ... the Sir Winston Churchill Archive inscribed at as part of the Memory of the World.

5 Oct 2012: with persistent poverty in some parts of the world continues. ... Our selection of the week's biggest Cambridge research news sent directly to your inbox.

9 May 2008: Climate change will affect development prospects, particularly for some of the world’s poorest countries who are likely to be the hardest hit by global warming, and the rate of climate ... and Senior Adviser in Sustainable Development for the World Bank

10 Jan 2011: News. Digital Diasporas: how migrant communities are embracing new media.. ... The conference will look at the implications of the huge flow of communication through new media on family life, sociality and intimacy, identity and political involvement.

15 Oct 2011: Politics, both at home and abroad, has been front page news for most of the year. ... Our selection of the week's biggest Cambridge research news sent directly to your inbox.

24 Jan 2012: Our selection of the week's biggest Cambridge research news sent directly to your inbox. ... The University of Cambridge will use your email address to send you our weekly research news email.

22 Aug 2012: Search. Search. The man who discovered a ‘lost’ wonder of the world. ... Contained within, however, are first-hand documents relating to the travels leading up to the rediscovery of one of the lost wonders of the world – Petra, in Jordan – which

6 Nov 2006: the world perceive and respond to security threats. ... The academics involved in the project intend to look systematically at the different ways in which threats are prioritised and treated in different parts of the world.

4 Feb 2014: Experiencing perceptual attributes of the world – such as the weight of objects - in an “exaggerated fashion” when feeling powerless might be symptomatic of this instinctive resource conservation. ... Lee and Schnall write that this comment is