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9 Feb 2024: Most diseases start in childhood, but most health research is carried out in adults. ... 15 years to help drive real change through health research.

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22 Mar 2024: Examination Access and Mitigation Committee meeting dates Dates of Committee meetings are below, along with the deadline for submission of applications. To ensure that the papers can be circulated to members in good time the deadline has been bought

9 Feb 2024: DNA nanotechnology is used by researchers to build materials and tiny controllable machines. DNA nanotech structures are designed using the same base-pairing mechanism that keeps your DNA together in cells. Join us to learn more about how to design

9 Feb 2024: Are you interested in sharing your opinions to help academics develop ground-breaking research? ... Learn about volunteering opportunities with ARU’s Let’s Shape Research Together programme.

9 Feb 2024: Experience a captivating fusion of art, history and science as Diploma and Foundation students from Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts (CSVPA) come together in mixed-specialism groups in response to key exhibits from the Whipple Museum’s

17 May 2024: This guidance confirms which employer compliance costs can typically be charged to research grants and sets out the process for including eligible costs in funding applications.

12 Feb 2024: A fellowship can provide funding and opportunities to help you further explore your research ideas and develop independence. ... Other resources. The University of Cambridge subscribes to Research Professional, a database that includes funding

9 Feb 2024: The Babraham Institute is a world-leading biosciences research institute whose work focuses on better understanding ageing and the effect it has on our bodies. ... To stay up to date with our news and events, you can also follow us on: X (formerly Twitter

13 Feb 2024: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Cambridge Festival Event: Changing the landscape of conservation.

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.

26 Mar 2024: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Joint CEENRG / CCI Conservation Seminar - Dr Ivan Hajdukovic. ... His work mainly focuses on academic research and EU-funded projects on issues ranging from economic policies, international trade to energy

9 Feb 2024: Researchers from our Rising Stars training course will be popping up throughout the Festival. With subjects from economics, law and children's health, to plants and astrophysics, join us for activities and a chance to chat to our stars of the future!

23 Jan 2024: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. CCI Conservation Seminar - Prof. Salvatore Di Falco (joint CCI/CEENRG). ... His research focuses on the intersection between agricultural, environmental and development economics.

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

28 Mar 2024: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. CCI Conservation Seminar - Panel with MPhil in Conservation Leadership students.

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: Rosa Appignanesi will be running a drop-in creative workshop. People can send in their favourite poems about nature, or even their own work, which will be used to create the ‘pool’ of words.

28 Mar 2024: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. CCI Conservation Seminar - Dr Steven Cooke and Dr. ... Canada). Research in his lab focuses on conservation science, environmental evidence, applied ecology, and the human dimensions of natural resource

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