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22 Feb 2024: Mind matters: An evening looking into the brain (20 March). Researchers from The MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit host an evening of experiments, demonstrations and tours.

9 Feb 2024: Do you want to make a change in your community? Are you interested in sharing your opinions to help academics develop ground-breaking research? Join this event to find out how Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) academics and members of the public

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

9 Feb 2024: Visit the Museum of Zoology after hours for animal-themed board games. Grab a drink, play strategy games, create canine chaos or battle to be the best at Hungry Hungry Hippos.

15 Feb 2024: Diversity in the immune system (20 March). Cambridge Professor of Pathology, Adrian Liston discusses the latest research on the diversity in the human immune system.

9 Feb 2024: Commoners Comedy and Custard Comedy are proud to present an evening of comedy to make you think. The second show of the night is Tadiwa Mahlunge: Inhibition Exhibition.

9 Feb 2024: ‘Walking with Constable’ is a university-wide research project led by Cambridge Digital Humanities, the Fitzwilliam Museum and the University Digital Library, which has been exploring how we can use digital technologies to take archive material

9 Feb 2024: The MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit (MRC CBU) is a research centre for advancing our knowledge of human cognition, with programmes that cover childhood development, mental health, ageing and dementia, neurological and sensory disorders, and

9 Feb 2024: This conversation is about bridging the knowledge divide; our presenter will introduce you to atomicacademia.com, a groundbreaking new platform designed to break down the barriers that have historically made research an exclusive domain for the

9 Feb 2024: Join Thomas Matthews Boehmer as he shines a light on the urban history of York (Eboracum), the most northerly provincial capital of the Roman Empire.