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3 Sep 2020: More than 2,000 people applied to compete in this year’s competition, from which only 60 were accepted based on their CVs and proposed ideas.

13 Aug 2020: Search site. For staff. Lessons Learned survey results. The University ran a Lessons Learned survey in May this year to understand in detail people's experiences of lockdown.

28 Oct 2020: This annual prize from the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation recognizes outstanding achievements in cognitive neuroscience.

22 Apr 2020: It is looking for volunteers to help the most vulnerable people in our county, with their shopping, collecting prescriptions and cleaning and maintaining homes.

5 Nov 2020: Dr François Nédélec, Research Group Leader at the Sainsbury Laboratory, is part of an European research consortium awarded a prestigious 11 million euro ERC Synergy Grant to to study one of the most fundamental processes in life – cell division.

13 Jul 2020: Search site. For staff. Open Cambridge call to staff photographers. Open Cambridge invites people, including staff members, to submit either their favourite lockdown photo or simply their most creative or unusual

22 Sep 2020: Professor Karalyn Patterson, of the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit at University of Cambridge, has been chosen to receive a prestigious award celebrating the achievements of women in STEM.

2 Jan 2020: welcomed over 200 people to the Student Services Centre, to celebrate this year’s employee recognition awards. ... The move, which was carried out seamlessly, represents a major development for the Department and the University, and involved moving

11 Aug 2020: Professor Gordon Dougan has been awarded this year’s Albert B Sabin Gold Medal Award for his work in vaccinology. Awarded annually by the Albert B Sabin Institute in Washington and named after the inventor of the oral polio vaccine, the medal is

18 Dec 2020: 2020 shortlisted nominees - full list (Raven login required). The event, which was held remotely for the first time ever, was watched by over 400 people from across the University (albeit from