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14 May 2024: Credit: Andre Pattenden. Professor Hawking pictured outside the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge. ... Credit: Cambridge University Library. A letter written by the young Stephen Hawking to his father.

14 May 2024: In 2018, Professor Hawking's ashes were buried between the graves of Newton and Darwin at Westminster Abbey. ... With thanks to the Hawking family and Hawking Estate. Darwin Notebooks: worldwide appeal launched.

14 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Library's Office of Scholarly Communication announces Professor Stephen Hawking's PhD thesis is now freely available. ... In just the past few months, the University has received hundreds of requests from

14 May 2024: She has been archives lead for the acquisitions of the papers of Germaine Greer (University of Melbourne, 2013) and Stephen Hawking (University of Cambridge, 2021), the University of Cambridge Archive Service ... Katrina pictured with the CUL's Stephen

14 May 2024: The UK Web Archive currently contains collections on Brexit, the Grenfell fire, Stephen Hawking and gender equality, as well as on magic, video games and British stand-up comedy.

14 May 2024: Alongside the archives of Newton, Darwin and Hawking – and some of the world’s earliest fragments of the Quran – is one of the most comprehensive collections of British books anywhere in

2 Jan 2020: It has revolutionised access to some of our most treasured and important collections, including the papers of Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin, with some notable successes: Stephen Hawking’s PhD

14 May 2024: The Book of St Albans, printed in St Albans in the mid-1480s and attributed to the prioress of nearby Sopwell, is a gentleman’s guide to heraldry, hawking and hunting.

14 May 2024: Alumni Festival: Darwin, Hawking, Newton: Science Archives and Their Meaning, Friday 24 September. ... Broadcast from Lady Mitchel Hall to an online audience. Alumni Festival: Treasures of the Stephen Hawking Archive, Monday 27 September.

14 May 2024: the typescript of Stephen Hawking's A brief history of time. items from the collection of the Royal Commonwealth Society Library - which came to Cambridge following a £2,000,000 appeal