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Join us at the Cambridge Festival of Ideas 2012 from 24 October - 4 November 2012 - a celebration of arts, humanities and social sciences with over 150 free events. Please visit www.cam.ac.uk/festivalofideas for more details

⛪ Did you hear the bells of Great St Mary's on Coronation day? @GreatStMarys #Coronation #Cambridge #Bells #Church #2023

Sheep can be trained to recognise human faces from photographic portraits – and can even identify the picture of their handler without prior training.

New standards and funding arrangements for apprenticeships offer opportunities to expand training provision for both new and existing staff at Cambridge University.

An anti-fraud laser detector could be used to identify counterfeit banknotes, pharmaceuticals and luxury goods. The prototype was developed with support from the Cambridge Innovation and Knowledge Centre

Walking you dog in the snow? Cambridge University vet Charlotte has some advice if you are about to go out or if they have just come back in.

Professor Elaine Scarry (English, Harvard), 'Beauty and Social Justice'. Professor Scarry was delivering the first of two keynote addresses to the conference 'Pain in Performance and 'Moving Beauty' (21-22 May, 2010). The second keynote (available in the CRASSH collection) was by Professor Helmut Lethen (The IFK, Vienna)

Learn more about our Open Days at https://bit.ly/CamUniOpenDays2023 Be prepared for our Open Days by reading our FAQs page #Cambridge #CamOpenDay23 #Year12 #alevels2023

A bee swarm outside the Old Schools and Trinity Hall at Cambridge University filmed on the afternoon of 24 May. Dr Ristuccia explained that the bees visit once a year.

The discovery of a way to measure longitude revolutionised long-distance sea travel forever, but the institution which made it happen has all but disappeared from memory. Now researchers led by Professor Simon Schaffer are launching a new project to remember the Board of Longitude and tell its remarkable story in full for the first time.