Cambridge to Lead £20m Pre-clinical Models Hub
Cambridge leads the UK Pre-clinical Translational Models Hub Cambridge initiative, detailing funding, scope, and impact.
Dominic Carr · 15 October 2026
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Cambridge leads the UK Pre-clinical Translational Models Hub Cambridge initiative, detailing funding, scope, and impact.
Dominic Carr · 15 October 2026
The University of Cambridge announced the launch of the Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute in April 2027, aiming to unify research across disciplines…
Harriet Lockwood · 12 October 2026
Cambridge Review reports on Jonathan tortoise longevity Cambridge as new genomic insights emerge from a Science Advances study.
Fiona Galloway · 11 October 2026
52North Health Ltd has closed a £3.2 million funding round to enhance its NeutroCheck platform, aiming to reduce emergency visits for chemotherapy…
Dominic Carr · 10 October 2026
Christine Holt received the prestigious Kavli Prize in Neuroscience for her contributions, honored by Cambridge in 2026 for her outstanding work.
Thomas Whitfield · 9 October 2026
UKRI will receive £9.2 billion in the 2026-27 fiscal year, part of a £38.6 billion funding plan aimed at aligning public money with strategic research…
Dominic Carr · 8 October 2026
The Cambridge Graphene Centre was honored with the Raman Award for the Most Innovative Technological Development at ICORS 2026 in Istanbul on September…
Harriet Lockwood · 7 October 2026
The Royal Academy of Engineering announced on September 23, 2026, that three Cambridge-affiliated individuals were elected as Fellows, part of a cohort…
Fiona Galloway · 6 October 2026
Analysis of Cambridge Folk Festival city-wide programme expansion and its effects on venues, audiences, and tech-driven engagement.
Fiona Galloway · 5 October 2026
Jason Arday death Cambridge independent review: Cambridge launches independent inquiry into events surrounding his death.
Dominic Carr · 4 October 2026
Discover the groundbreaking insights into NANOG embryo development from a detailed Cambridge base-editing study focusing on human embryos.
Thomas Whitfield · 3 October 2026
Climate i-Teams Cambridge, launched on October 5, 2026, pairs postgraduate students and early-career researchers with Cambridge inventions to assess…
Fiona Galloway · 2 October 2026
Ray Dolby Centre architecture recognition 2026 highlighted as Cambridge’s Cavendish Laboratory facility earns major design awards.
Thomas Whitfield · 30 September 2026
Registration for the Cambridge AI for Science Summit is now open, featuring detailed speaker line-up and event schedule for 2026 in Cambridge.
Dominic Carr · 28 September 2026
Cambridge City Council receives £96.4 million to build 803 new homes, including 723 at social rent, as part of the government's Social and Affordable…
Thomas Whitfield · 27 September 2026
The Crown Estate Cambridge Business Park's extensive redevelopment signals a significant £2bn transformation in North East Cambridge.
Harriet Lockwood · 26 September 2026
UK announces a £50m investment in the MRC Centre of Research Excellence in Mitochondrial Genome Therapeutics led by Cambridge.
Dominic Carr · 25 September 2026
Eddington housing approval signals major expansion in Cambridge with 3,800 new homes and 50% affordable housing for University key workers.
Dominic Carr · 24 September 2026
Cambridge Review discusses the UK-led astronomy instrument's Milky Way first look as MOONS achieves its inaugural light at the VLT telescope.
Harriet Lockwood · 23 September 2026
Cambridge unveils the Zenith AI supercomputer Cambridge, the UK's largest AI-for-science platform, advancing health, energy, and climate research.
Thomas Whitfield · 19 September 2026
CHAI Hub expands its causality AI funding initiative with Round 2, highlighting ongoing commitment and investment in advancing healthcare AI.
Thomas Whitfield · 18 September 2026
Discover the Whittle Laboratory Cambridge opening, graced by King Charles, and its pivotal role in advancing innovative propulsion research.
Thomas Whitfield · 17 September 2026
Cambridge University Press & Assessment cybersecurity incident thoroughly analyzed with data-driven context and regular official updates provided.
Thomas Whitfield · 16 September 2026
Babraham Research Campus announced the 2026 Accelerate@Babraham cohort on May 26, 2026, featuring five startups in a program designed to advance…
Fiona Galloway · 15 September 2026
Explore data-driven analysis of UKRI Strategy 2026-2031, focusing on AI and Quantum Priority Programmes and their broad implications.
Dominic Carr · 14 September 2026
Cambridge researchers announced that Isthmin-2 levels in maternal serum during the first trimester are the strongest predictors of preeclampsia and…
Harriet Lockwood · 12 September 2026
The Science, Innovation and Technology Committee's report outlines the UK's strategic approach to science diplomacy amid global tech competition,…
Fiona Galloway · 11 September 2026
The University of Cambridge has initiated an independent review after the death of Professor Jason Arday, who resigned amid allegations regarding his…
Dominic Carr · 10 September 2026
Health Data Research Service arrives at Wellcome Genome Campus, marking a significant national push for secure and accessible health data.
Fiona Galloway · 9 September 2026
Cambridge Review thoroughly analyses the intriguing LUX-ZEPLIN dark matter hint within the latest LZ results and broader industry context.
Thomas Whitfield · 8 September 2026
Cambridge Review features MOONS Instrument capturing its first look at the Milky Way with initial light observations at the VLT telescope.
Harriet Lockwood · 6 September 2026
Explore the ERC Starting Grants Cambridge 2026 winners and their significant European impact, showcasing excellence and innovation in research.
Thomas Whitfield · 5 September 2026
An international team has published the first comprehensive connectome of the male Drosophila central nervous system, detailing 8,258 neuron-type nodes…
Fiona Galloway · 4 September 2026
Stay informed on updates in the Farming Innovation Programme, highlighting £12.5m emissions funding, new rounds, and exciting opportunities.
Dominic Carr · 3 September 2026
Immutrin Ltd, founded by three Trinity College members, has secured £65 million in Series A funding to develop antibody therapies for amyloidosis,…
Dominic Carr · 1 September 2026
Discover the latest data-driven insights on CosmoCube Cambridge's funding efforts for their lunar mission and the exciting UK collaborative initiatives.
Thomas Whitfield · 31 August 2026
TRIMTECH Therapeutics has relocated to the Babraham Research Campus, marking a significant step in its growth and research capabilities, particularly…
Dominic Carr · 30 August 2026
CamGraPhIC funding EU graphene photonic chips, a data-driven update on EU support for graphene photonics and its market implications.
Harriet Lockwood · 29 August 2026
Explore a data-driven update on Cambridge's water reuse system developments, regulatory hurdles faced, and its significant market implications.
Harriet Lockwood · 28 August 2026
Cambridge researchers honored as 2026 Kavli Prize neuroscience laureates, showcasing exceptional contributions to the scientific community.
Dominic Carr · 27 August 2026
The University of Cambridge gathered over 250 researchers on June 26, 2026, for its first Climate & Nature Research Showcase, focusing on climate…
Harriet Lockwood · 26 August 2026
Solar-powered plastic recycling innovation in Cambridge achieves a significant breakthrough, successfully demonstrated on a real-world operational scale.
Fiona Galloway · 25 August 2026
Cambridge's ai@cam program has unveiled six projects for its Local Government AI Accelerator, a 12-month initiative aimed at enhancing public services…
Thomas Whitfield · 24 August 2026
Explore the GSK Cambridge R&D Centre's significant investment details and analyze its profound impact on the UK's thriving life sciences sector.
Dominic Carr · 23 August 2026
The MRC Cambridge Translational Hub funding propels Cambridge's progress towards becoming a premier national translational research hub.
Thomas Whitfield · 22 August 2026
Open Cambridge week gives the public access to colleges, archives, laboratories, and cultural venues.
Thomas Whitfield · 21 August 2026
Cambridge Festival runs from March 16 to April 2, 2026, with talks, demonstrations, and public events.
Fiona Galloway · 20 August 2026
Oxford launched a Zero Carbon Energy Research DPhil with up to six places in its first cohort.
Harriet Lockwood · 19 August 2026
NUS wins the inaugural €200,000 Global Climate Research Prize established by Clare Hall and LUT University.
Thomas Whitfield · 18 August 2026
Cambridge researchers traced a plant-growth gene blueprint back 450 million years.
Thomas Whitfield · 17 August 2026
Discover the latest on the Dawn supercomputer's sixfold power boost in Cambridge, including funding, timeline, and impact on UK AI research.
Harriet Lockwood · 16 August 2026
Babraham Research Campus opened the Sidney Altman Building for life-science research companies.
Dominic Carr · 15 August 2026
IonQ's Cambridge partnership expands access to quantum-computing research and commercialization.
Thomas Whitfield · 14 August 2026
Proposed funding cuts for the Lovell Telescope have triggered debate over the future of UK radio astronomy.
Fiona Galloway · 13 August 2026
Cambridge professor Laura Díaz Anadón joins the UK's Climate Change Committee, bringing energy innovation research into national policy.
Dominic Carr · 12 August 2026
Discover details of the Dawn supercomputer upgrade in Cambridge, a government-backed project boosting power sixfold with significant implications.
Fiona Galloway · 11 August 2026
Shankar Balasubramanian, David Klenerman and Pascal Mayer receive the 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for DNA sequencing.
Thomas Whitfield · 10 August 2026
In-depth neutral analysis of UK science funding reform, examining its key drivers and early impacts on technology markets and innovation.
Fiona Galloway · 9 August 2026
UKRI unveils National Compute Resources: four NCRs launched with a £76m investment to enhance scientific research and widen access opportunities.
Fiona Galloway · 8 August 2026
Comprehensive, neutral, and data-driven exploration of Cambridge Literary Festival AI Poetry and its significant impact on arts, technology, and policy.
Fiona Galloway · 7 August 2026