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Ancient fossils reveal early animal use of Earth's magnetic field for navigation
Researchers from the University of Cambridge and Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin have found what they describe as the earliest evidence of an internal navigation system in animals.
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Cambridge Dictionary selects 'parasocial' as Word of the Year for 2025
Cambridge Dictionary has selected "parasocial" as its Word of the Year for 2025.
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Choral work inspired by Sycamore Gap tree premieres with Cambridge professor’s libretto
A new choral work inspired by the Sycamore Gap tree is being performed for the first time today by the Helsinki Chamber Choir in Finland.
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Cambridge’s Bhaskar Vira features in new documentary on India’s environment
Bhaskar Vira, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education and Environmental Sustainability at the University of Cambridge, will feature as a key presenter in a new documentary series focused on India's environmental challenges and solutions.
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Cambridge leads business-government engagement and education initiatives at COP 30
As an official sponsor of the UK's Pavilion at COP 30, the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) is using its UK Corporate Leaders Group (CLG UK) to organize high-level events and bring together experts from various sectors.
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Cambridge scientists develop precise method for growing layered perovskite films
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a new method to control the atomic structure of halide perovskites, materials that could be used in future solar cells, LEDs, and lasers.
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Cambridge researchers discover ancient fungal partnership within Scottish plant fossil
Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Natural History Museum in London have identified a new species of ancient symbiotic fungus within a 407-million-year-old plant fossil found in Scotland.
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UK researchers highlight role for superconducting cables in clean energy transition
The UK’s transition to net zero emissions is facing a significant challenge in the transmission of renewable energy from remote generation sites to areas with high demand.
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Cambridge veterinary hospital introduces enzyme injection treatment for spinal injuries in small dog breeds
A new minimally invasive treatment for severe intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) in small dog breeds is now being offered at the University of Cambridge’s Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH).
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University of Cambridge researchers secure five ERC Synergy Grants for major scientific collaborations
Seven researchers from the University of Cambridge have been awarded Synergy Grants by the European Research Council (ERC) to lead five collaborative scientific projects.
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Cambridge spinout raises £1.6 million for new solar panel efficiency technology
Cambridge Photon Technology (CPT), a company founded from the University of Cambridge, has secured £1.6 million in funding to advance its solar energy technology.
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Cambridge scientist receives global fellowship for advancing interpretable artificial intelligence
Cambridge researcher Dr. Miles Cranmer has been named one of 28 recipients of the AI2050 fellowship from Schmidt Sciences.
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Cambridge partners launch open access journal on corporate climate governance
Two Cambridge partners have announced the launch of a new open access journal focused on corporate climate governance.
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AI assistant 'Denario' aims to streamline scientific research process
Researchers have introduced Denario, an artificial intelligence assistant designed to support scientists throughout the research process.
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Collaboration aims to integrate sustainability into core financial statements
The True & Fair Project, led by Social Value International (SVI), is working to change how financial profit is calculated by ensuring that hidden costs and negative impacts are included in financial statements, not just in non-financial reports.
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University of Cambridge researchers advance global initiatives linking education with climate justice
Academics and education specialists at the University of Cambridge are collaborating to link classrooms, communities, and policymakers in efforts to explore how education can support justice, sustainability, and wellbeing.
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Cambridge scientists develop tool linking food choices with global extinction risk
Every food choice has an effect on global biodiversity, according to researchers at the University of Cambridge’s Department of Zoology. Dr. Ball, a postdoctoral researcher in the Conservation Science Group, explained that producing animal-based...
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Cambridge spinout develops AI tool aiming for early detection of dementia
Zoe Kourtzi, Professor of Computational Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge and co-founder of Prodromic, has led the development of an artificial intelligence-based technology designed to predict the progression of brain diseases...
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Business committee meets with university leaders on economic growth during visit to Cambridge
Members of the Business and Trade Select Committee visited Cambridge on October 27 as part of their annual engagement programme across the UK.
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Business and Trade Select Committee visits Cambridge to discuss economic growth priorities
Members of the Business and Trade Select Committee visited Cambridge on October 27 as part of their annual UK engagement programme, which this year focuses on economic growth priorities.