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Recent News About University Of Cambridge
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Researchers find parents need a year to understand children's feelings about school
Scientists have released findings indicating that until Year 1, parents often do not accurately perceive their children's feelings about school.
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UNESCO recognizes Charles Darwin archive on Memory of the World Register
The documentary heritage related to Charles Darwin's life and work has been added to the UNESCO International Memory of the World Register.
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Astronomers find potential biosignatures on exoplanet K2-18b
Using data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), researchers led by the University of Cambridge have found chemical markers that may point to biological activity on the exoplanet K2-18b.
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Severe droughts linked to Roman Britain's collapse, study reveals
A recent study spearheaded by the University of Cambridge has revealed that a sequence of severe droughts significantly contributed to the 'Barbarian Conspiracy' in late Roman Britain—a pivotal historical event that occurred in 367 CE.
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Urban wildflowers may harm bee health due to metal contamination, study finds
Wildflowers cultivated on urban lands previously used for industrial activities may pose risks to bee populations due to accumulated metal contaminants, according to a new study.
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Study finds potential bee health risk from wildflowers on urban land
Wildflowers on disused urban land may pose a risk to bee health due to the accumulation of harmful metals such as lead, arsenic, and chromium in their nectar, a recent study indicates.
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Cambridge’s bond index addresses fossil fuel expansion
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have selected Bloomberg Index Services Limited to introduce the first global corporate bond index.
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Cambridge Festival 2025 concludes with focus on AI and mental health
The Cambridge Festival in 2025 concluded with a remarkable turnout, attracting 45,000 visitors, who gathered to celebrate ideas, discovery, and dialogue.
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Experts call for faster research to address risks of digital technology
The impact of rapidly advancing digital technology and its potential harms are under scrutiny by experts who argue that the current scientific research system is inadequate.
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UK achieves first long-distance quantum-secured data transfer
Researchers from the Universities of Bristol and Cambridge have made significant progress in quantum communication by successfully demonstrating the UK's first long-distance ultra-secure data transfer over a quantum network.
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Handheld device from Cambridge researchers might improve heart disease screening
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have introduced a handheld device that offers potential as an alternative to traditional stethoscopes for detecting heart disease.
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AI promises and challenges in transforming UK healthcare
Raj Jena, a prominent UK radiologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, has gained recognition for his pioneering work in artificial intelligence (AI) within the field of radiology.
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Cambridge initiative boosts A-level grades and university access for state school students
More than 700 students from state schools have improved their A-level grades and secured university placements, including at prestigious institutions like Cambridge and Oxford, due to a Cambridge University initiative.
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AI could revolutionize drug discovery, cancer prevention, and mental health care
Recent developments in artificial intelligence are impacting several facets of healthcare, from improving diagnostics and treatment to advancing research and patient care.
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Exam board head calls for AI integration in education while focusing on human skills
An influential voice in education has shared a perspective advocating for the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in classrooms.
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AI's role in addressing climate challenges and its associated hurdles
Humans are generating a large amount of information regarding the natural environment.
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Experts advocate for balanced AI risk and benefit assessment
The challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence (AI) have become a crucial topic of discussion.
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Cambridge program emphasizes human-centric AI development
To realize AI's beneficial potential, a significant shift in its development is urged, prioritizing human-centric designs.
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Cambridge to lead research on solar geoengineering impacts with NERC funding
The University of Cambridge is spearheading one of four initiatives funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) to explore the potential effects and risks associated with solar radiation modification (SRM).
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The role of universities in shaping AI's future implementation strategies
Universities seem poised to play a crucial role in addressing the gap between AI's lab capabilities and its practical, real-world application.