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Meet Cavendish physicist Mo Vali who is using innovative AI methods to revolutionise fertility treatments along with a fertility doctor and an infant neuroscience researcher. Mo Vali is a PhD student in Diana Fusco’s (Biophysics) research group and his project is one of the five ai@cam initiative s that the University has...

How would the future look if buildings were to dynamically adapt to environmental conditions? If threads could show users how tightly they are stretched for optimal suturing after a surgery? If filters could clean themselves in factories? Three renowned scientists, Prof. Eugene Terentjev from the Cavendish Laboratory in...

Members of the department will be greatly saddened to learn of the peaceful passing of Emeritus Professor Haroon Ahmed on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, at the age of 88, surrounded by family. Professor Ahmed’s academic career was marked by his contributions to the fields of nanotechnology and the physics of nanoscale...

A major new research hub will focus on the development of low-cost, portable devices to identify and visualise cancer using optical, acoustic and photoacoustic imaging. The Optical and Acoustic Imaging for Surgical and Interventional Sciences (OASIS) hub, is one of five hubs that aims to transform healthcare through the...