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Machine learning auto-generates databases for magnetic materials discovery

Machine learning auto-generates databases for magnetic materials discovery

Machine learning auto-generates databases for magnetic materials discovery - Read More…

Cambridge Nanoscience Success at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition

Cambridge Nanoscience Success at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition - Read More…

The Nano Scientist, his love for colour and clocks and dancing atoms

The Nano Scientist, his love for colour and clocks and dancing atoms - Read More…

DNA enzyme shuffles cell membranes a thousand times faster than its natural counterpart

DNA enzyme shuffles cell membranes a thousand times faster than its natural counterpart

DNA enzyme shuffles cell membranes a thousand times faster than its natural counterpart - Read More…

Plastic crystals hold key to record breaking energy transport

Plastic crystals hold key to record breaking energy transport

Plastic crystals hold key to record breaking energy transport - Read More…

"The Secret Life of Science: How it Really Works and Why it Matters”

"The Secret Life of Science: How it Really Works and Why it Matters”

"The Secret Life of Science: How it Really Works and Why it Matters” - Read More…

Cambridge Physics top of the Complete University Guide 2019 Physics & Astronomy Subject Table

Cambridge Physics top of the Complete University Guide 2019 Physics & Astronomy Subject Table

Cambridge Physics top of the Complete University Guide 2019 Physics & Astronomy Subject Table - Read More…

University of Cambridge film on the impact of the Cavendish Laboratory over the past 140 years, and the work and legacy of sound engineer Ray Dolby

University of Cambridge film on the impact of the Cavendish Laboratory over the past 140 years, and the work and legacy of sound engineer Ray Dolby

University of Cambridge film on the impact of the Cavendish Laboratory over the past 140 years, and the work and legacy of sound engineer Ray Dolby - Read More…

Preliminary works begin on the Cavendish 3 site

As part of the verification of technical aspects of the design of Cavendish III, two large concrete slabs have this week been cast on the site of the new building. The area depicted will ultimately form the base of the cycle storage under the raised plaza.

Preliminary works begin on the Cavendish 3 site - Read More…

Sarah Bohndiek and her team have developed a new type of endoscope for early diagnosis of oesophageal cancer.

Sarah Bohndiek and her team have developed a new type of endoscope for early diagnosis of oesophageal cancer.

Sarah Bohndiek and her team have developed a new type of endoscope for early diagnosis of oesophageal cancer. - Read More…

Prof Val Gibson "Equality Champion"

Prof Val Gibson "Equality Champion"

Prof Val Gibson "Equality Champion" - Read More…

Article in The Architect's Journal on Cavendish III reporting on the recent planning approval of Cavendish III

Article in The Architect's Journal on Cavendish III reporting on the recent planning approval of Cavendish III

Article in The Architect's Journal on Cavendish III reporting on the recent planning approval of Cavendish III - Read More…

Former Cavendish Researcher, Prof Michelle Simmons of UNSW, named 2018 Australian of the Year

Former Cavendish Researcher, Prof Michelle Simmons of UNSW, named 2018 Australian of the Year - Read More…

Prof Mark Thomson selected to be the Executive Chair of the Science and Technology Facilities Council

Prof Mark Thomson selected to be the Executive Chair of the Science and Technology Facilities Council - Read More…

Earliest galaxies in the Universe’s history spun like the Milky Way

Earliest galaxies in the Universe’s history spun like the Milky Way

Earliest galaxies in the Universe’s history spun like the Milky Way - Read More…

Using GAIA to detect low frequency gravitational waves

Using GAIA to detect low frequency gravitational waves

Using GAIA to detect low frequency gravitational waves - Read More…

Spin-Out company Intelligens secures funding from Cambridge Enterprise

Spin-Out company Intelligens secures funding from Cambridge Enterprise - Read More…

Team led by Jacqui Cole discover a way to potentially enhance the efficiency of solar cells.

Team led by Jacqui Cole discover a way to potentially enhance the efficiency of solar cells.

Team led by Jacqui Cole discover a way to potentially enhance the efficiency of solar cells. - Read More…

Rachael Padman awarded the Gay Times "Barbara Burford Honour" for STEMM

Rachael Padman awarded the Gay Times "Barbara Burford Honour" for STEMM

Rachael Padman awarded the Gay Times "Barbara Burford Honour" for STEMM - Read More…

3-Dimensional Nanomagnets for the computer - a breakthrough in spintronics

3-Dimensional Nanomagnets for the computer - a breakthrough in spintronics

3-Dimensional Nanomagnets for the computer - a breakthrough in spintronics - Read More…

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