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Evolution. But not as we know it.
Features /
Finding answers to the really big questions no longer depends on human ingenuity alone: machine science is enabling scientists to go further faster than ever before
Cambridge students, academics and alumni share what books they will – and should – be packing in their suitcase.
Professor Carol Brayne has pioneered specialist research into dementia prevention and treatment, dedicating her life to a world where medicine meets statistics.
Forget the Tree of Life, meet the Network of Life: a new model that is about to change everything you think you know about the principles of evolution.
You’ll never make the Blue Boat, and Blondie and Goldie are only a dream. But you still fancy a day on the water with an oar in your hand. It’s time for messing about on the river.
Crossword /
CAM 102's crossword, Missing Title by Nimrod, had for its theme an 'Only Connect' wall.
This idea must die /
Dr Nazia Habib says we must focus on the potential – not the challenges – of isolated island communities.
Soundtrack /
For David Pickard (Corpus 1979), director of the BBC Proms, Cambridge was about discovering new music, converting people to opera… and performing terrible shows in Edinburgh.
School of thought /
Study shows disadvantaged children’s struggles are not down to a simple lack of character or attitude.
Brainwaves /
Sandi Toksvig (Girton 1977) discusses the Mappa Mundi project.
My room, your room /
Journalist Dharshini David meets Jiyaad Ali to discuss the challenges of a work-life balance and why the must-have gadget in her day was… a microwave.
Student life /
Creating CHaOs – the students taking their love of science to UK schools.
News /
A Neanderthal skull, Medieval money mystery and recycling cement.
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