CAM's summary of what's been happening across the University.

BAFTA-winning actor Miriam Margolyes meets third-year historian Amelia Bell to discuss books, biscuits and... well, you’ll see.

Heating and cooling are the elephants in the room when it comes to global warming. They account for 50% of all CO2 emissions – yet few of us are as aware of them as we are of the impact of aviation, for example. Perhaps this lack of awareness explains why there has been little focus on challenging the status quo – until now.

Behind the shifty nominations, bizarre stunts, attempts to rig the results and a lot – a lot! – of peacocking, the process of becoming a Big Name On Campus is a serious business. But where did this annual celebration of everything Cambridge come from, and how has it evolved to assume its now legendary status?

Mind-bending speed. Extraordinary accuracy. And… no data storage to speak of. Quantum computing holds immense potential, but while quantum memory can store vast amounts of data, that storage is ‘non-persistent’ – it can only hang on to it for around 100 milliseconds. Oh, and did we mention it will only work below -273°C?