Science

45,000 believed to have taken part - including 10,000 during the family weekend alone.

The Thornton Building is home to the unique Open Targets public-private partnership.

It identified 97 out of 100 cases.

Feedback on a new website will help guide trials.

Explore fascinating research through hands-on experiments, interactive games and captivating storytelling.

New technique makes lesions more visible.

The Festival offers almost 400 mostly free events across multiple themes.

And it works with your smartphone.

The researchers analysed 8,297 people over 14 years.

Event run by Centre for Computing History Learning Team.

Led by the British Antarctic Survey, it features decades of data.

Another record number of entries were received this year.

Test reliability declines with every passing hour of the day.

It reduces the metastasis of some cancers by stimulating the immune system.

The detailed plans are part of the project to triple the campus’ size.

Retired teacher Geraldine, 75, was one of the first in the world to be diagnosed.

Software spotted cancer which radiologist hadn’t been able to see.

Seventh annual awards spotlight talent across Cambridge and the East of England.

Some lab samples are even sent by second-hand post, report reveals.

Work for two Nobel Prizes and millions of pounds worth of research contracts carried out at observatory.