Do you want to help raise awareness in Cambridge of mental health issues? Are you interested in joining in with the work of Student Minds Cambridge? The Student Minds Cambridge committee of 2016 are...
Title: Synthetic Biology Design and Control, Taking into Account Shared Cellular Resources Speaker: Dr Guy-Bart Stan, Imperial College London Location: LR6, Engineering Dept, Trumpington St, Cambridge CB2 1PZ Date: 6-7.30pm, 3rd March Facebook event:...
You are cordially invited to a panel discussion next week on the homelessness in Cambridge City, come and understand more about the issue and ask the questions in your mind. The panel represents different...
Save the Date! http://www.bbmscambridge.com/ Friday 11th March 2016, Robinson College, Cambridge Building Bridges in Medical Sciences (BBMS) is hosting its eighth conference organised by graduate students of the Graduate School of Life Sciences. The conference...
After six sold-out shows, Speakeasy is BACK for the penultimate show of Lent term! Come to the ADC Bar at 8pm on Sunday evening (21st February) for another brilliant night of poetry, including brilliant...
What are the mechanisms leading to terrorist acts? To discuss this and more questions, come to our upcoming seminar: The Origins of Extremism There is a lot of speculation about the long-term and short-term mechanisms...
Intellectual Property Event with Mathys & Squire March 3rd 2016, 6-10pm Dept. of Engineering LR4 This workshop event will cover the basics of Intellectual Property (IP): patents, copyright, trademarks and designs. Questions such as...
Are you over the age of 18 years and a native English speaker? If so, then we invite you to partake an anonymous 30–90 minute study about sex and love. At the Gender Development Research Group...
I am a posdoctoral researcher currently carrying out an experiment in the Department of Psychology and I’m looking for participants. The study will involve playing a computer game that requires taking into account what...
Women’s history month is in March, and we want to showcase new research and ideas on women and gender on our blog, historytothepublic.org (HTTP). The topics should have a historical link, but we welcome...
