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News - The teacher who encouraged his student to aim high

Tom Lloyd, winner of a University of Cambridge Educator of the Year Award, was nominated by his former student Elijah, who was inspired to apply to Cambridge.
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News - £10 million project will use AI and analytics to fight cancer

Cambridge researchers are to lead a £10 million programme that could result in doctors being able to predict individual chances of getting cancer and offer personalised detection and prevention.
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News - Antibiotics, antivirals, vaccinations and anti-inflammatory drugs can reduce risk of dementia

New research shows that antibiotics, antivirals, vaccinations and anti-inflammatory medication are associated with reduced risk of dementia.

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Admissions - Think Cambridge webinars: until Friday 31 January

Are you in Year 11 or Year 12? Our Think Cambridge webinars will inspire you and help you to discover what we offer – reserve your place now.

Lecture - Darwin Lecture series: until Friday 14 March

This year’s series takes the theme of Codes, be they computational, mathematical, biological, linguistic or even musical. Free and open to all.

Admissions - Subject Masterclasses: Tuesday 4 February to Thursday 15 May

Explore your chosen subject in greater depth while experiencing typical undergraduate teaching at Cambridge with our Subject Masterclasses.

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