A new initiative funded by the Carbon Trust hopes to make solar power an affordable choice for homeowners within 10 years.

If you've ever wondered what goes on in Cambridge's museums after dark, now is your chance to find out!

An innovative new project spearheaded by Cambridge Enterprise Ltd and researchers in the Department of Chemistry is taking a proactive approach to intellectual property (IP) and commercialisation.

Churchill College has hosted a symposium on the science and applications of carbon nanotubes, attended by businessmen and academics from across Europe.

The first career event tailored specifically for postdoctoral and postgraduate researchers in the School of Physical Sciences will take place at Robinson College on Wednesday 28 November between 1pm and 7pm.

Local businesses, charities and public sector organisations are invited to participate in the annual Cambridge Business Community Action Network speed-networking event on Thursday, 1 November, hosted by the University's Community Affairs Team.

A New Cambridge University star catalogue is the “most accurate ever”.

Professor Sir Robert Honeycombe, one of Cambridge's most distinguished metallurgists, died in 2007 at the age of 86.

Cambridge Earth Scientists are contributing to our understanding of the climate system by studying the history of climate change recorded in sediments deposited on the sea floor.

As life expectancy increases, what can historical analysis of longevity tell us about limits to the human lifespan?