Stopping superbugs in their tracks
01 November 2010Work in resource-restricted healthcare settings in south-east Asia is defining the transmission of hospital ‘superbugs’ using low-tech diagnostics and high-tech tools.
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Work in resource-restricted healthcare settings in south-east Asia is defining the transmission of hospital ‘superbugs’ using low-tech diagnostics and high-tech tools.
Using satellite imagery, researchers have developed the first systematic approach for tracking the recovery of regions stricken by natural disaster.
Two research programmes in the Faculty of Education are bringing new insight to the impact and implementation of education in developing countries.
Dr Chris Tyler, Executive Director of Cambridge’s Centre for Science and Policy, explains how and why the Centre is helping the best scientific thinking to...
A new research collaboration will investigate the capacity of radio to facilitate citizen-led governance in developing countries.
Professor Jane Clarke’s laboratory was one of the first in the world to combine atomic force microscopy with protein engineering to ‘visualise’ the mechanical unfolding...
Cambridge researchers are contributing to projects in Bangladesh that aim to lift 1 million people out of poverty by 2015.
A project at Cambridge University Library is developing services and resources to help academics manage their digital data.
The University’s High Performance Computing Service has formed a partnership with Dell to address key challenges in research computing.
A millennium after its completion, an epic Persian poem is providing the springboard for a new centre of Persian studies in Cambridge.