Research
Ms Jo Miles discusses the potential effects of the new Act on access to justice, especially in relation to difficult family law cases.
The first systematic study of the cost of cybercrime recommends that society should spend less on antivirus software and more on policing the internet.
What is it that makes a movie successful? A faculty member from the Cambridge Judge Business School believes that the industry and experts are looking...
Study highlights benefits of rapid whole-genome sequencing.
A study commencing in the same week as World Blood Donor Day will determine whether blood can be safely collected more frequently than present practice.
Researchers discover novel trapping mechanism for Nepenthes gracilis pitchers.
A year-long study on childrens' music-making indicates that playing music in groups on a regular basis greatly improves a child’s ability to empathise with others.
He is feared and hated in many parts of the world. Those facts make it less likely that any case against him will be evaluated...
By using thorium instead of uranium as fuel, nuclear power could be safer and more sustainable, according to new research.
A high level inquiry reported last month that more than half of the British public has a negative body image. Cambridge academic Andy Martin reflects...
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