Scientists shortlisted for impact of ozone depletion research
11 November 2014Cambridge scientists are among the finalists of the National Environment Research Council's (NERC) inaugural Impact Awards.
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Cambridge scientists are among the finalists of the National Environment Research Council's (NERC) inaugural Impact Awards.
A safer, greener material for conserving waterlogged wooden artefacts, such as those recovered from Henry VIII’s ship Mary Rose, could preserve important pieces of our...
The two worlds of hip-hop and psychiatry are being brought together in a unique project led by researchers at the University of Cambridge, which aims...
'How can the government stem the tide of migrant workers coming to the UK?' This question has been asked with increasing vigour by those who...
The UK’s alternative finance market – which includes crowdfunding, peer-to-peer lending and invoice trading – is set to reach nearly £2 billion by the end...
Research shows that children who speak more than one language have an advantage over their monolingual playmates when it comes to communication, understanding and social...
A genome taken from a 36,000 year old skeleton reveals an early divergence of Eurasians once they had left Africa, and allows scientists to better...
An epic new history of England offers some eye-catching conclusions on Englishness – suggesting, among other things, that a “remarkable” level of cultural unity and...
A new class of low-cost polymer materials, which can carry electric charge with almost no losses despite their seemingly random structure, could lead to flexible...
Scientists have identified chemicals found in some everyday fruit that could protect vital organs from long-term damage following a heart attack or stroke, according to...