The path from innovation to impact can be long and complex. Here we describe the fascinating story behind the development of a new type of electronic reader.

The Royal Society, the UK’s independent academy for science, has announced the recipients of its 2009 Awards, Medals, Royal Medals and Lectures today, four of whom are current Cambridge researchers.

The Faculty of Mathematics has announced the winner of one of the University's oldest and most prestigious prizes.

A reception was held this week in the President's Lodge, Wolfson College, to mark the publication of Respected Memsahibs, an anthology compiled by Mary Thatcher from the archive collection in the University's Centre of South Asian Studies.
 

A leading US lawyer who played a key role in the trial of Saddam Hussein will be speaking at Cambridge this week.

An exciting project to create a new public entrance at the Botanic Garden is nearing completion as the magnificent new Brookside Gate was yesterday craned into position.

Sav Perumal, 17, a student at St Olave’s Grammar School in Orpington, Kent, was one of 100 sixth-formers who spent last week on the Gonville and Caius summer school.

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

With little more than two months to go to the 153rd Boat Race, the third and last to be sponsored by Xchanging, the Cambridge training regime is in full swing and final crew selection is rapidly approaching.

In October 2002 St John's College Cambridge graduate Dan Miller was on a rugby tour in Bali, celebrating with team mates and friends in the Sari Club nightclub when the terrorist bombs exploded.