Ben Weissenbach has won the Adventure Travel Award at the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival for his book on his travels ...

Fabrice Langrognet was co-chair of a conference on migration history last week which was followed by a drinks reception at ...

Nurul Huda Aslari Effendy's PhD asks asking how social structure shapes disease transmission in non-human primates living alongside humans Conflict and coexistence are more than conservation ...

Gates Cambridge Scholars Miriam Alvarado and Élisabeth Demers-Potvin discuss their research into sugar taxes and junk food marketing respectively and what the evidence shows on what works for public ...

New research led by Kamiar Mohaddes' climaTRACES Lab and Boston Consulting Group shows the economic risk of not tackling climate change It is clear that climate change will reduce income in all ...

Scientists, led by Gates Cambridge Scholar Alexa Mousley, have identified four major turning points in brain development around ages nine, 32, 66 and 83 which create five broad eras of neural wiring ...

35 US Scholars will join the 25th anniversary cohort in September, studying everything from growing tomatoes in space to cyberbiosecurity Since its inception Gates Cambridge has selected scholars ...

Willa Lane talks about her research on cuttlefish cognition and camouflage and about the similarities between human and cephalopods' ways of learning. By studying cephalopods I am interested in ...

We keep talking about food insecurity, but there is a huge disconnect between what we do and how we think about these problems from a Global North perspective and what small-scale farmers in Africa ...

We know that these scholars – and those we announce in early April from other parts of the world – will flourish in the rich, international community at Cambridge and will go on to make a significant ...