The University of Cambridge Development and Alumni Relations office. Supporting excellence in education and research through philanthropy and alumni engagement.
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Before many people even know they're pregnant, crucial stages of development are already underway. @Cambridge_Uni researchers have identified a genetic switch that could deepen our understanding of fertility, IVF and pregnancy loss. bit.ly/4A4fvft
Big congratulations to Cambridge researchers Professor Clemens Kaminski and Professor Duncan McFarlane, who have been elected Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering in recognition of their outstanding contributions to engineering and technology bit.ly/4yFeBVB
In case you missed it... 👀
From uncovering hidden worlds beneath our feet to rethinking what anxiety really means, these were some of your favourite stories from our summer e-news: news.cam.ac.uk/cr/AQiPkhIQlM…
What @Cambridge_Uni has achieved, and will achieve, is enhanced and shaped by philanthropy.
Thanks to the passion, energy and vision of our donors, partners and supporters, we are empowered to dream bigger and see further.
Cambridge scientists have, for the first time, used an extremely precise genome editing technique called base editing to study gene function in human embryos. They found that a gene called NANOG is essential for forming the future body from an embryo. bit.ly/4A4fvft
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Following the death of Professor Jason Arday, Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice reflects on the profound sadness felt across the University and the conversations she has had with members of our community.
Today, University Council took the necessary steps to launch an independent review into the University’s decision-making and actions, with a focus on identifying shortcomings and areas for improvement.
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“Cancer touches every life… but here in Cambridge, something extraordinary is happening.” – @ThisisDavina.
Today we launch a new film highlighting how CCRH will transform care for patients and their families across the East of England.
@CUH_NHS @Cambridge_Uni
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Booking is now open for our next One-day meeting in September as part of the Alumni Festival 2026. @CCI_Cambridge @YoursCambridge
Regenerating the British Countryside: From Evidence to Action
Friday 18 September 2026, 09:00– 17:00
Details and booking: cambridgephilosophicalsociet…
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In 2026, the @IfMCambridge, part of our Department, marks 60 years of #manufacturing #engineering #education at @Cambridge_Uni 🎉
eng.cam.ac.uk/news/celebrati…
📌 The IfM has also launched a 60th Anniversary Fund: philanthropy.cam.ac.uk/give-…
@YoursCambridge @tim_minshall
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Congratulations to this year’s honorary graduates of the University of Cambridge 🎓
Eight distinguished individuals received honorary degrees at a ceremony held in @QueensCam, in recognition of their outstanding contributions across law, politics, medicine, science, the arts and music.
Watch the full ceremony here 👉 bit.ly/4gGoeNH
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Today is #WorldEnvironmentDay 🌏 and we are extending an invitation to come to the University of Cambridge and hear about the state of Planetary Health from a global expert Professor Tan Sri Dr Jemilah Mahmood.
🔗buytickets.at/cambridgezero/…
#NowForClimate #CambridgeZero
ALT Poster for a public lecture titled 'The Operating System of Life: Why Planetary Health is the Story of this Century' by Prof Tan Sri Dr Jamilah Mahmood. Event details: 26th June 2026, 18:30 - 20:00 at Ray Dolby Centre, Cambridge West. Followed by a fireside chat with Prof Emily Shuckburgh and Prof Bhaskar Vira. Organised by Cambridge Zero. Logos of University of Cambridge and London Climate Action Week are visible.
Cambridge researchers are uncovering the mix of pesticides, parasites and climate stress driving global bee declines. Their work reveals how #bees are adapting and fighting back, offering clues for protecting pollinators and the ecosystems we all depend on bit.ly/4dSOKk3
The ArCH project gives researchers a secure space to experiment with #AI tools for transcription, handwritten text recognition, image analysis, and text analysis. Join us and @theUL to explore what inspired the tool behind it on Wednesday 10 June bit.ly/4af4YCT
New Cambridge–led research highlights #menopause as a key turning point for #BreastCancer helping us understand when risk changes and why, calling for better screening strategies, earlier detection and more personalised approaches to #WomensHealth bit.ly/4tVRkLV
Traveling this summer? Did you know your local alumni group is an amazing resource, supporting everything from career networking to mentoring and even providing international hospitality?
Find out more here 👉 bit.ly/4elqOpq
Before On the Origin of Species, #Darwin left clues everywhere, in letters, marginalia and notebooks now held at @UL. The #AI for Cultural Heritage Hub is helping unlock those stories.
Join us online to discover how AI is transforming access to the past bit.ly/4uixICd
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THIS THURSDAY! Tickets still available!
Two hundred years after the Congress of Panama: Is Latin America any closer to unity?
With Dr Carlos Guevara Mann, Vice Minister of Multilateral Affairs
🗓️ 7 May, 5.30-7 PM
🗺️ 📷Selwyn College
🔗 bit.ly/4ucGXUI
Discover which members of our global community have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to society in science, education, medicine, the environment, and the arts 🙌. Find the full list here: bit.ly/3OkSphW
Congratulations to Dr Julia Cooney, recently named in @Forbes 30 under 30 2026 🎉From spotting a gap in cognitive decline research to partnering with @Cambridge_Uni, Julia is recognised for her work on the early detection of cognitive decline and dementia.
Your Lent CAM 2026 is out 🗞️
Varsity news, insights on India, and a bold rethink of disasters and hazards, all in one place. Explore what’s shaping Cambridge today alumni.cam.ac.uk/magazine/is…
