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Stormzy Awarded Honorary Degree by Cambridge for Work Supporting Black Students

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Stormzy Awarded Honorary Degree by Cambridge for Work Supporting Black Students

61% Center coverage: 13 sources

The 31-year-old received a Doctorate in Law on Wednesday for his "transformative" scholarship programme See the Story

Daughter of Conspiracy Theorist Died From Cancer After Rejecting Chemotherapy

Daughter of Conspiracy Theorist Died From Cancer After Rejecting Chemotherapy

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

The brothers of a Cambridge graduate who died from cancer after rejecting chemotherapy believe she was influenced by their anti-medicine conspiracy…See the Story

Major Expansion in the Human Niche Preceded Out of Africa Dispersal

Major Expansion in the Human Niche Preceded Out of Africa Dispersal

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

All contemporary Eurasians trace most of their ancestry to a small population that dispersed out of Africa about 50,000 years ago (ka)1–9. By contrast, fossil evidence attests to earlier migrations out of Africa10–15. These lines of evidence can only be reconciled if early dispersals made little to no genetic contribution to the later, major wave. A key question therefore concerns what factors facilitated the successful later dispersal that led …See the Story

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Daughter of Conspiracy Theorist Died From Cancer After Rejecting Chemotherapy

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Daughter of Conspiracy Theorist Died From Cancer After Rejecting Chemotherapy

Race to save the Arctic: Scientists explore radical technologies to halt ice melt - Times Kuwait

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At a groundbreaking conference held at Cambridge University, scientists and engineers gathered to discuss over 60 bold technological solutions aimed at slowing the melting of polar ice — a crisis accelerating as the Arctic warms four times faster than the global average. Led by Arctic expert John Moore, the June 2025 summit seeks to narrow the list down to ten viable technologies for real-world testing. Among the most promising ideas are: Marin…Artificial Intelligence See the Story

ESG Reporting Can Be A Strategic Business Advantage (Study) - CleanTechnica

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A new study from Cambridge University’s Centre for Sustainable Development and DNV, an independent expert in assurance and risk management, has yielded some relevant and interesting insights into Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting. While some organizations don’t like ESG reporting because they consider it to be extra documentation and ... [continued] The post ESG Reporting Can Be A Strategic Business Advantage (Study) appeare…Cambridge University See the Story

We Underestimated the Ability of Infants to Learn, Scientists Think.

==Career==Francesco Poli (Francesco Poli) from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom investigated the reaction of infants to external irritants.The experiment showed that at the age of eight months, children were already actively analysing information and changing learning strategies according to external irritants, says Earth.com. The study attracted 38 infants. The average age of the baby's subjects was 7.7 months. The experiment was carr…Cambridge University · England Read Article

Campus Students Carlos Prieto Demonstrate Their Mastery of English in Spelling Bee Competition

The campus' English education project has continuity from mother to high school, and aims for students to be certified through Cambridge University exams The entry Campus Students Carlos Prieto demonstrate their mastery of English in Spelling Bee competition was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.Spelling Bee · Morelia Read Article

Roxane Farmanfarmaian, Expert in Iran at Cambridge University: "Israel Cannot Say that It Is Against Nuclear Proliferation when It Has Atomic Bombs"

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The figure of Roxane Farmanfarmaian combines the historical weight of his lineage and the experience he treasures. His father, Manucher Mirza Farmanfarmaian, was a member of the Qajar dynasty, a...International · Iran Read Article

Cambridge University Takes Own Professor to Court for Joining Pro-Palestine Protests

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The University of Cambridge has been accused of stifling protest in a game of “cat and mouse politics” by one of its own academics who is facing legal action from one of its colleges for participating in pro-Palestine protests. Hank Gonzalez, an Associate Professor in Caribbean History, was served with an interim injunction by St John’s College earlier this month, banning him from protesting on College grounds after participating in a two-day e…Higher Education · Gaza Read Article

Silverwhite (Hõbevalge) by Lennart Meri Was Launched

“On 28 May 2025, in the gracious setting of the British Ambassador’s residence in Tallinn, we celebrated the launch of Silverwhite — the first-ever English translation of Lennart Meri’s iconic book Hõbevalge”, writes Alexander Tskihilov on his Facebook page.This project was born a few years ago during a conference at Cambridge University, where Lennart Meri was repeatedly mentioned as a statesman and thinker — yet few of the international schola…Cambridge University · New York Read Article

40 years to get diagnosed with lupus: New research highlights devastating effect of delays

General view of staff on an NHS hospital ward. Image: Jeff Moore/PA Wire New research by Swansea University and Cambridge University has revealed the causes and devastating impacts of delays – that can last decades — in diagnosing lupus, an auto-immune condition. The average diagnostic delay – time from first lupus symptoms to lupus diagnosis – among study participants was 7.5 years, with one patient having to wait 40 years. Participants diagn…Hospitals · Wales Read Article

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