The Latest Breaking News from the University of Cambridge

This is the first year since 2016 that the UK has had fewer than 50 universities that made the top 500

Whole genome sequencing is a technique that allows medics to looks at a person’s entire genetic code from a blood test.

Every month, sales representatives spend dozens of hours in training sessions, yet research from the University of Cambridge shows that only 12 percent of the knowledge is applied in practice.

The analysis included 826,000 people, with researchers from the University of Cambridge looking at 33 studies on three different diets.

Researchers have unveiled an ancient Egyptian handprint that was left on a soul house tomb offering 4,000 years ago.

More than 23,000 alumni and staff from the university voted online for the first time to elect the new chancellor.

Language technologies like generative artificial intelligence (AI) hold significant potential for public health. From outbreak detection systems that scan global news in real time, to chatbots providing mental health support and conversational diagnostic tools improving access to primary care, these innovations are helping address health challenges.

From racing circuits to research labs to the entrepreneurial world, Harmoko's path should serve as inspiration for those hoping to channel their excellence in seemingly unrelated fields into impactful ventures in another.

More than 37,000 women have radiotherapy for breast cancer in the UK every year.