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e Sci Research creates a network between different scientific organizations and between researchers/ students around the world.
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11/02/2021
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PCert - Teaching for Researchers Are you looking for a career in academia? Do you want to gain experience and training in course design and assessment? This Professional Certificate (PCert) course will provide you the knowledge of teaching in Higher Education. It will provide you with the skills to teach and design courses using th...
20/01/2021
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06/01/2021
We are happy to announce our upcoming online CamCID Talk on Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in Biomedicine by Dr. Shamith Samarajiwa, Group Leader at the University of Cambridge, UK.
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06/11/2020
Cambridge Centre For Innovation And Development (CamCID) hiring Research Associates in United Kingdom | LinkedIn Posted 24 minutes ago. About:Cambridge Centre for Innovation and Development (CamCID) is a group of researchers, academic,…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.
01/11/2020
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19/11/2019
Start your scientific career from a Cambridge Certificate Programme NOW!
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Start your scientific career from a Cambridge Certificate Programme NOW!
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- Apply for research funding or find a supervisor
- Get skills to work in the international research environment
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19/11/2019
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26/10/2019
AI and Cambridge innovation! The future is here!
Researchers in Cambridge are working with Jaguar Land Rover to develop next-generation head-up display technology that could beam real-time safety information in front of the driver, and allow passengers to stream 3D movies directly from their seats.
19/10/2019
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Researchers at Cambridge University are trying to study the cellular basis of disease. They work in genetic diseases to reveal mechanisms that control cell biological processes.
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18/10/2019
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17/10/2019
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14/10/2019
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07/04/2019
Prof Alex Rogers, Visiting Professor, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford, said: ‘Creating marine reserves is critical to protecting and conserving the diversity of marine life. The 30x30 report puts forward a credible design for a global network of marine protected areas in the high seas based on knowledge accumulated over years by marine ecologists on the distribution of species, including those threatened with extinction, habitats known to be hotspots of biodiversity and unique ecosystems.
more: http://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2019-04-04-groundbreaking-scientific-study-maps-out-how-protect-third-world%E2%80%99s-oceans-2030
06/04/2019
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Zebrafish retina imaged with CAIC's light sheet microscope, a comparison between 1p and 2p excitation
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06/04/2019
Cambridge University ranked No 1 for the study of anatomy and physiology...
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04/04/2019
Interesting study!
Child’s nose could improve the diagnosis of lung infections A recent study showed that the tiny organisms in children’s noses could improve the diagnosis of lung infections. Scientists found that the microbiome composition was altered in the noses of children...
03/04/2019
Successful HIV remission in patients HIV treatment, science medicine
02/04/2019
Diagnosis of the heart abnormalities before birth Researchers from King’s College London have developed a new diagnostic method using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). This method uses an MRI for generating 3D images of the heart and improves congen...
01/04/2019
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Not square, but the blue dot inside the square!
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01/04/2019
Heart disease is linked to the higher risk of depression A study at the University of Cambridge found a link between inflammation and stress. Inflammation is a natural response to prevent infection and chronic inflammation, which results from lifestyle fac...
31/03/2019
A battery prototype using salt water and non-toxic materials, which charge quickly within seconds.
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A battery can be charged in seconds A study at the Imperial College London showed a battery prototype using salt water and non-toxic materials, which charge quickly within seconds. The prototype battery changes color when it is charged...
31/03/2019
A UK instrument developed in collaboration with the University of Oxford has successfully recorded the first sounds of Mars.
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The sounds of Mars A UK instrument was developed in collaboration with the University of Oxford, has successfully recorded the first sounds of Mars. A UK instrument developed in collaboration with the University of Oxf...
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