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Digital humanities: a strategic network

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"The great strengths and distinctive contribution of digital humanities at Cambridge derive from the wealth of ideas that inform and underpin research"

Digital humanities

Energy: a strategic initiative

"Addressing the energy challenge is an area of intense activity across the University, with over 250 academics involved and a funding portfolio of over £100 million"

Energy

Global food security: a strategic initiative

"We must be sustainable, socially equitable and ecologically successful – the so-called ‘doubly-green revolution’"

Global food security

Stem cells: a strategic initiative

"Our research programmes explore how stem cells build and maintain the body and how they may be used to create new medical treatments"

Stem cells

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Does it help conservation to put a price on nature?

30 October 2014

Assigning an economic value to the benefits which nature provides might not always promote the conservation of biodiversity, and in some cases may lead to speci...

Travellers under open skies: writers, artists and gypsies

30 October 2014

In her new book Representations of the Gypsy in the Romantic Period, Sarah Houghton-Walker provides a fascinating insight into writers’ and artists’...

The ‘ultimate’ stem cell

29 October 2014

In the earliest moments of a mammal’s life, the developing ball of cells formed shortly after fertilisation ‘does as mother says’ – it f...

Immorality and invention: the “great stem cell debate”

28 October 2014

Human stem cell research holds promise for combating some of the most recalcitrant of diseases and for regenerating damaged bodies. It is also an ethical, legal...

Imaging the genome: cataloguing the fundamental processes of life

27 October 2014

A new study at the University of Cambridge has allowed researchers to peer into unexplored regions of the genome and understand for the first time the role play...

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