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Communications

Our channels

We use a range of media, social media and multimedia channels to talk about our work at the University of Cambridge, including press release, YouTube and our research magazine Research Horizons.

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Working with the media

The Communications Office can help you tell your story, through traditional, social and multimedia. Our guide to Working with the Media will give you an idea of how to get your message across and what to expect when speaking to journalists.

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Branding and templates

We offer guidance on the use of the University's logo, stationery templates for your department, and a range of useful resources.

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About the University of Cambridge

Founded in 1209, the mission of the University of Cambridge is to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence. To date, 90 affiliates of the University have won a Nobel Prize.

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Latest news

Opinion: Decision time in the US

5 November 2016

On the eve of the US election, seven Cambridge academics weigh in on the Trump vs Clinton showdown

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Questions of life and death

4 November 2016

An ambitious seminar series began last week with a discussion of a remarkable documentary. Filmed in a pioneering hospice, The Time to Die addresses a subject that remains taboo for many. Joining the conversation are health professionals, medical students and members of the public, as well as those interested in film and...

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What makes a sand dune sing?

4 November 2016

When solids flow like liquids they can make sand dunes sing, and they can also result in a potentially deadly avalanche. Cambridge researchers are studying the physics behind both of these phenomena, which could have applications in industries such as pharmaceuticals, oil and gas.

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Contact us

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Tel: 01223 332300
Out of hours: 07879 116949