Ben Weissenbach has won the Adventure Travel Award at the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival for his book on his travels ...

Fabrice Langrognet was co-chair of a conference on migration history last week which was followed by a drinks reception at ...

Gates Cambridge Scholars Miriam Alvarado and Élisabeth Demers-Potvin discuss their research into sugar taxes and junk food marketing respectively and what the evidence shows on what works for public ...

Kathryn Crowcroft's debut book, Tongue, is published this week and explores how the tongue has been cast as both sacred and sinful across centuries I hope that the book can demonstrate the material ...

Luis Briseño-Roa talks about his career journey from a PhD in Chemistry to his current work at Ipsen as Head of Translational Rare Diseases and Neurosciences Gates Cambridge made a huge contribution ...

An article by Eryk Salvaggio on the Hugging Face incident has been widely cited. My worry is the intelligence that is retreating: the human intelligence that builds, deploys, and adopts these systems ...

Sanjana Mehta talks about her research in child psychology, her varied career and her current work advising on cybersecurity policy. Creating opportunities for the Gates Cambridge community to network ...

NASA has announced that Kayla Barron will command a mission to the International Space Station. Gates Cambridge Scholar Kayla Barron [2010] will serve as spacecraft commander of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-14 ...

Researchers, co-led by Aland Chan, have produced incredibly detailed maps showing millions of young trees have naturally established following an increase in deer culling in the Cairngorms. The ...