The University of Cambridge Development and Alumni Relations office. Supporting excellence in education and research through philanthropy and alumni engagement.
Today is #WorldEnvironmentDay 🌏 and we are extending an invitation to come to the University of Cambridge and hear about the state of Planetary Health from a global expert Professor Tan Sri Dr Jemilah Mahmood.
🔗https://t.co/vSBsCTN3Oq
#NowForClimate#CambridgeZero
Cambridge researchers are uncovering the mix of pesticides, parasites and climate stress driving global bee declines. Their work reveals how #bees are adapting and fighting back, offering clues for protecting pollinators and the ecosystems we all depend on https://t.co/EtU6jLkwLA
The ArCH project gives researchers a secure space to experiment with #AI tools for transcription, handwritten text recognition, image analysis, and text analysis. Join us and @theUL to explore what inspired the tool behind it on Wednesday 10 June https://t.co/KZzBU01g3Y
New Cambridge–led research highlights #menopause as a key turning point for #BreastCancer helping us understand when risk changes and why, calling for better screening strategies, earlier detection and more personalised approaches to #WomensHealth https://t.co/Ze6i2l9GVF
Traveling this summer? Did you know your local alumni group is an amazing resource, supporting everything from career networking to mentoring and even providing international hospitality?
Find out more here 👉 https://t.co/20yFw3HI27
From queueing to shower in 1998 to en‑suite bliss in 2016: the facilities might change but the need for a room that feels like refuge never does 😇.
Step into My Room, Your Room with Elizabeth Day, Author and student Elijah Denning at @QueensCam's CC31 👉 https://t.co/pVs8wZh4Kj
@Cambridge_Uni now has one of the most powerful #MRI scanners around.
The Department of Clinical Neurosciences is holding an informal event for researchers to explore the 7T Terra.X MRI and how it can support clinical trials and studies of all kinds 👉https://t.co/mpMoi8m8h1
Before On the Origin of Species, #Darwin left clues everywhere, in letters, marginalia and notebooks now held at @UL. The #AI for Cultural Heritage Hub is helping unlock those stories.
Join us online to discover how AI is transforming access to the past https://t.co/d1HDFXIddd
THIS THURSDAY! Tickets still available!
Two hundred years after the Congress of Panama: Is Latin America any closer to unity?
With Dr Carlos Guevara Mann, Vice Minister of Multilateral Affairs
🗓️ 7 May, 5.30-7 PM
🗺️ 📷Selwyn College
🔗 https://t.co/Kooqb3y3gH
Discover which members of our global community have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to society in science, education, medicine, the environment, and the arts 🙌. Find the full list here: https://t.co/Qaj6FrS2Wq
Congratulations to Dr Julia Cooney, recently named in @Forbes 30 under 30 2026 🎉From spotting a gap in cognitive decline research to partnering with @Cambridge_Uni, Julia is recognised for her work on the early detection of cognitive decline and dementia.
Your Lent CAM 2026 is out 🗞️
Varsity news, insights on India, and a bold rethink of disasters and hazards, all in one place. Explore what’s shaping Cambridge today https://t.co/u7nJ6YUPOX
What really drove Europe’s populist boom? #CambridgeResearch suggests the answer lies less in #immigration, and more in financial insecurity and dissatisfaction at work https://t.co/R7cC719bOO
As @innovateuk moves toward high‑conviction funding and the £500m Sovereign AI Fund launches this month, @Cambridge_Uni Innovation Hub is helping ensure ambition is matched with global expertise, led by new Chair Pascal Levensohn 👉https://t.co/x5FzXnlsRp
We are delighted to announce that the University of Cambridge has received a commitment of £190 million – the biggest individual donation to a British university in modern times – to establish the Rokos School of Government.
This incredibly generous donation comes from investor and entrepreneur Chris Rokos.
The mission of the new School is to equip future leaders to navigate increasingly complex domestic and global political environments in a challenging and rapidly-changing world.
The Rokos School will build upon Cambridge’s world-leading expertise across the fields of public policy, politics and leadership, helping position us at the forefront of research and teaching in government and public leadership.
Fundamental to the School’s operation will be its direct access to Cambridge’s renowned expertise in technology and the sciences, together with disciplines more usually associated with the social sciences, arts and humanities.
The School will be built in the Cambridge West Innovation District – a vibrant community where outstanding researchers from many academic disciplines sit side by side with global businesses and innovative startups.
Explore more about the Rokos School of Government and this exciting new step for Cambridge: https://t.co/h9r5BeYTvC
#UniversityOfCambridge #CambridgeUniversity #RokosSchoolOfGovernment #ChrisRokos
Professor Alice Hutchings from the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre explains how the war in Iran could cause cyber insurgency, a trend emerging from other recent conflicts.🌎
Find out how technology is bringing a new type of warfare 👉 https://t.co/F3CCwNNVkE.
After completing her maths degree at Cambridge, Amy Weathercup co‑founded the first company to bring web browsing to mobile phones. Her later work with Cambridge i‑Teams opened doors for students to explore real technologies and new possibilities https://t.co/pu2aTgVnB7
This conversation is part of a wider commitment to addressing long‑standing gaps in knowledge, elevating underrepresented voices, and placing women’s biology at the centre of human health and wellbeing where it has always belonged. Watch the full recording https://t.co/AnJX7IgExQ
To keep a Cambridge icon going, the upcoming exhibition, ‘Artists for Kettle’s Yard’ brings together pieces connected to Cambridge, including those by Antony Gormley, Lucie Rie, and Ai Weiwei.
Help to continue the Edes' legacy. 👇
https://t.co/gJjX4eSZAi
A new kind of engineering capability has arrived in the UK ⚙️
A 60-tonne pressure vessel delivered to @WhittleLab is part of a 4MW rapid test facility – bringing Formula-1-style iteration to aerospace, energy and defence.
We also took delivery of a @RollsRoyce Trent XWB.
Read the full story 👉 https://t.co/z5uEegIEAw
#ActionThisDay