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University of Cambridge launches Executive and Professional Education
University of Cambridge launches Executive and Professional Education
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News
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Features - Samuel Pepys censored his links to slavery
Samuel Pepys carefully curated evidence of his links to slavery. A new study reveals how and why.
News - New computer chip material could slash AI energy use
Researchers have developed a new kind of nanoelectronic device that could dramatically cut the energy consumed by artificial intelligence hardware by mimicking the human brain.
News - Cambridge Blue Boats revealed for The Boat Race
A mixture of Olympic, international and homegrown student rowing talent has been selected for the meeting on London's Championship Course.
Events
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Festival - Cambridge Festival: until Thursday 2 April
Take part in free talks, films, exhibitions, walks and family events at the Cambridge Festival. Meet some of our researchers and thought-leaders working in pioneering fields that will impact us all.
Admissions - Subject Masterclasses: Tuesday 5 to Thursday 21 May
Explore what it's like to study your favourite subject and experience typical undergraduate teaching at Cambridge. Sign up for an online Subject Masterclass.
Exhibitions - Living Water: poetry, art and the fight for clean rivers, until Saturday 5 December
Living Water is a free exhibition at Cambridge University Library and Pembroke College. The exhibition uncovers the extraordinary, creative friendship between artist Barrie Cooke and poets Seamus Heaney, Ted Hughes and John Montague.
Student perspectives
Architecture at Cambridge
Architecture at Cambridge
