Visit Cambridge Biomedical Campus on Sunday 24 March and see the difference hospitals, researchers and industry are making to the healthcare both now and in the future.
On Saturday 16 th March, actor, television presenter, writer, director, comedian, and producer, Warwick Davis and his wife visited the Discovering Sepsis exhibit on behalf of the UK Sepsis Trust
From climate change to political unrest, we live in uncertain times. A Black Mirror style art exhibition that explores our future and our reality in this pivotal moment of uncertainty runs throughout Festival.
Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell institute, the MS Society Cambridge and District Group and Growing Art Partnerships host an art exhibition and talks exploring all aspects of living with Multiple Sclerosis
A global research programme that could address the world’s looming food security crisis and protect sensitive natural ecosystems is the topic of a talk this Tuesday as part of Cambridge Science Festival.
Do scientist or the media decide what science we see? Can we prepare for and manage climate change? How can we reinvent ourselves for the future? Will we survive as a species?
The nature of black holes, the secret life of stars and the reasons why our celestial neighbourhood is so special are just a few of the space-related events at the Festival.
Which are cooler, dinosaurs or mammals? Were Neanderthals fussy eaters? Why are vile viruses and funky fungi so important to the human body? Awesome breakthroughs, controversial lightbulb moments and explosive insights revealed.
