"This opportunity is great for people like me"
"Now I've done this, I hope I can go great places in future." As applications open for our 2025 Research Ready Internships, 2024 intern Michael Ogunrinde tells us how he benefited from spending a summer in Cambridge conducting AI research.
Seeing beyond colour
Cambridge researchers showcase robots at GLOBALWIIN
From industrial placement to employment – how undergrad Kat Tse secured her first job in race engineering
World’s first 3D metal printed bridge involving Cambridge Engineering expertise wins prestigious award
Save the date for our January Research Showcase
At our Research Showcase in January, we'll highlight our research in human-centred computing & human-machine interaction. Topics will range from creating 'digital twins' of buildings to resolving ambiguities in human-robot conversations.
AI start-up founded by Cambridge alumni raises $30 million
CEB Lab secures multimillion grant for renewable technology research
Professor Sam Stranks and his team have secured a €3 million ERC Consolidator Grant for the VAPOURISE project, developing high-efficiency perovskite semiconductors for sustainable energy and quantum technology.
Read moreSimple test to detect cancer and save countless lives
Imagine if a simple urine test could detect cancer in its earliest stages. Our researchers, led by Prof Ljiljana Fruk, have made this a reality with a breakthrough method, supported by Cancer Research UK, that could save countless lives by catching lung cancer earlier, when treatment is most effective.
Read moreCleaner skies with liquid hydrogen
Paula Moreno-Mendoza and George Fulham have devised a method to make liquid hydrogen production more efficient, enabling cleaner aviation with contrail-free emissions and reduced environmental impact.
Read moreSecuring millions for renewables
CEB's Professor Sam Stranks secures a €3 million grant for next generation of sustainable energy solutions.
Read moreCan we use AI to regulate AI?
Can we use AI to help regulate AI? Researchers here will pose the question at a conference this Sunday, just weeks before parts of the EU's new AI Act – the world’s first comprehensive law on the use of AI – come into effect.
Can we use AI to regulate AI?
Can we use AI to help regulate AI? Researchers here will pose the question at a conference this Sunday, just weeks before parts of the EU's new AI Act – the world’s first comprehensive law on the use of AI – come into effect.
AgriFoRwArdS Cohort 2 – meet the next generation of experts in agri-food robotics
Cleaner skies with liquid hydrogen
Researchers at CEB have developed a method to improve the energy efficiency of liquid hydrogen production, a promising fuel for reducing aviation emissions. By optimising hydrogen liquefaction, the approach could lower environmental impacts, with contrails forming free of carbon-based particulates, offering a pathway to...
Read moreSimple test to detect cancer and save countless lives
Imagine if discovering you have early-stage cancer could be as simple as peeing in a jar. How many lives could be saved if a quick, non-invasive test detected cancer months or even years before symptoms appeared? Thanks to a team led by Professor Ljiljana Fruk, this vision is closer to becoming reality.
Read moreAn audience with Alex Kendall: The Road to Embodied AI
Save the date for our January Research Showcase
At our Research Showcase in January, we'll highlight our research in human-centred computing & human-machine interaction. Topics will range from creating 'digital twins' of buildings to resolving ambiguities in human-robot conversations.
Quicker, cheaper quality control of safety-critical metal components
Securing millions for renewables
CEB researchers, led by Professor Sam Stranks, secure €3 million grant for next generation of sustainable energy solutions.
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