The Cambridge researchers looking at suicide
The heart of a computer
As an autistic woman, I have been overlooked and understudied
A team of researchers at the University of Cambridge is trying to understand what makes adolescents want to commit suicide – and why some show remarkable resilience despite living in difficult circumstances
Varsity‘s web developer Edwin Balani takes us into the beating heart of a computer – its operating system
Women account for 59 per cent of undergraduate degrees, but only 47 per cent of PhD graduates and just 21 per cent of senior faculty positions in Europe
The commonly used idiom “once in a blue moon” means “very rarely, an infrequent event”. But just how rare is a blue moon?
Despite hundreds of highly competitive summer lab placement programs, Bethan Clark explains the value of taking the time to find out what suits you best
After a five-year redevelopment, the Cambridge museum which celebrates biodiversity is set to reopen on Friday
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