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Study investigates role of motion monitoring in predicting brain injury outcomes
New research on patients with severe brain injury has found that motion monitoring may be able to provide valuable diagnostic and prognostic information, leading to improved ICU care. The study, “Decoding […]
Scholar wins prestigious MLA award
Gates Cambridge Scholar Anna Kathryn Kendrick has won the 31st annual Katherine Singer Kovacs Prize for an outstanding book published in English or Spanish in the field of Latin American […]
Scholars address sustainability at internal symposium
Five Gates Cambridge Scholars will take part in an internal symposium this week, discussing research on sustainability issues ranging from legal avenues to tackle the climate crisis to educational resilience. […]
‘Heritage is not just about monuments’
Heritage studies tend to be based on Western models and case studies, with a lot of emphasis on monuments and tangible artefacts. “That’s quite a Western lens,” says Stanley Onyemechalu, […]
New model developed for understanding biomolecular condensates
Our planet contains an outstandingly diverse population of species, from plants and animals, to microbes and viruses. Yet not all species are found everywhere, but rather, smaller subsets of them […]
Scholars win White House Fellowship
Two Gates Cambridge Scholars have won prestigious White House Fellowships meaning they will work full time for White House staff, Cabinet Secretaries and other senior government officials for a year. […]
Report highlights healthcare challenges in Gaza
Patients and carers seeking to access the healthcare system in Gaza are confronted with severe shortages of drugs and equipment and constant threats to their physical safety as well as […]
New method for studying role of TEs in genetic changes
A new study reports a novel technique for studying the development of transposable elements in genetic information which can lead to genetic diseases and cancer. The study, ‘Locus-specific expression of […]
Blast off for scholar as she heads into space
Gates Cambridge Alumna Kayla Barron is among four astronauts who will lifted off on 10th November on a journey towards the International Space Station for a six-month science mission. The […]
Using data to make a difference
Alexandra Mannerings set up her data analytics business Merakinos in February, but her ambition is much bigger than simply running a consultancy. She wants to help small businesses and non […]
