Scientists at Cambridge's @Loke_CTR have, for the first time, used an extremely precise genome editing technique called base editing to study gene function in human embryos. This has allowed them to study very early human development in unparalleled detail, and gain new

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   A University statement one week after the tragic passing of Jason Arday.

   Cambridge UniversityCambridge University @Cambridge_Uni · 2026-08-21

   
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   Today is A level results day! 🥳 If you’ve found out you’re coming to Cambridge, congratulations! We can’t wait to welcome you in October. Let us know in the comments which Cambrid…

   Cambridge UniversityCambridge University @Cambridge_Uni · 2026-08-13

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   What's a maths student's favourite number? 🤔🔢 We asked some of our students to tell us their favourite number, and why. The answers were as surprising (and calculated) as you'd ex…

   Cambridge UniversityCambridge University @Cambridge_Uni · 2026-07-27

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   Why do some smokers develop lung cancer, while others are protected? @CRUK_CI scientists have found direct evidence of the way our inherited genes interact with environmental DNA…

   Cambridge UniversityCambridge University @Cambridge_Uni · 2026-07-27

   
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   Ever wondered what it looks like inside the place where our students graduate? 🎓 Swipe across to open up Senate House ➡️🏠 Built between 1722 and 1730, Senate House is a Grade I li…

   Cambridge UniversityCambridge University @Cambridge_Uni · 2026-07-26

   
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   Congratulations and a round of applause for this week’s graduates 🎓🎉👏 We wish you all the best for the future and we’re very proud of everything you’ve achieved 🥳 📸 Nick Saffell

   Cambridge UniversityCambridge University @Cambridge_Uni · 2026-07-25

   

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