The universe’s light-starved early epochs, as well as the first stars and galaxies, lie beyond the reach of conventional observatories but could be revealed by a new generation of radio telescope arrays!
Important news -- due to the occupation/protest at Greenwich house, our Wednesday public open evenings will be suspended until the situation is resolved. There will be no public observing evening this week (27/11).
"Very happy to share that @MECCambridge is announcing a new scholarship for women studying data intensive science! This provides a full scholarship to Cambridge's MPhil in Data Intensive Science for eligible students. Please share with your networks!"
We have another public open evening tonight! As it's half term, this evening is aimed at a younger audience. Maggie Celeste, will talk all about the search for alien life, and stargazing will follow (if the clouds allow).
Doors open at 6:30pm, and the talk starts at 7:15pm.
Announcing £5.25m funding for SPACE from Cancer Grand Challenges team IMAXT. The technology uses advanced spatial techniques to analyse tumours, some of which are based on technology originally developed to map the Milky Way and discover new planets!
Well done to everyone who got their #AlevelResults yesterday!
Those of you going on to study Physics and Astronomy, we hope you have a wonderful time exploring the Universe. And those of you coming to Cambridge, we'll see you soon! 🤩