Events

The next stage of Murray Edwards College's Enterprising Women programme, She Soars, is now open for applications.

She Soars is a free entrepreneurship programme for women-led start-ups founded by postgraduates, researchers, and alumni from the University of Cambridge over the last five years.

This workshop has been designed in collaboration with Cambridge Enterprise, to equip you with tools you will need to discover and communicate the broader context of your work when engaging with industry and business contacts. It will help you explain the relevance and anticipated impact of your research to non-experts.

Speaker: Roberto Bellelli - Barts Cancer Institute

Date: 13 May

Time: 12:00pm

Venue: Jean Thomas Lecture Theatre

Abstract:

Sport and physical activity are brilliant ways to create community and connection which is why the University Sports Service are hosting their biggest ever day of sport and movement on 14 May. You'll find a mix of your favourite activities—some old, some new—with sessions for both beginners and experienced players alike.

Bruker will be demonstrating their new AFM system on a range of samples to provide a full overview of its capabilities. Spaces on this event are restricted to allow participants valuable time with the specialists and systems, so please register your interest as soon as possible.

Date: 15 May

Date: 15 May 2025

Time: 10:00am - 6:00pm

Venue: Storey's Field Centre, Eddington Ave, Cambridge CB3 1AA

The Returning Carers Scheme (RCS) is an annual fund which provides awards of up to £10,000 to support employees who can evidence that their career / work-life:

The 2025 Postgraduate Research Experience Survey closes on Friday 16 May

Speakers: Rachel Egan - Department of Chemistry; Nadia Radzman - Sainsbury Laboratory

Date: 19 May

Time: 12 - 1pm

Venue: Postdoc Centre, 16 Mill Lane

Bios:

Rachel Egan:

Join the European Federation of Chemical Engineers' early career section as four early career engineers share their unique journeys through diverse industry and research paths.