The Guardian
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday's inquest opens after his death, nine days post-resignation amid plagiarism allegations; family begs press to stop harassment.
The Guardian
Tragedy strikes as Cambridge professor found dead after resigning amid plagiarism row; family blames 'sustained abuse'.
The Atlantic
The world's most famous sociologist resigned from Cambridge amid plagiarism allegations, but his memoir's tall tales might be the least of his problems.
The Guardian
Cambridge finally investigates professor after 'new information' emerges, because apparently 'vile campaign' defense had a shelf life.
ScienceDaily
Mathematicians confirm no voting system can be perfectly fair - so that election you're still mad about? Mathematically inevitable.
ScienceDaily
Cambridge scientists find 39 sweeteners affect gut bacteria, especially when mixed with other stuff like antidepressants. Lab results, not human trials - but still, maybe don't chase your meds with diet soda.
BBC Health
Researchers identify nine procrastinator types - read about them now, or later, we won't judge.
BBC Health
New obesity diagnoses are spiking fastest in young adults, because nothing says 'prime of your life' like a higher risk of diabetes and heart disease.
ScienceDaily
Cambridge scientists grow tiny brain-spinal cord systems, discover nerve damage may not be as permanent as we thought, and find a drug that helps regrow axons.
ScienceDaily
Cambridge scientists draw a literal treasure map for rare earth elements, proving that Earth's thickest crust has been sitting on the good stuff all along.
BBC Business
Cambridge workers go on strike and visit food banks because their salaries can't keep up with rent, while the university offers a 2.5% supplement that might cover a bus pass.
The Guardian
Opera singer Janine Roebuck reveals double cochlear implants are vastly superior to one, as NHS finally trials what children already get.
ScienceDaily
Malaria didn't just give early humans fevers; it also played matchmaker, splitting up populations and shaping human diversity for at least 74,000 years.
The Guardian
A new study finds that stress from systemic racism and deprivation, not genetics, may explain why black women are 2.7 times more likely to die in childbirth in the UK.
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