Who says maths and art don’t mix? Ahead of Blueprints: How mathematics shapes creativity on 28 March, mathematician and author Marcus du Sautoy challenges the old divide between logic and imagination.
Our next speaker spotlight features Natalia Domagala, a Policy Fellow at the Centre for Science and Policy and her event examining the broader systems and power dynamics behind AI.
What if the global food crisis isn’t coming but already here? In our next Speaker Spotlight, we spoke to Rachael McDonnell, Deputy Director General of the International Water Management Institute and lead of the Commission on Water for Food Futures.
What does it really mean for a machine to be conscious – and are we closer than we think? Dr Tom McClelland reflects on the ideas, influences, and ethical questions behind his upcoming talk, Conscious machines? on 23 March.
For Brain Tumour Awareness Month 2026, we spoke to Dr Inês Prata Machado about her work at the CRUK Cambridge Centre where interdisciplinary teams translate scientific discoveries into real-world benefits for patients.
Celebrating women through research: The Cambridge Festival marks International Women’s Day
To mark International Women’s Day (Sunday 8 March), the Cambridge Festival (16 March–2 April) is spotlighting the outstanding achievements of women across a wide range of disciplines.
Ahead of Grandparenting: Perspectives from Across the Globe on 29 March 2026, our speaker spotlight with Dr Terri Apter, family expert and author, dives into grandparents’ underestimated role and the evolving meaning of grandparenting.
In our speaker spotlight, we talk with Dr Prashant Kakoday about his upcoming event, Training the Brain for Calm: Insights from Neuroscience and Psychology, on 19 March.
