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The future of University of Cambridge

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  • 2016first covered
  • 21 Apr 2026latest update
  • 3linked technologies
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Biotech and enhanced humans

Researchers use AI and known genetic codes to create revolutionary new Pandemic vaccines

AI and intelligence

Hassabis thinks the AI revolution will be 10x bigger and faster than the Industrial Revolution

Computing

This startup is scaling brain cell powered biological computers to challenge Nvidia in AI

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  1. Researchers use AI and known genetic codes to create revolutionary new Pandemic vaccinesBiotech and enhanced humans
  2. Hassabis thinks the AI revolution will be 10x bigger and faster than the Industrial RevolutionAI and intelligence
  3. This startup is scaling brain cell powered biological computers to challenge Nvidia in AIComputing
  4. Atlas of Cells is Google Maps for the human body and hits major milestoneBiotech and enhanced humans
  5. LLM AI’s can suddenly learn new skills now we might know whyAI and intelligence
  6. World’s first AI physiotherapy run clinic sees stellar resultsBiotech and enhanced humans
  7. ClimateBERT helps summarise climate research and fight misinformationEarth and energy
  8. When constrained AI’s self-organise and develop the same features human brainsAI and intelligence
  9. Quantum computers could cut the energy used by crypto by up to 90 percentComputing
  10. AI learning from AI-generated content will damage future AI models warn researchersAI and intelligence
  11. Scientists double the speed of quantum storage devices for quantum computersComputing
  12. New genetic firewalls keep engineered alien bacteria safe from outside attackersBiotech and enhanced humans
  13. First trials of lab grown blood cells for Sickle Cell patients starts in the UKBiotech and enhanced humans
  14. The UK is running the biggest four day work week trial everConnected society
  15. The EU, Japan, and the US are in a race to replace the Lithium Ion batteryEarth and energy
  16. Stealth startup shows off EV batteries that charge in under a minuteEarth and energy
  17. Scientists used CRISPR to create a superbug resistant to all viruses on Earth, againBiotech and enhanced humans
  18. IQ tests can’t measure it but Cognitive Flexibility is key to learning and creativityOpinion
  19. Green Bitcoin alternative Chia causes global hard drive shortagesConnected society
  20. 500 hackers spent three months trying to hack a radical new computer chip and failedSecurity and privacy
  21. New materials you’ve never heard are cleaning up air conditioningIndustry and manufacturing
  22. Quadruple stranded DNA seen in human cells for the first timeBiotech and enhanced humans
  23. New Membrane on a Chip tech accelerates COVID-19 vaccine screeningBiotech and enhanced humans
  24. Researchers hail 3D printed supercharged “bionic coral” breakthroughIndustry and manufacturing
  25. Google DeepMind’s AI helps researchers translate ancient languagesAI and intelligence
  26. IBM’s Project Debater AI barely convinces Cambridge University audience that “AI is good”AI and intelligence
  27. Revolutionary AI chip that replaces GPU’s hailed as the “future” by ARM’s founderComputing
  28. Breakthrough genetic treatment slows the progression of Huntingdons DiseaseBiotech and enhanced humans
  29. Darktrace’s new AI automatically stops cyber attacksSecurity and privacy
  30. Microsoft’s AI has learnt how to write it’s own code and create its own programsAI and intelligence
  31. NASA just discovered seven Earth like planetsSpace
  32. Scientists have developed the world’s first working artificial wombBiotech and enhanced humans
  33. In a world first scientists have reversed ageing in miceBiotech and enhanced humans
  34. Uber pulls the covers off of its new AI labAI and intelligence
  35. Scientists discover a way to delete fears from the brainBiotech and enhanced humans
  36. New electronics breakthrough lets devices run for years without batteriesEarth and energy
  37. Stephen Hawking says creating AI is the biggest event of our civilisationAI and intelligence
  38. Day of reckoning as UK scientists eliminate HIV from “Patient X”Biotech and enhanced humans
  39. Scientists re-discover the Laws of FrictionEarth and energy

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