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News in Brief: crowd-favourite musicals, camera exhibitions, and climbing closures (opens the original)
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Rainbow Rocket Central Climbing Centre set to close Rainbow Rocket Central, one of Cambridge’s premier indoor climbing facilities, has announced that it will be “closing its doors”. The decision comes as a result of East West Rail’s plans to construct a new station entrance on Clifton Road Industrial Estate, which will require the climbing facility to be demolished. While the demolition is currently scheduled for 2030, Rainbow Rocket Central is set to close its doors on 15 November this year at
Cambridge community responds to Homerton Principal claims (opens the original)
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A number of University of Cambridge organisations, alongside Homerton College itself, have responded to claims made in the media against the College’s Principal, Lord Simon Woolley. Last Wednesday (02/09), Homerton College published a statement of support for Lord Woolley, following weeks of public criticism surrounding his condemnation of the British press involved in reporting on the late Professor Jason Arday. Homerton said that it “wishes to express its support for Lord Woolley,” adding: “si
University to wind down Cambridge Farm Animal Veterinary Services (opens the original)
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The University of Cambridge’s Farm Animal Veterinary Service (CFAVS) will close on 4 September, the University has confirmed. The service provides farm animal care to local farmers and livestock owners, as well as clinical training for Cambridge veterinary students. The Cambridge Farm Vets Facebook page announced the closure on 3 August, stating: “It is with great regret that we wish to inform our clients that the University of Cambridge Farm Animal Veterinary Services will be closing on 4 Septe
Controversial pharmaceutical company to relocate to Biomedical Campus (opens the original)
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Controversial pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has announced plans to relocate its research and development (R&D) centre from Stevenage in Hertfordshire to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The planned move, which comes two years after the company first partnered with the University, will relocate an estimated 1,000 members of staff, with a completion date of 2029. The move will require the construction of a brand new 300,000 square foot R&D centre on the Biomedical Campus, which will s
Cambridge researchers develop ‘adversarial’ AI testing systems (opens the original)
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Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the University of California, Santa Barbara, have investigated why certain AI models, such as Claude and ChatGPT, often “hallucinate,” producing inaccurate or fabricated information. The findings of the research, which could lead to improvements in AI vetting and testing technology, included the development of “adversarial” mathematical systems that are designed to test the “security” of an AI model. The research, published in the journal Nature C
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