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Intelligent beings such as humans do not learn in isolation. So neither should robots, argues Prof Amanda Prorok in an editorial on collective learning in Science Robotics.

Prof Cecilia Mascolo has just been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in recognition of her 'exceptional contributions to the field'.

Research by members of this Department was recognised with accolades from several leading conferences and organisations this summer.

A new fund seeking to advance the pace and impact of maths discovery by supporting projects important for the field has made a grant to two researchers here.

A research collaboration between a graduate student here and global biopharmaceutical leader AstraZeneca has led to an important advancement in the field of AI-assisted drug discovery.

'Efficiency, Resilience and Artificial Intelligence' will be the topic when Prof Moshe Vardi delivers the 2025 Wheeler Lecture here on Wednesday 22 October.

Sixth-formers are programming robot cars, taking practical classes in graphics, and attending lectures on privacy and security as they get a taste of what it's like to study Computer Science at university.

A group of Year 12 students from across the UK have just visited Cambridge for the culmination of our five-month Women in Computer Science programme.

We're holding Open Days this week – Thursday 10 and Friday 11 July – when we're welcoming prospective undergraduate students to come and look around.