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'Authentic' is Merriam-Webster's Word of the Year
Merriam-Webster said searches for "authentic" saw a substantial increase in 2023. The Cambridge dictionary chose "hallucinate" - in reference to when AI hallucinates and produces false information. Collins dictionary "AI" - the abbreviation for artificial intelligence.
Mark Bonner frustrated by `hopeless goals´ Cambridge... Mark Bonner frustrated by 'hopeless goals' Cambridge conceded at Northampton. Cambridge have just one win in their last 12 League One games.
Oxbridge admissions from state schools double in five years The share of sixth form pupils at maintained schools in England going to Oxford or Cambridge has risen from 0.8% to 1.5%. Meanwhile, grammar school Oxbridge entry rates have been stagnant, with 4.4% going to the universities compared to 4.3% five years earlier.
Nobel Prize winner leads Cambridge revolt over academics being forced to retire aged 67 Didier Queloz, 57, won the Nobel Prize in 2019 for the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star. He faces forced retirement in 10 years under the university's Employer Justified Retirement Age (EJRA) rule. 120 academics wrote to Cambridge’s vice-chancellor demanding the rule be scrapped.
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Nobel Prize winner leads Cambridge protest over academics being forced out ‘in prime of our lives’ Didier Queloz, 57, won the Nobel Prize in 2019 for the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star. He faces forced retirement in 10 years under the university's Employer Justified Retirement Age (EJRA) rule. 120 academics wrote to Cambridge’s vice-chancellor demanding the rule be scrapped.
New 'electric tongue' will make bitter tablets much easier to swallow How a drug tastes is key to making sure people take their medications properly. Cambridge and UCL scientists have devised an ‘electric tongue’ to predict the bitter taste of drugs. The e-tongue measures how much the bitter molecules stick on a plastic sensor, which acts like the human tongue.
Six the Musical, Vaudeville theatre, review: Henry VIII's queens still rule the West End Six the musical, dreamed up by Cambridge students Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss in 2017, is now a world-conquering smash. Each cast member takes a turn in the spotlight, as the competing six wives of Henry VIII make their case for having had it the worst. The tightly drilled sextet also act as backing singers for one another.
Darren Ferguson hails memorable day for Peterborough Darren Ferguson's Peterborough United beat Cambridge 5-0. Ephron Mason-Clark, Kwame Poku and Liam Bennett scored the goals. Cambridge boss Mark Bonner was full of praise for his side.
Rampant Peterborough hit Cambridge for five Ephron Mason-Clark and Kwame Poku scored in Peterborough's 5-0 win. Darren Ferguson's men stung Cambridge with a three-goal blitz in the space of six minutes.
Chinese Phd students at top universities given ‘ideological training’ before entering UK More than 600 Chinese nationals are studying at UK universities. Scholarships are mostly for PhD students in science and technology. They are based at some of the UK’s leading universities including Oxford and Cambridge.
Love letters to French sailors confiscated by British 265 years ago opened for first time The letters were sent by the wives, mothers, and parents of crew members on-board French warship, the Galatee, during the Seven Years' War. They were tragically confiscated by the Royal Navy before they could reach their intended recipients. Now, 265 years later, they have ended up in the hands of a Cambridge academic, Professor Renaud Morieux, who stumbled upon them at the National Archives in Kew.
Ukrainian football stars kick off 'empowering' scheme to train future leaders Ukrainian football stars Andriy Shevchenko and Oleksandr Zin-chenko are backing an 'empowering' education scheme. The pair pitched in for the launch of the Oxbridge Foundation which will work to secure university places at Oxford and Cambridge for promising teenagers. Scheme will fund as many as 20 Ukrainian students, aged 17 to 19, to spend a year at the two elite British universities.
Fleetwood see off Kidderminster to reach FA Cup second... Fleetwood beat Kidderminster 2-1 in the first round of the FA Cup. The Cod Army will now face Cambridge in the second round.
Colleges still on a learning curve to integrate skill-training component under Naan Mudhalvan Scheme Most of the government, government-aided and private colleges in the region are apparently looking at ways to infuse quality into the skill training provided to students free of cost under the Naan Mudhalvan Scheme. The Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation had developed 17 courses, including English Language Assesment and Certification from Cambridge.
Mark Bonner relieved to see Liam Bennett narrowly avoid... Mark Bonner relieved to see Liam Bennett narrowly avoid a Halloween horror story. The defender's wayward slice 35 yards from his own goal somehow bounced over. That late escape preserved a point for Cambridge, while it extended Wycombe’s winless run to four games.
Wycombe and Cambridge draw a blank Wycombe and Cambridge drew 0-0 at rainy Adams Park. Ryan Bennett came close to giving Cambridge the lead in the 37th minute.
Paul Simpson accuses Carlisle of being `way off it´ in... Paul Simpson accuses Carlisle of being `way off it´ in defeat at Cambridge. Sub George Thomas headed the winning goal for the Us. Simpson’s side ended the match with nine men following the late dismissals of Jack Armer and Alfie McCalmont.
Ad downturn and bribery probe cast cloud over WPP Mark Read has spent his whole career at WPP, joining from Cambridge in 1989. Business was hit by weakness from technology clients in the US and in China.
Jude Lowson: ‘We’re operating in a vacuum filled by polarised trans guidance’ Jude Lowson has just been appointed as the first ever female head of King’s Canterbury. After graduating from Cambridge she worked in advertising as an account planner and strategist at agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty.
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