Prof Sebastian Eves-van den Akker’s team at the Crop Science Centre, Cambridge use robots and AI to identify genes that allow for the development of naturally resilient crops.
01 October2026
CPS Fellows visit the AZ Discovery Centre at AstraZeneca’s global R&D headquarters in Cambridge.
24 September2026
Over 250 people attended our One-Day Meeting: Regenerating the British Countryside: From Evidence to Action with 1,000 + watching online.
27 May2026
The Cambridge Philosophical Society is pleased to announce the 2026 winners of its William Bate Hardy Prize.
12 May2026
Anglia Ruskin University and the Cambridge Philosophical Society are requesting applications for two PhD studentships.
30 April2026
This year’s annual visit (also known as the CPS Summer Visit) was to Sizewell B Power Station in Suffolk.
26 April2026
Professor Simon Conway Morris receives 2026 Templeton Prize
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