Could CT scans really lead to a rise in cancer cases?
VIEWPOINT: If used only when necessary, scans help more than they harm - ARU expert
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8 May 2025
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16 April 2025 
Are we really capable of resurrecting extinct animals?
VIEWPOINT: Even synthetic ‘lookalikes’ could still perform important ecological roles
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14 April 2025 
Royal Society role at ARU for 3D printing expert
Dr Martin McMahon named as one of 15 Entrepreneurs in Residence across UK
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4 April 2025 
‘Bug drugs’ could be new weapon against cancer
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert is researching new forms of bacteria-based cancer therapies
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3 April 2025 
Monkeys are world’s best yodellers - new research
Researchers discover how ‘voice breaks’ are produced, similar to Alpine yodelling
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31 March 2025 
Our early human ancestors were surprisingly slow
VIEWPOINT: ARU scientist explains how he modelled running speed of early humans
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20 March 2025 
Galápagos birds exhibit ‘road rage’ due to noise
New study finds that aggressive behaviour is linked to birds’ proximity to traffic
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18 March 2025 
ARU to host Plant Empowerment’s first UK workshop
Two-day event will focus on improving indoor crop yields while cutting resource use
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17 March 2025 
This is why physical affection can boost your health
VIEWPOINT: ARU social psychologist explains that hugging could be a healthy habit
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17 March 2025 
New approach could revolutionise diabetic exercise
Cambridge Festival event at ARU will explore new research and best ways to keep fit