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A team from the Welcome Trust Sanger Institute, headed by two Greek researchers, Dr. Konstaninos Tzelepis and Dr. George Vasiliou, in collaboration with joint project leader Dr. Kosuke Yusa, have made an incredible breakthrough in the fight against one the most aggressive types of cancer, acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).

IBM has made it possible for the public to access a functioning quantum processor over the Internet, as BBC reports.

A new academic book claims that atheism is not a modern invention, but actually dates back to the ancient world.

Dressed in revealing bondage gear, heart-shaped nipple tassles and see-through jump suits, the students of Cambridge University walked down the runway to raise money for the charity Cambridge House.

The finalists of Cambridge University’s annual ‘Best Bums’ competition have been revealed.

The competition runs for four years by student newspaper the Tab, and both male and female students compete against each other to decide who has the best buttocks on campus.

A study by Cambridge University found that babies born in the summer months are stronger and taller than their counterparts. The research, conducted on 450,000 Britons, found that pregnant mothers who absorb more health-boosting Vitamin D from sunshine in their second and third trimesters give their babies a head-start in life.

British astronomers discovered nine unknown “dwarf galaxies”, satellites to our own. This discovery enriches our galactic neighborhood. This is the largest number of nearby galaxies that have ever been discovered en masse. This is also the first discovery of dwarf galaxies for a decade.

'An Englishwoman in Angora' by Grace Ellison (Cambridge University Press, 344 pages, $38)

International Monetary Fund (IMF) policies left healthcare systems in the African countries worst affected by Ebola underfunded and lacking doctors, and hampered a coordinated response to the outbreak, researchers said Monday.