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The curator reframing our experiences of art - Vimarsana News

The curator reframing our experiences of art

“Art in every-day spaces can change the way we see the world,” says Harriet Loffler, curator of The Woman’s Art Collection at Murray Edwards.

Source: cam.ac.uk
The graduate student rewriting Deaf histories and disability histories - Vimarsana News

The graduate student rewriting Deaf histories and disability histories

When Kirstie Stage was diagnosed with hearing loss, she realised that the experiences of Deaf and disabled people were missing from the history books. Kirstie is determined to bring these narratives to the fore.

Source: cam.ac.uk
Innovative aquaculture system turns waste woo - Vimarsana News

Innovative aquaculture system turns waste woo

<p>Innovative aquaculture system turns waste wood into nutritious seafood.&nbsp;Researchers hoping to rebrand a marine pest as a nutritious food have developed the world&rsquo;s first system of farming shipworms, which they have renamed &lsquo;Naked Clams&rsquo;.</p>

The cosmologist solving questions at the boundary of our understanding - Vimarsana News

The cosmologist solving questions at the boundary of our understanding

Hiranya Peiris is Cambridge’s new Professor of Astrophysics (1909). She discusses being inspired by Stephen Hawking, the unknown space before you arrive at an answer, and high-risk high-reward research. She is an alumna and Fellow of Murray Edwards College.

Source: cam.ac.uk
Experts predict 'catastrophic ecosystem colla - Vimarsana News

Experts predict 'catastrophic ecosystem colla

<p>Experts predict &lsquo;catastrophic ecosystem collapse&rsquo; of UK forests within the next 50 years if action not taken.&nbsp;Other threats to UK forests include competition with society for water, viral diseases, and extreme weather affecting forest management.</p>