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Our Sensor CDT student Mohammed Alawami is a second year PhD student working on the development of cutting-edge RNA analysis tools for early detection of cancer. He is also the founder of ReachSci , an organisation supporting underrepresented students with skill training to help them unravel their potential and increase...

As one of three winners of the Women4Climate Tech Challenge, Lorena Gordillo-Dagallier from the University of Cambridge secures funding and support to pilot the Open-seneca initiative's community air-quality-tracking project in Stockholm and Lisbon. Lorena Gordillo-Dagallier, a second year PhD student at the Department of...

Open-seneca has won a Vice-Chancellor's Research Impact and Engagement Award! Twelve students, academics and professional members of staff from across the University of Cambridge received the prestigeous awards in areas as diverse as prostate cancer, family law, museum public engagement and police mental health. Now in...

As well as running very successful Summer School events and a mini Make-a-thon at Cambridge MakeSpace, the Sensor CDT 2018 student cohort have been hard at work with media coverage for their Solicamb project . They recently saw the release of a double-page spread in The Independent, a feature on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire ...