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2 postdoc positions in the Novel Sensors group!

2 postdoc positions in the Novel Sensors group! - Read More…

First MOONS camera delivered and mounted

First MOONS camera delivered and mounted - Read More…

REACH, the Radio Experiment for the Analysis of Cosmic Hydrogen begins its path to unveil the mysteries of the early Universe

REACH, the Radio Experiment for the Analysis of Cosmic Hydrogen begins its path to unveil the mysteries of the early Universe - Read More…

Research Associate position (fixed term) to work on SKA1-LOW simulations and calibration

Research Associate position (fixed term) to work on SKA1-LOW simulations and calibration - Read More…

Knighthood for Roberto Maiolino

Knighthood for Roberto Maiolino - Read More…

Dr Renske Smit wins The 2018 MERAC Prize for the Best Doctoral Thesis in Observational Astrophysics

Dr Renske Smit wins The 2018 MERAC Prize for the Best Doctoral Thesis in Observational Astrophysics - Read More…

Earliest galaxies in the Universe’s history spun like the Milky Way

Earliest galaxies in the Universe’s history spun like the Milky Way - Read More…

Using GAIA to detect low frequency gravitational waves

Using GAIA to detect low frequency gravitational waves - Read More…

Research Associate x 2 (Fixed Term)

Research Associate x 2 (Fixed Term) - Read More…

PhD Studentship in Galaxy Formation

PhD Studentship in Galaxy Formation - Read More…

The RAPID portable interferometer deploys its first units

The RAPID portable interferometer deploys its first units - Read More…

PhD Studentship in Enhanced EM/RF modelling and design for ultra-fast digital communications and 21-cm cosmology

PhD Studentship in Enhanced EM/RF modelling and design for ultra-fast digital communications and 21-cm cosmology - Read More…

Discovery of Stars Forming in Galactic Winds

Discovery of Stars Forming in Galactic Winds - Read More…

Summer Internship Opportunity

Summer Internship Opportunity - Read More…

SKA's 400 AAVS1 antennas on their way from Cambridge to Western Australia

SKA's 400 AAVS1 antennas on their way from Cambridge to Western Australia - Read More…

HERA joins the SKA as a precursor

HERA joins the SKA as a precursor - Read More…

Roberto Maiolino awarded ERC Advanced Grant

Roberto Maiolino awarded ERC Advanced Grant - Read More…

Map of rocky exoplanet reveals a lava world

Map of rocky exoplanet reveals a lava world - Read More…

Planning starts for HIRES on the E-ELT

Planning starts for HIRES on the E-ELT - Read More…

Announcement on detection of gravitational waves

Announcement on detection of gravitational waves - Read More…

Planck’s Second Catalogue of Compact Sources

Planck’s Second Catalogue of Compact Sources - Read More…

Cavendish scientists use ALMA to witness assembly of galaxies in the early universe for the first time

Cavendish scientists use ALMA to witness assembly of galaxies in the early universe for the first time - Read More…

Cause of galactic death: strangulation

Cause of galactic death: strangulation - Read More…

World’s Largest Radio Telescope Has A Permanent Home For Its Headquarters

World’s Largest Radio Telescope Has A Permanent Home For Its Headquarters - Read More…

Remembering Derek Vonberg: An Early Pioneer of Radio Astronomy

Remembering Derek Vonberg: An Early Pioneer of Radio Astronomy - Read More…

Cavendish Laboratory researchers detect hints of an Earth-size planet in the Alpha Centauri star system

Cavendish Laboratory researchers detect hints of an Earth-size planet in the Alpha Centauri star system - Read More…

Aerial filming at MRAO – SKA AAVS0 array

Aerial filming at MRAO – SKA AAVS0 array - Read More…

Planck reveals first stars were born late

New maps from the Planck satellite have uncovered the ‘polarised’ light from the early Universe

Planck reveals first stars were born late - Read More…

Galactic ‘hailstorm’ in the early Universe

A group of scientists led by Claudia Cicone (PhD student at Cavendish) and Prof. Roberto Maiolino (Cavendish), have discovered an extremely powerful outflow of gas in a very distant galaxy, at redshift 6.42, close to the epoch of formation of the first galaxies.

Galactic ‘hailstorm’ in the early Universe - Read More…