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Dr Ramit Debnath’s new machine learning research sheds light on how colder climate traps air pollution in cities

17 October 2025

mlcities.png The department congratulates Assistant Professor and Deputy Director (Centre for Human-Inspired AI) Dr Ramit Debnath on the publication of a new research in Atmospheric Environment: X journal that reveals strong links between heating demand and increased air pollution levels in Norwegian Cities. This...

Professor Michael H. Ramage meets His Majesty King Charles III at Circular Bioeconomy Alliance Reception

16 October 2025

Professor Michael H. Ramage, Director of the Centre for Natural Material Innovation (CNMI) at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, attended a reception hosted by His Majesty King Charles III at St James’s Palace on 15 October 2025. The event, organised by the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance (CBA...

The Department is delighted to welcome Tina Saaby as our new Sir Arthur Marshall Visiting Professor in Sustainable Urban Design for 2025–2026

6 October 2025

Tina Saaby is a distinguished architect and urban planner known for her leadership in shaping sustainable and healthy cities for people. A graduate of The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, she served as the City Architect of Copenhagen from 2010 to 2019 and as the City Architect of Gladsaxe since 2020 to 2023, and from...

Patrick Smith wins the 2025 Mavis Batey Essay Prize from The Gardens Trust

3 October 2025

Patrick Smith who graduated in 2025 has won the 2025 Mavis Batey Essay Prize from The Gardens Trust, the most prestigious essay prize in the discipline. Patrick says: I am honoured to receive this prize, especially given Batey’s tireless commitment to the preservation of parks and gardens. The subject of my essay – John...

The Public Map Platform project led by Professor Flora Samuel is featured on the cover of The Planner Magazine

1 October 2025

The Planner Magazine goes out to RTPI planners across the globe. The Public Map Platform project starts phase 2 today with £3.1million of funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Read the issue here: https://issuu.com/theplanner/docs/the_planner_sept_oct_2025 Read more about the Public Map Platform here...

Ranked 2nd in the Times Higher Education Supplement World Rankings for Architecture 2025