- 1687: Isaac Newton discovered gravity laws at Trinity
- 1838: Charles Darwin developed the Theory of Evolution
- 1932: James Chadwick discovered the Neutron at Cambridge
- 1950: Alan Turing outlined the concepts of AI at Kings
- 1953: DNA structure announced at The Eagle pub
- 1967: Pulsars discovered by Bell Burnell at Cambridge
- 1978: First IVF baby born from Cambridge-led research
- 1982: ZX Spectrum launched by Sinclair in Cambridge
- 1985: First ARM chip designed by Acorn in Cambridge
- 1952: OXO game ran on EDSAC, one of the first computers
- 1848: Football rules shaped on Parker's Piece
- 1991: First webcam built to watch a coffee pot at Cambridge
- 1979: Papworth performed UK's first successful heart transplant
- 2025: Is your idea the next Cambridge breakthrough?
- Newton didn’t stop. You shouldn’t either
- Darwin waited years. Stay patient
- Chadwick kept testing. Go again
- Turing was ignored. Press on
- DNA took time. Keep moving
- Bell Burnell stayed curious. So should you
- IVF was doubted. Try again
- Sinclair took risks. Take another shot
- ARM started small. Start again
- OXO was just a test. So is this
- Rules changed here. Keep playing
- Coffee drove invention. Let this miss drive yours
- Papworth didn’t flinch. Neither should you
- The next idea could be yours. Try again
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