AI is rapidly changing family and civil courts – but who checks it is right?
Under pressure from growing caseloads, the justice system is turning to artificial intelligence. In a new report, a St John's researcher warns the AI tools now being used have not been publicly shown to improve decisions
Pioneering mathematician wins award for ‘extraordinary’ world-leading research
Historic society gives prize to St John’s College Fellow in Pure Mathematics for his groundbreaking work in logarithmic algebraic geometry
‘Exceptional pastoral care’ earns St John’s Tutor student recognition
A Fellow in Education at St John’s College has been honoured in the Cambridge Excellence Awards held by the University’s student union
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Why the right squeeze could double the battery life of electric cars
Cambridge researchers have found a way to dramatically slow the ageing of lithium-ion battery electrodes used in electric vehicles, smartphones and billions of other products
