Cambridge
Cambridge, England, is famous for its prestigious university, established in 1209, and remains a global center for education and innovation. The city's history dates back to the Bronze Age, with significant Roman and medieval developments. The River Cam was crucial for trade and defense, and Cambridge grew as a market town during the Anglo-Saxon era. Known for its medieval architecture, the city played a role in the English Civil War. Today, it retains historical landmarks like King's College Chapel and the Fitzwilliam Museum.
The University of Cambridge, the fourth-oldest in the world, is renowned for academic excellence and research. It has over 24,000 students and 12,000 staff, with a collegiate system of 31 colleges. Its alumni include 121 Nobel Laureates and 47 Heads of State. The university fosters global partnerships and has students from over 130 countries, emphasizing diversity and shaping global research and leadership.
Venue
The symposium will be hosted at the Cripps Court Conference Centre (1-3 Chesterton Road, Cambridge CB4 3AD) at Magdalene College, one of the 31 constituting colleges of the University of Cambridge founded in 1428. The centre boasts a purpose-built auditorium, a striking oak-beamed Gallery for informal dining, meeting rooms and a large foyer with exhibition space - all fully accessible.
Travel
The closest airport to Cambridge is Stansted Airport with regular flights to most European towns and cities. Trains directly connect Stansted Airport to Cambridge Station (travel time around 30 mins). National Express buses connect from Stansted (or Heathrow) to Cambridge Parkside (travel time around 1.5 hours).
Cambridge is also close to London with regular direct trains and buses connecting them.
Magdelene College is a 10 min walk from the city centre.
Accommodation
Attendees can book their accommodation in Magdalene College or in Cambridge city centre which is very close to the venue.
Some links for accommodation with discounts:
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