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The 137 pages that link to University of Cambridge, each with the reason it gives.

• Cavendish LaboratoryNarrower topic: The Cavendish was created as Cambridge’s dedicated center for experimental physics.

• Cambridge ApostlesNarrower topic: The society’s membership and traditions are rooted in this university’s student life.

• King's College, CambridgeNarrower topic: King’s is one of its constituent colleges.

• Trinity College, CambridgeNarrower topic: Trinity was established within this university’s collegiate system.

• Voyage of the BeagleNarrower topic: Darwin’s studies and scientific friendships there helped prepare him for the expedition.

• Cambridge FootlightsNarrower topic: Footlights began as a student society within this university.

• Olivia ColmanNarrower topic: Colman studied at Cambridge, where she first performed comedy with Footlights.

• George HerbertNarrower topic: Herbert’s education and early academic career unfolded within this university.

• Graham ChapmanNarrower topic: Chapman studied at Cambridge, where student comedy connected him with future collaborators.

• Martin RyleNarrower topic: Ryle spent most of his scientific career building radio astronomy at Cambridge.

• John Edensor LittlewoodNarrower topic: Littlewood spent most of his academic career in Cambridge’s mathematical community.

• Pyotr KapitsaNarrower topic: Cambridge was the university setting for Kapitsa’s formative research and laboratory work.

• Ernest WaltonNarrower topic: Walton’s postgraduate research at Cambridge brought him to the Cavendish Laboratory.

• Stephen FryNarrower topic: Fry studied English literature at Queens' College and became active in student theatre.

• Laurence EusdenNarrower topic: Eusden’s education at St Catharine’s placed his early life within Cambridge’s scholarly world.

• Philippa FawcettNarrower topic: Cambridge administered the examination while withholding degrees and official rankings from women.

• Richard PorsonNarrower topic: Cambridge was the setting for Porson’s education, fellowship, and later Regius professorship.