University of Cambridge researcher Justin Tan contributed to a multi-institution project on the Hadamard maximal determinant problem. The paper acknowledges cloud computing resources supplied through the Research Program of Nebius Academy. It also acknowledges project sponsorship through a gift from Nebius Inc. Nebius Science also identifies Cambridge among the participating institutions and describes cloud support through its research grant program.
The project pretrained and fine-tuned reinforcement learning policies to reconstruct binary sequences, then sampled trained policies on unseen targets. It combined learning with arithmetic feasibility tests and parallel CUDA checks. The paper reports new determinant records and improved sampling efficiency. Several other providers also supplied computing resources.
Nebius separately supported the January 2025 AI x Cancer Bio Hackathon at Cambridge. Announcements offered participants cloud resources, including GPUs and VMs, and cloud-credit prizes. Nebius specified H100 infrastructure. The CRUK Cambridge Centre recap confirms that the event took place and thanks Nebius for prizes.
New Records for the Hadamard Maximal Determinant Problem
15 Oct 2026 · arXiv · Web page
The paper acknowledges a gift from Nebius Inc. sponsoring the multi-institution mathematical research project involving Cambridge. It separately acknowledges Nebius cloud computing resources supplied through the Research Program of Nebius Academy for the reinforcement learning research.
New Records for the Hadamard Maximal Determinant Problem15 Oct 2026 · arXiv · Web pageThe paper acknowledges a gift from Nebius Inc. sponsoring the multi-institution mathematical research project involving Cambridge. It separately acknowledges Nebius cloud computing resources supplied through the Research Program of Nebius Academy for the reinforcement learning research.
Nebius support for AI x Cancer Bio Hackathon
15 Oct 2026 · Nebius · Web page
Nebius announces support for the CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon, including H100 infrastructure for teams, participation in judging and cloud-credit prizes. The announcement describes event support and planned participant resources.
Nebius support for AI x Cancer Bio Hackathon15 Oct 2026 · Nebius · Web pageNebius announces support for the CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon, including H100 infrastructure for teams, participation in judging and cloud-credit prizes. The announcement describes event support and planned participant resources.
CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon recap
15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre reports that its hackathon took place at Newnham College, University of Cambridge. It thanks Nebius and Scan for prizes.
CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon recap15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web pageCancer Research UK Cambridge Centre reports that its hackathon took place at Newnham College, University of Cambridge. It thanks Nebius and Scan for prizes.
Nebius Science on supported maximal determinant research
15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page
Nebius Science identifies Cambridge among four institutions whose researchers achieved determinant records. It states that Nebius Academy supplies cloud computing resources to the team through its research grant program.
Nebius Science on supported maximal determinant research15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web pageNebius Science identifies Cambridge among four institutions whose researchers achieved determinant records. It states that Nebius Academy supplies cloud computing resources to the team through its research grant program.
The University of Cambridge is a collegiate university in Cambridge, UK, providing undergraduate and postgraduate education and conducting academic research across sciences, engineering, medicine, humanities and social sciences. It serves students and researchers through degree programmes, research supervision, libraries and specialist facilities, alongside continuing and professional education. Its Cambridge University Press & Assessment operation produces academic publications, learning materials and examinations for researchers, teachers, schools and learners worldwide. The University has charitable status.
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University of Cambridge researcher Justin Tan contributed to a multi-institution project on the Hadamard maximal determinant problem. The paper acknowledges cloud computing resources supplied through the Research Program of Nebius Academy. It also acknowledges project sponsorship through a gift from Nebius Inc. Nebius Science also identifies Cambridge among the participating institutions and describes cloud support through its research grant program.
The project pretrained and fine-tuned reinforcement learning policies to reconstruct binary sequences, then sampled trained policies on unseen targets. It combined learning with arithmetic feasibility tests and parallel CUDA checks. The paper reports new determinant records and improved sampling efficiency. Several other providers also supplied computing resources.
Nebius separately supported the January 2025 AI x Cancer Bio Hackathon at Cambridge. Announcements offered participants cloud resources, including GPUs and VMs, and cloud-credit prizes. Nebius specified H100 infrastructure. The CRUK Cambridge Centre recap confirms that the event took place and thanks Nebius for prizes.
New Records for the Hadamard Maximal Determinant Problem
15 Oct 2026 · arXiv · Web page
The paper acknowledges a gift from Nebius Inc. sponsoring the multi-institution mathematical research project involving Cambridge. It separately acknowledges Nebius cloud computing resources supplied through the Research Program of Nebius Academy for the reinforcement learning research.
New Records for the Hadamard Maximal Determinant Problem15 Oct 2026 · arXiv · Web pageThe paper acknowledges a gift from Nebius Inc. sponsoring the multi-institution mathematical research project involving Cambridge. It separately acknowledges Nebius cloud computing resources supplied through the Research Program of Nebius Academy for the reinforcement learning research.
Nebius support for AI x Cancer Bio Hackathon
15 Oct 2026 · Nebius · Web page
Nebius announces support for the CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon, including H100 infrastructure for teams, participation in judging and cloud-credit prizes. The announcement describes event support and planned participant resources.
Nebius support for AI x Cancer Bio Hackathon15 Oct 2026 · Nebius · Web pageNebius announces support for the CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon, including H100 infrastructure for teams, participation in judging and cloud-credit prizes. The announcement describes event support and planned participant resources.
CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon recap
15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre reports that its hackathon took place at Newnham College, University of Cambridge. It thanks Nebius and Scan for prizes.
CRUK Cambridge Centre hackathon recap15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web pageCancer Research UK Cambridge Centre reports that its hackathon took place at Newnham College, University of Cambridge. It thanks Nebius and Scan for prizes.
Nebius Science on supported maximal determinant research
15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page
Nebius Science identifies Cambridge among four institutions whose researchers achieved determinant records. It states that Nebius Academy supplies cloud computing resources to the team through its research grant program.
Nebius Science on supported maximal determinant research15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web pageNebius Science identifies Cambridge among four institutions whose researchers achieved determinant records. It states that Nebius Academy supplies cloud computing resources to the team through its research grant program.
The University of Cambridge is a collegiate university in Cambridge, UK, providing undergraduate and postgraduate education and conducting academic research across sciences, engineering, medicine, humanities and social sciences. It serves students and researchers through degree programmes, research supervision, libraries and specialist facilities, alongside continuing and professional education. Its Cambridge University Press & Assessment operation produces academic publications, learning materials and examinations for researchers, teachers, schools and learners worldwide. The University has charitable status.
Cambridge opens IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre and announces nine funded projects
Cambridge opened the centre under its existing 10-year partnership with IonQ and announced nine inaugural research projects. The centre will host a 256-qubit IonQ quantum computer scheduled for deployment by summer 2027.
Cambridge and DIOSynVax partners receive £4.28 million vaccine award
DIOSynVax and collaborators including Cambridge received a three-year award to advance DVX-HFVac3, targeting Lassa, Marburg and Sudan ebolavirus. Funding supports manufacturing, regulatory preparations and first-in-human clinical evaluation.
Cambridge researchers lead £20 million preclinical modelling hub
MRC funding will establish a UK Pre-clinical Translational Models Hub led by Cambridge professors Matthias Zilbauer and Bertie Göttgens. The hub will combine stem cell models, organoids and AI to improve predictions of how medicines perform in patients.
