The University of Cambridge has won £6m funding for a centre aimed at helping create a new generation of scientists.
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council has awarded the funding to the university to set up a new Doctoral Training Centre.
The centre will train students to tackle some of the biggest problems the world faces, the university said.
It will support more than 50 PhD students over the next five years and train them in a range of disciplines.
The centre will be one of 44 training facilities across the UK which will train more than 2,000 PhD students.
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