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 * Home
 * About us
   * About us
   * Careers
   * Our Mission
   * Reports
   * Newsletters
   * Wellbeing, Inclusion, Diversity and Equality at CSER
   * Privacy Policy
 * Research
   * Research
   * A Science of Global Risk
   * Biology, Biotechnology and Global Catastrophic Risks
   * Extreme Risks and the Global Environment
   * Risks from Artificial Intelligence
   * Global Justice and Global Catastrophic Risk
   * Managing Extreme Technological Risks
 * Team
   * Team
   * Visitors & Research Affiliates
 * News
   * News
 * Events
   * Events
   * Cambridge Conference on Catastrophic Risk 2024
   * Past CSER Conferences
 * Resources
   * Resources
   * TERRA
   * A Cambridge History of Existential Risk Map
   * CSER Infographics
   * CSER Reading Lists
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WE ARE DEDICATED TO THE STUDY AND MITIGATION OF RISKS THAT COULD LEAD TO HUMAN
EXTINCTION OR CIVILISATIONAL COLLAPSE

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Conference

CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON CATASTROPHIC RISK 2024

 * 17 September 2024
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SURVEY AND INTERVIEWS WITH RESEARCHERS ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES RELATED TO
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

 * 20 March 2024

CSER news

NEW PAPER: ASSESSING BENEFITS AND RISKS BETWEEN THE SPACE ECONOMIES AND THE
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

 * 18 March 2024

CSER news

PROFESSOR YUVAL HARARI JOINS CSER AS RESEARCH FELLOW

 * 12 March 2024

Media coverage

HAYDN BELFIELD IN VOX: WHAT BEST PICTURE WINNER OPPENHEIMER GETS RIGHT — AND
WRONG — ABOUT THE THREAT OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS.

 * 11 March 2024


WORKING TOGETHER TO SAFEGUARD HUMANITY

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who study existential risks, develop collaborative strategies to reduce them,
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working to safeguard humanity. Our research focuses on biological risks,
environmental risks, risks from artificial intelligence, and how to manage
extreme technological risk in general.

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The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk is an interdisciplinary research
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Cambridge dedicated to the study and mitigation of risks that could lead to
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