Directions
Directions
(Interactive Map)
Travelling By Road
From the centre of Cambridge, follow Hill's Road (signposted to Haverhill) out of town, over the railway bridge to the intersection with Long Road (traffic lights). Go straight across and the hospital entrance is right at the next roundabout. At the hospital entrance turn left at the roundabout and follow the road around three sharp bends. Car park C (and the WBIC) is on your right. To find Hill's Road from the centre of town please consult the University of Cambridge map. Driving through Cambridge can be very busy, please allow plenty of time. The WBIC is can be conveniently reached via the M11 motorway. Leave the M11 at junction 11 (A10 intersection) and follow sign-posts for Cambridge via the A1309 through Trumpington. At the second set of traffic signals (approximately 1 mile from M11) turn right into Long Road (A114) following signs for the Ring Road, Addenbrooke's Hospital and Rosie Maternity Hospital. After crossing the railway bridge on Long Road, turn right into Robinson Way following signs for Rosie Maternity Hospital. Follow Robinson Way over two mini-roundabouts and round a 90o left hand turn - Car Park C and WBIC are then approximately 200m on your left, directly opposite the University Forvie Site (Cambridge Centre for Brain Repair, Herchel Smith Laboratory and Parke-Davis Neuroscience Research Centre) (see site map).
Travelling By Rail
Cambridge railway station is located approximately 1 mile from WBIC. Services run from London King's Cross, London Liverpool Street and various provincial stations. A Cambridge/London timetable is available via the Web. For other services try Railtrack's Journey planner Transfer from the station to WBIC via taxi (journey time approximately 10mins, fare approximately £5) or by bus numbers 5 or 10 (journey time approximately 10mins, fare approximately £1.00). The station is 15 minutes by cycle; follow the station approach road, turn left onto Hills' Road and follow until Addenbrookes.
Travelling By Air
Cambridge is most conveniently reached via international flights into London Stansted Airport - transfer by taxi or bus (journey time approximately 40mins) or by rail from the airport station (travel 30mins to Cambridge Station, fare £ 6.00). Otherwise, London Heathrow or London Gatwick should be used - transfer by taxi, bus, London Underground / Heathrow Express to central London & then railway to Cambridge. Cambridge has its own local airport operated by Marshalls (Tel. +44 1223 373765) - transfer by taxi (journey time approximately 15mins).
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News
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May 15, 2013
BBC News - Brain scan study to understand workings of teenage mind
Featuring MRI imaging at the Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre - Researchers in Cambridge have begun a study to understand the teenage brain. Follow the link to the BBC News Website: http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/health-22510866
Feb 11, 2013
Compute/Cluster Server Consolidation.
Work has completed to consolidate our current compute and cluster servers at the WBIC. By utilising the latest server technology we have reduced our current compute/cluster server count from 76 Servers to just 8, but this will constitute an increase of approx 50% more CPU/Memory processing power available, as well as reducing our energy footprint by 80%.
Nov 12, 2012
Panorama:The Mind Reader - Unlocking My Voice
Featuring MRI imaging at the Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre - scheduled for broadcast on BBC ONE-Tuesday November 13th at 10:35pm Author - Vicky Lupson
Nov 01, 2012
New high resolution NMR instrument installed in the Molecular Imaging Chemistry Laboratory (MICL)!
Author - Dr R E Canales Candela
