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3 Feb 2004: The technology behind Cambridge Lab on Chip Ltd originated from work at Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory, and enables very small amounts of fluid to

14 May 2004: The ‘Leslie Stephen Lecture’ is given in every other academic year, and honours Sir Leslie Stephen (1832-1903), the British philosopher and man of letters who

2 Mar 2004: Dr. Choongsoo Kim - President of the Korea Development Institute, one of South Korea's leading think-tanks specialising in policy research and analysis and economic forecasting for both the public and ... Prime Minister, Ministry of Finance and Economy;

14 Jun 2004: The Multikultur@ website features interviews, articles and interactive quizzes about topics such as the history of the cinema, famous French scientists and

3 Sep 2004: All pregnant women are offered blood tests where levels of AFP protein are measured to determine the risk of a baby being born with conditions such as spina bifida and ... The test results for over 200,000 women who gave birth in Scotland between 1991

26 Jul 2004: And how do the two genders compare in retirement? The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has just awarded some of the country's top social scientists £3 million to answer ... The eight teams chosen to lead GeNet draw together experts in the

6 Dec 2004: Initially, the company aims to develop a test for Chlamydia, a sexually transmitted infection that has reached epidemic proportions in developed nations despite the existence of effective treatment.

12 Jul 2004: America Alone’ outlines the costs of the neo-conservative push in terms of economic damage, distortion of priorities, rising anti-Americanism, encroachment on civil liberties, domestic political polarisation and reduced security.

4 Feb 2004: Other Barry pupils and staff include Sir John Habbakuk who was Professor of Economic History at Oxford, and then Master of Jesus College and Vice-Chancellor; and David Joslin was Professor ... He is currently working on the relations between domestic and

15 Nov 2004: In 1988, Professor Sahakian started up CANTAB; a computer automated battery of neuropsychological tests, for use in accurate, sensitive cognitive assessment.

14 Dec 2004: It will investigate technological and operational solutions to minimise that impact, along with possible regulatory policies, while taking into account socio-economic dimensions.

13 Sep 2004: to be equally well-qualified, and the contribution that common, subject-specific admissions tests, such as the Bio-Medical Admissions Test (BMAT), can make in this respect.

22 Sep 2004: Few industries are more important for Britain's future economic prosperity than the Information Technology (IT) sector.

14 Sep 2004: If so, you can register for the test there. You must enter your BMAT registration number on your CAF. - ... If you're applying for an undergraduate place to study law, you will need to register for the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT).

18 Jun 2004: David Lockwood, CBE, MA, FBA, formerly Professor of Sociology and Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of Essex, formerly University Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics and Politics and Fellow of St

22 Jun 2004: Undoubtedly, though, the highlight of the days has come when the children take their launchpads and rockets outside to put them to the test; some of the rockets have travelled a

3 Jun 2004: Today’s standard test for Down's syndrome, an amniocentesis, is done from the 15th week of pregnancy.

13 Jan 2004: Universities nurture scholarship and research. Reporting recently on relationships between universities and industry, Richard Lambert championed the role of universities as economic drivers.

21 Dec 2004: LNAT. The University launched its admissions test for Law, along with eight other institutions nationally.

7 May 2004: To find out why this seasonal pattern occurs, the team ran statistical tests that ruled out any systematic link with Earth tides (deformation of the solid Earth by the movements of

6 Jul 2004: What are the economic, legal and political entitlements owed to migrants?

7 Jul 2004: Dr S C Ogilvie (Economic History). Mr J D Ray (Egyptology).

30 Apr 2004: The researchers will use computer models to test all these combinations of land use and travel.

15 Dec 2004: into concrete health, social and economic benefits.

12 May 2004: adult blood stem cells, and whether they can establish new experimental systems to test the efficacy and toxicity of drugs on human physiology.

1 Jun 2004: Professor of Economics; Norman Andrew Fleck, Professor of Engineering, Director of Micro Mechanics Centre; Lynn Faith Gladden, Professor of Chemical Engineering Science, Department of Chemical Engineering; Bryan Thomas Grenfell Professor of

4 Oct 2004: Dr Myhrvold, who believes that Genomics is the new Internet, and the boom could be even longer and louder, will be discussing the economic opportunities posed by the development of computational

11 Jun 2004: both as a pioneer in the world of miniature electronic circuits on silicon chips and in building the University's links with industry to help make Cambridge a major economic force.

4 Jun 2004: a wind tunnel and test tanks.

14 Sep 2004: Based on the first sustained research ever conducted inside the BBC, funded for three years by the Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC), Dr Born gained access to all ranks of the