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21 Sep 2005: The event is officially opened by the Vice-Chancellor on Friday evening with a reception and private viewing of the Macclesfield Psalter at the Fitzwilliam

28 Oct 2005: The Grand Launch brought students and staff of the University, CUE alumni and members of the Cambridge entrepreneurial community together for a night of

25 Oct 2005: These are some of the issues to be debated at CMI's annual Competitiveness Summit 2005 in Manchester today (Tuesday 25th October). A live webcast will put US

22 Dec 2005: an eye disease that can lead to blindness and affects 500,000 people in Britain today.

14 Dec 2005: The study, published in the journal Current Biology (December 6) by researchers from the Department of Experimental Psychology at the University of Cambridge

14 Dec 2005: Personal Demons, a collaborative programme between Newman School, Rotherham, and the Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technologies (CARET) and the

7 Jul 2005: The University is recommending that anyone who can make their way home should do so, but for those who cannot they will be offered overnight accommodation in

30 Sep 2005: He gave his first public lecture in the UK, providing an unprecedented opportunity to hear about the Chinese government’s education plans. The University of

27 Jan 2005: The transitional shelter phase is likely to remain the only shelter assistance for most people for a number of years, and therefore requires a different response than plastic sheeting or tents.

15 Mar 2005: This is very serious,” said Dr Jones. “I don’t want to scare people but at the same time I think it’s important that they understand the situation and most ... People should not, however, wait for the Government or scientists to do something

28 Oct 2005: Discussing the increasingly vital importance of entrepreneurship to the global economy will be two distinguished speakers, Dr Carl J Schramm, President and

11 Feb 2005: Many of these were the lands of the so-called alien priories, such as the Norman Abbey of Bec, confiscated by the Crown in 1414.

3 Nov 2005: BirdLife International is a federation of people working together for birds and the environment. ... Over ten million people support the BirdLife Partnership of over 100 national non-governmental conservation organisations and their local groups, making

9 Sep 2005: The event enables people to see inside the grounds of many of the city's colleges, some of which are not normally open to the public. ... It is very easy for people who live in Cambridge to never see the beautiful grounds and gardens of the Colleges.

12 Jul 2005: CHaOS is a University of Cambridge student society that aims to make science fun for young people by letting them get stuck into a range of weird and wonderful experiments with ... The annual summer roadshow focuses on areas where there are very few

20 Dec 2005: The Smallpeice Trust is an independent charity promoting science and engineering careers to young people. ... It was founded by Dr Cosby D P Smallpeice and runs courses for a wide range of age-groups, particularly for people interested in living and

4 Nov 2005: Using psychometric definitions of the typical male and female brain, people with autism spectrum conditions show an exaggeration of the male profile. ... focused on empathy, and males, on average, tend to be slightly more focused on systems, and that

16 Dec 2005: Lawson Caisley, Lovells' graduate recruitment partner, said: "Lovells has always sought to recruit people with a combination of academic excellence, ambition and drive. ... To continue to find those people, we must support universities in delivering

12 Jul 2005: The festival is a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike, with around 25,000 people expected this year to see some of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. ... Tickets cost £12 (£9 for students, OAPs, under 17s, the unemployed and people with

9 Jun 2005: A highlight for many was the walkabout in Trumpington Street when many hundreds of local people had the chance to meet the Royal couple.

2 Dec 2005: Dr Fidler comments, “The success of the writing competition just goes to show how fascinated people are by the exciting and astonishing field of brain science. ... We wanted to intrigue people and make them talk, think and question how amazing their

19 Aug 2005: In individuals aged 75-79 years, 1 in 70 people will develop dementia in any given year. ... This new research will help those planning services for people with dementia to estimate requirements now and in the future.

23 Jun 2005: This event will be a unique opportunity to hear from people who work in, run, think about and respond to gardens," said Ludmilla Jordanova, Director of CRASSH.

5 Oct 2005: This is a marvellous chance for people interested in the written word to engage with topics as diverse as codes, biography, translation, urban writing, history, Shakespeare, legal language and poetry,” says ... There are many people both in Cambridge

30 Mar 2005: them. This year’s event attracted nearly 2000 people in just 6 hours.

18 Oct 2005: Staff are today encouraged to take simple actions, such as turning off lights when they aren’t needed and switching off monitors when people are away from their desks. ... We hope that this Switch Off Day will highlight to people that simple actions

6 Jul 2005: Meeting researchers face-to-face lets people experience the excitement and enthusiasm that come with working at the forefront of scientific research,” said Lord May of Oxford, President of the Royal

11 May 2005: Whilst it is true that people with Asperger Syndrome have difficulties socialising, and this can be disabling, one does not need to focus on what they cannot do so well - one ... about introducing change into society so that people with this different

5 Sep 2005: Broadcasting over the Internet is far cheaper than the traditional methods, and with a continually growing number of people online it is becoming easier by the day for people to tune ... The Internet also offers people the opportunity to give live

27 May 2005: The symposium, which took place on Wednesday, attracted a great number of people and included an exciting programme of talks with speakers on subjects ranging from neuroscience to engineering, mathematical biology ... We are very pleased with the number

8 Apr 2005: He aims to be able to apply the insights gained from studies with healthy people in order to understand changes in frontal lobe function in mental illness, particularly schizophrenia.

27 Sep 2005: It simultaneously meets the Local Partnership Agenda of helping to create a more green and healthy Cambridge and enables people to enjoy cycling in confidence that their cars and cycles are ... The landscape planting has been designed to avoid providing

17 Aug 2005: The Year 11 students (aged 15-16) are sampling university-style teaching in subjects including neuroscience, maths, murder law and politics, as well as

14 Jul 2005: s national Headstart programme for young people interested in pursuing scientific careers.

1 Dec 2005: Until 1970 people thought that stars were the most influential elements in the universe. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. People.

22 Jul 2005: Yet it is not just after large-scale disasters that people need our help. ... I hope that this award will spur other people on to use their skills to help in areas that need them most,” said Professor Guthrie.

7 Sep 2005: When the Gallery was founded in 1856 to collect the likenesses of British men and women, people were only eligible if they had been dead for at least ten years or

24 May 2005: city which, at the time, had a murder rate of around six people a day. ... During a water shortage, he showered live on television, turning off the taps while he lathered himself, in order to show people how they could be more economical.

18 Aug 2005: Three other multinational, interdisciplinary teams are developing non-invasive tools and models, and designing clinical trials to pave the way for clinical testing to restore function in people with MS. ... the point that it could be used to treat people

7 Dec 2005: The Round Table consists of about 30 people drawn equally from India and the UK.

14 Mar 2005: about archaeology as the study of the rubbish people leave behind. ... Held in and around the University of Cambridge from March 16-23 2005, it will feature talks, workshops and demonstrations hosted by people who study or work at the University.

13 Oct 2005: It is by reconstructing their histories that people everywhere identify themselves as members of social or political communities.

28 Nov 2005: It reaches out internationally to a further 40,000 people each week as an Internet podcast, available from their website.

14 Nov 2005: Dr Peter Forster said:. “In order to learn more about the fate of these early farmers and their rare DNA types, we now need an extensive sampling of people of European

24 Nov 2005: The Victorian era has been chosen by the team “as the 19th century is when history really started to matter, and to affect the lives of people in all parts of

31 Mar 2005: Gallery Redevelopment Manager Liz Hide said: “The Sedgwick Museum is committed to making its important collection available to as many people as possible.

4 Feb 2005: Experience Islam Week, which started on Saturday (5 February), has been organised by the University of Cambridge Islamic Society so that people can learn more about what Islam stands for.

15 Jul 2005: It seems that one never stops coming across new and exciting ways that people can use plants to enrich their lives,” said Christine Preston, Education Officer at the Garden.

16 Mar 2005: Did people really have healthier diets 50 years ago? Are things really that bad today? ... Back then people were preoccupied with food but for different reasons to today.

21 Feb 2005: People really do want to understand where we came from - that is why I appeared on 'The Simpsons'", referring to his guest appearance on the popular television series, a comment that