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22 Mar 2006: Search. Search. Tonight: Priorities for People and Planet. News. Tonight: Priorities for People and Planet.. ... It provides people of all ages the opportunity to explore science through hands on activities and talks hosted by people who study or work

16 Mar 2006: This year's theme is 'Planets and People', and the festival will feature talks, workshops and demonstrations hosted by people who study or work with science, engineering and technology. ... It provides people of all ages the opportunity to explore

8 Dec 2006: Internet users will be able to log on and control a simple experiment in a reactor in the Department of Chemical Engineering, altering the variables so that

21 Jul 2006: Mr Rammell said: “By giving young people the chance to experience university life at first hand, we can dispel some of the myths surrounding higher education and encourage them to achieve

3 Nov 2006: For example, previous research studies have consistently suggested the risk of dementia is reduced for people with higher levels of education and social class, but whether this affects the risk of ... Ageing of populations, due to better nutrition and

6 Jul 2006: An estimated 535,000 people have an autism spectrum condition in the UK, a term referring to a range of conditions affecting the brain but which share similar characteristics such as ... People with autism also have heightened attention to detail that

20 Dec 2006: Paradoxically, older people who are least concerned with climate change are also far more likely to have taken concrete action to save energy, including buying energy efficient light bulbs, insulating their ... Roughly half of the people surveyed

20 Dec 2006: A new survey of public attitudes towards energy and the environment has shown a clear divergence between people’s views as citizens and their actions as consumers. ... Roughly half of the people surveyed supported the building of new nuclear power

11 Aug 2006: Now the argument is no longer one just based on the DNA of these people, but on their technology and behaviour as well. ... More likely the objects were made by different generations of the same migrating people.

25 Aug 2006: The research, funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), found that the more advanced the disease, the older the artery cells. “In early stages of heart

12 Oct 2006: The University’s Slavonic Department is running a series of public lectures on the theme of “Writing Russian Lives”. The series will focus on how the lives of

23 Oct 2006: Metallic platforms on legs, alien-looking figures topped with glass orbs and a ground-hugging exhibit that looks like the skeleton of an ancient ship have all been installed in the

15 Jun 2006: They will turn it into a venue for a weekend of arts and events designed to engage people in Cambridge with tackling poverty and protecting the environment. ... The petition is made from 7,000 squares of fabric, on which people have written or drawn why

22 Jun 2006: beard. However, there are small variations in the way people express the same emotion. ... The headset, which is at the first prototype stage, would interpret other people’s moods and communicate those to the wearer.

20 Mar 2006: autism. (20th March, 7:30pm - 8:30pm, Lady Mitchell Hall). • Priorities for People & Planet - Tim Radford, former Science Editor of The Guardian, chairs a panel including Tony Juniper, Director, Friends of ... The Science Festival runs until Sunday, 26

16 Jun 2006: Her work, be it for school pupils, people suffering from Alzheimer's disease, people recovering from mental illness, people on the cancer wards of Addenbrooke’s hospital, teachers, University students or ... It has been a wonderfully enriching

7 Mar 2006: Held until March 30 2006, it brings together contemporary drawings from 31 people across the University of Cambridge and around the UK. ... It provides people of all ages the opportunity to explore science through hands on activities and talks hosted by

13 Dec 2006: Soon after the Second World War broke out Kurt was interned as an enemy alien and sent to camps at Bury St Edmunds and then Liverpool.

11 Sep 2006: Organised by the University’s Office of Community Affairs and the Cambridge Evening News, the walk takes in several colleges, allowing local people to see parts of the city normally

16 Nov 2006: Dr Eiman Kanjo, a Research Associate at DAMTP, said: “We're doing research on people's interaction with pollution in Cambridge. ... Michael Simmons, Transport Programme Manager at the Cambridge eScience Centre, added: “We'd like to hear from people