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9 May 2018: 1. What is the Nagoya Protocol? Every country has rights over the genetic resources that exist within its borders, including animals, plants and organisms. ... 2. Regulation. Every country has rights over the genetic resources that exist within its

7 Nov 2018: The Concordat commits its signatories to enhance their communication about their use of animals and the University of Cambridge is committed to working with the Concordat on Openness, setting out how ... they would be more open about the ways in which

8 May 2018: Dr Vignolini studies how optical structures – such as the iridescence used by many animals for mating or camouflage, or the complex systems that plants use to boost photosynthesis – are made in ... L-R: Judy Hirst, Erwin Reisner, Oren Scherman,

30 May 2018: Animal Technologist. Engineering Technician. Infrastructure Technician. Laboratory Technician. Visit the government apprenticeship standards website to view the full list of apprenticeships. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

16 Jan 2018: To better understand the biology of microRNAs we are studying a very simple animal, the roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans, as well as human cancer cells. ... He returns to France as the principal investigator of several European grants, and after holding

13 Nov 2018: Edinburgh Universities, whose focus ranged from studies in human pluripotent stemcells, aquatic and marine animals and environments, and most recently in linked administrative dataset studies. ... He is a Cambridge economics graduate from many many years

16 Jan 2018: His current research at the University of Cambridge with Prof. Hugo Bronstein and Prof. ... how environmental controls may have shaped the evolution of animals in deep time.

28 Nov 2018: Search site. For staff. Cambridge’s ‘Dinosaur Museum’ appoints its first full-time director. ... Dr Hide will also be developing the distinctive contribution that the Sedgwick Museum can make to the University of Cambridge Museums consortium.

19 Jan 2018: We sent CVs to prospective employers. I got a call from Cambridge’s Engineering Department. ... This profile is part of our This Cambridge Life series. 19 January 2018.

12 Jun 2018: Equipment Sharing: Summer Update. Christopher Wilkinson, Equipment Sharing Platform Manager, University of Cambridge. ... The equipment collected from Cambridge so far includes old incubators, water baths, vacuum pumps, animal transfer stations,

18 Dec 2018: Get your bike in working order. Cycling is a convenient and easy way to get around Cambridge and its surrounds. ... Support and enjoy nature. In the cold winter months we often won’t be heading outside, and many animals will be hibernating too!

16 Jan 2018: I previously read Natural Sciences in Cambridge, before working on several evolutionary research projects prior to this PhD. ... Until I begin my PhD studies at Cambridge, I have stayed on with Dr.

2 Oct 2018: work with animals, industrial work, or if you will be undertaking controversial or sensitive research. ... Practical work-related hazards – operating specific machinery/tools, working with potentially dangerous animals, working in remote locations etc.

4 Apr 2018: His research strategies include a combination of hypothesis driven and non-biased systems approaches that make extensive use of animal models, stem cell biology, human biological samples (including induced pluripotent stem ... Professor Antonio Vidal-Puig

11 Jan 2018: I applied to Cambridge and clearly remember my interview at Gonville & Caius College. ... Returning to Cambridge, I was made the first Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science and Food Safety.

13 Dec 2018: Search site. Sustainability. University of Cambridge chefs provide meals with reduced environmental impact. ... To put it another way, they were free of animal products, including meat.