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2 May 2003: Search. Search. ROCK-ART - image people land knowledge. News. ROCK-ART - image people land knowledge.. ... And - as a final theme - they carry knowledge: they expressed the knowledge of the people who made them, and they have in turn become sources of

3 Oct 2003: Staff at the Disability Resource Centre at the University are amongst those supporting Dyslexia Awareness Week, organised by the British Dyslexia Association.

4 Jun 2003: Type 1 or juvenile diabetes currently affects 350,000 people in the UK and across Europe incidences are increasing by 3-4 per cent every year in people under 15.

21 Mar 2003: We hope to show our audiences, particularly young people, that science can transform our world and the way we live," said Professor Harry Elderfield from the Department of Earth Sciences, one

5 Dec 2003: It is a cultural history of mountains, from 300 years ago when they were considered unfashionable and alien, to the present.

26 Aug 2003: People read about genetics in the papers and they want to know more. ... Many of the people who come to these courses were turned off science at school and they feel they have missed out on something important.

27 Jun 2003: Currently a great many people are diagnosed incorrectly. There are believed to be approximately 500 patients in a VS in this country. ... As the people who spend most time with the patient they are best placed to assess the patient's behaviour and can

9 Sep 2003: Tendinopathy is a common condition, which occurs in many people with arthritis.

10 Jul 2003: England. The speakers were people who have responsibility for collections in British, European and American universities.

6 Jan 2003: industry. With just under 11,000 people becoming construction apprentices in the last academic year, there is concern that new building projects may be in jeopardy. ... Fewer and fewer people want to take up traditional artisan apprenticeships such as

1 Oct 2003: Making Cambridge more accessible was also a priority:. "Now more than ever, it matters that Cambridge be a community accessible to all people.

15 Aug 2003: By getting sticky with slime, blowing mysterious bubbles, building bridges galore and much more, the group not only explain some of science's intriguing puzzles but also encourage people to answer

22 Oct 2003: Most people don't realise that there are at least a thousand students at Cambridge University with a disability.

15 Jul 2003: In particular, I welcome Richard Lambert’s praise for the Praxis programme, the UK’s first national training programme aimed specifically at people working in the area of technology transfer in

17 Oct 2003: According to the Alzheimer's Society dementia currently affects over 700,000 people in the UK. ... The number of people with dementia is steadily increasing. Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia, making up 55 per cent of all cases of

23 Dec 2003: Crowds of people flocked to the University for the annual Cambridge Science Festival.

13 Feb 2003: the native people of Bioko, a tiny island off the West coast of Africa.

8 Sep 2003: The researchers studied the brains of 15 people who had had schizophrenia, 15 who had had bipolar disorder, and 15 who did not have either disorder. ... The team found that people who suffered from either illness demonstrated a reduced expression of

25 Apr 2003: This exhibition provides a wonderful opportunity for people living in Cambridgeshire to come and enjoy a part of their local heritage.

11 Jun 2003: Cancer affects roughly one in three patients in the UK and kills 3,000 people every week (Cancer Research UK).