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5 Jan 2009: Preview 18–19Fashioning the value chain. Features 20–30Physics of Medicine 20Portus Project: bringing to life Trajan’s legacy 22New hopes for the nervous system 24The new geography of personality 26The ... Cambridge is one of 20 teamschosen to

9 Sep 2008: Features 20–30Endangered dialects of Aramaic 20Clandestine networks: how dangerous are they?

2 Jun 2008: Preview 18–19When a woman becomes a religious dynasty. Features 20–30Living with uncertainty 20Bridging the sensor gap 22New paths to drug discovery 23Cosmopolitan cities of Eurasia 24Clockwork plants 26Celebrating cinema,

1 Feb 2008: Features 20–29A campaign of silent resistance 20Great expectations in pregnancy research 22Putting metabolism on the eco-map 24Finding fault 26Rebellion, repression, retribution 28. ... For more information, please contact Dr Neil Greenham (ncg11@cam.ac

16 Jan 2023: Jim Platts from the Institute forManufacturing has worked for over 20 years on wind turbine design andmost recently on developing a new type of blade made from bamboo. ... system works ‘as a whole’.In the last 20 years of palaeoclimateresearch, three

22 May 2007: RESEARCH NEWS. ‘The Big and theSmall’ – CambridgeScience Festival 2007An estimated 20,000 people,from toddlers upwards, tookpart in the recent CambridgeScience Festival, whichcomprised more than 100events across 40 departmentsin over three

19 Feb 2019: tend an economic bonfire. 4 20 20 40 40 160 160 3,275. ... Cambridge, East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Huntingdonshire, Peterborough, South Cambridgeshire. 4 20 20 40 40 160 160 3,275.

9 Oct 2018: 20 – 20 The glue that builds a strong child 21 – 23 Struggling with labels.

11 Jun 2018: 20 – 21 Solving the UK’s productivity puzzle 22 – 23 The fifty percenters. ... There were three options, manipulated to look and taste the same, but in which the fat content varied from 20% to 60% of the total number calories.

1 Mar 2018: miniature. 20 – 21 Living with AI 22 – 23 The uncertain unicycle that taught itself. ... 20 years for minor surgery and die because of an ordinary infection that can’t be treated by antibiotics.”.