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6 Jul 2007: The visit focused on 'Food, Farms and Animals' and covered a range of primary science topics. ... The children also found out how sick animals are cared for when they met vets, scientists and veterinary nurses.

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15 Oct 2007: The Cambridge University scientist leading the initiative says the project will ultimately support new medical advances and potentially reduce the number of animals used in research. ... Because they are so genetically similar to humans, the mouse has

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18 Apr 2007: The hour-long ceremony was the highlight of a busy day in Cambridge for Prince Philip. ... He also highlighted that this approach is critical to understanding the effects of climate change on animal population and conserving endangered species.

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16 Oct 2007: Researchers from the University of Cambridge, the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket, and the BAM Federal Institute of Materials Research and Testing, Berlin, have discovered that the characteristic toughness and stiffness ... life. Dr David Reid, from the

6 Jun 2007: Nonetheless the Cambridge team celebrated the 4 - 4 draw as if it were a victory. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

22 Feb 2007: Some birds recognise the idea of ‘future' and plan accordingly, researchers at the University of Cambridge have discovered. ... Other animals were perceived to be incapable of dissociating themselves from the present and any current motivation.