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10 Oct 2003: Search. Search. Animal research defended. News. Animal research defended.. ... Share. Published. 10 Oct 2003. 2024 University of Cambridge.

11 Mar 2003: Last year Cambridge Science Festival attracted more than 35,000 visits, with as many as 50 per cent of visitors coming for the first time. ... And everything's free!". For more information on Cambridge Science Festival phone 01223 766766 or go toThis

17 Jan 2003: These reveal that a large number of genes are shared among all animals. ... This is the goal of functional genomics - to understand the function of every gene in the animal.

22 Aug 2003: It is fascinating to think that whatever long-dead animal this simple worm evolved from, so did we.". ... The animal kingdom is thought to be divided into three major groups of species: the first containing animals which have a moulted cuticle such as

27 May 2003: elegans) which scientists use as a model for all animals. "Being able to inhibit gene function is critical to understanding how genes work in health and disease. ... Dr Ahringer commented: "Using this library, there is the enormous potential for

7 Feb 2003: Savery is best known as a painter of Tyrolean Mountain landscapes with soldiers; forest scenes with Orpheus calling countless creatures, and pure animal studies, but his flower paintings, of which 19 ... Share. Published. 07 Feb 2003. Places. 2024

23 Dec 2003: February. Margaret Hodge, the Higher Education Minister, made a controversial visit to Cambridge. ... Crowds of people flocked to the University for the annual Cambridge Science Festival.

3 Jan 2003: animals. Professor King is one of two Knights Bachelor in the list with a scientific affiliation to the University - the other being Professor Alan Fersht. ... After an early career in manufacturing engineering and management in the machine tool industry,

5 Jun 2003: human eye, structures on a molecular scale, animal flight, and the swimming of fish. ... Share. Published. 05 Jun 2003. 2024 University of Cambridge.

30 May 2003: A new chapter in comparative psychology has also opened through his observations on mental time travel in animals; he and his colleagues have presented the first clear evidence that animals can ... Ann Dowling, Professor of Mechanical Engineering,

16 Jun 2003: He joined the University of Cambridge as a Senior Research Associate in 1976. ... Above all, he cares deeply about the core values that make Cambridge distinctive and distinguished.

11 Dec 2003: Increased nitrogen levels, from agricultural sources such as fertilisers and animal sewage stimulate a hormone called cytokinin that causes buds to grow from the stem and become branches. ... Share. Published. 11 Dec 2003. 2024 University of Cambridge.