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They then headed out into the grounds and set up three camera traps, well away from footpaths, where there had been reports and, in certain instances, evidence of animal activity. ... Next term the Society plans to go through the footage more thoroughly

Ediacaran fossils may include some of the earliest examples of animals in the fossil record. ... Refining our record of the appearance of such biological innovations will eventually enable determination of the ultimate causes and consequences of animal

6 Jul 2024: Assessment arrangements: All Cambridge applicants are required to take a written assessment prior to interview. ... Due to the nature of the Veterinary course at Cambridge with its excellent science base, opportunities following graduation are many and

5 Jul 2024: This includes an impressive collection of Tanagra figurines – small, mould-cast terracotta statues of humans, animals and birds – dating to the fourth and third centuries BC.

5 Jul 2024: Emotional Support Animals:. Requests to bring an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) onto College property will not normally be granted but would be considered on a case by case basis. ... safety and welfare of members of and visitors to the University and/or

6 Jul 2024: Cambridge is a collegiate university and is made up of University Faculties/Departments, Colleges and the University administration or Student Registry. ... Each of you is allocated one of five Postgraduate Tutors for the duration of your time in

A short guide to what activities you can get involved with over the festive holidays, in and outside of Cambridge. ... While walking around the College grounds you can record and photograph any plants and animals that you see using the iNaturalist

6 Jul 2024: In 1949 Jill married psychologist Christopher Poulton and they bought a house in Cambridge. ... In 2012, aged 90, Jill was awarded her Cambridge MD on the basis of her published research.

5 Jul 2024: 6.5.2 General Alert. This is a non-specific threat towards the area (Cambridge) or the establishment (the University), such as by animal rights activists. ... Council. This could be Cambridge City Council or South Cambridgeshire District Council

Subject-specific eGuides. Medical Science. There are two key library catalogues you may use when studying at Cambridge:. ... For a full list of the Cambridge libraries see the directory and check each library for access guidelines.

Other. I have been at Girton since 2011. I am a European and RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Surgery and since 2006 I have been part of the busy orthopaedic referral ... service for dogs and cats at the University of Cambridge’s Queen’s Veterinary

15 Dec 2021: To join the Girton College Green impact team, register online. https://greenimpact.org.uk/cambridge/login. ... DONATE/ SELL OLD CLOTHES - There are many charity shops in Cambridge that will happily receive donations.

5 Jul 2024: Centre, the West Cambridge department, the University Sports Centre and the Sidgwick site. ... They support an array of plant, animal and insect life including our famous black squirrels.

A zoologist and world-leading expert in animal vocal communication, Dr Kershenbaum’s ‘Why Animals Talk’ explores how social animals depend on communication for survival. ... In ‘Why Animals Talk’, Dr Kershenbaum also explores communication

We ended the evening with Cambridge’s best loved rootsy, blues and R’n’B band, Mystery Train. ... What Animals on Earth Reveal about Aliens – and Ourselves.

5 Jul 2024: M.K. Haka was born in Greece and read Architecture at Cambridge (Girton, 1980). ... She has extensive practical experience working with “exotic” pets, wildlife and zoo animals.

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I graduated from Edinburgh Veterinary School in 1985 and then spent 4 years in large animal and equine practice in the North of England before undertaking a residency in equine medicine ... I completed a PhD in equine herpesvirus -1 in 1994 and became a

more than me now, I am retired!’ Betty was an animal lover, who apparently got away with keeping a dog in her rooms when she lived in College! ... But perhaps the one which best sums up Betty’s distinctive energy and presence comes from nearby, as

I lecture to the second year medical students on the ‘Neurobiology of Human and Animal Behaviour’ course. ... Other. I sit on the executive committees for the Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience Institute and Cambridge Neuroscience and the