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8 May 2018: Dr Vignolini studies how optical structures – such as the iridescence used by many animals for mating or camouflage, or the complex systems that plants use to boost photosynthesis – are made in ... L-R: Judy Hirst, Erwin Reisner, Oren Scherman,

29 Jun 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/people/oren-scherman en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/awards/cambridge-researchers-win-royal-society-of-chemistry-awards <div class="field ... em>Gibson-Fawcett Award </em>winner for 2018.Dr Vignolini studies how

26 Oct 2017: He returned to Cambridge in 1996 as the first Marks and Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science and Food Safety in the Department of Veterinary Medicine. ... Board member of Genus plc (a FTSE250 company), and a Board member of Cambridge

29 Jun 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/people/silvia-vignolini en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/awards/cambridge-researchers-win-royal-society-of-chemistry-awards <div class="field ... em>Gibson-Fawcett Award </em>winner for 2018.Dr Vignolini studies how

24 Sep 2015: Her work is on fetal origins of heart disease and uses the chick embryo as an animal model. ... 24 September 2015. If you would like to submit a story for inclusion in our awards section please2024 University of Cambridge.

29 Jun 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/affiliations/mrc-mitochondrial-biology-unit en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/awards/cambridge-researchers-win-royal-society-of-chemistry-awards <div ... em>Gibson-Fawcett Award </em>winner for 2018.Dr Vignolini

19 Jan 2018: We sent CVs to prospective employers. I got a call from Cambridge’s Engineering Department. ... This profile is part of our This Cambridge Life series. 19 January 2018.

29 Jun 2024: They paid £38 for the animal, quickly recouping their outlay by erecting a screen around it and charging for admission. ... wrote at once to the University of Cambridge, reporting that the whale’s tail, fins and sternum were safely locked up in the

30 May 2017: For my intercalated year I went to the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket. ... 30 May 2017. Self Portraits (Jane Goodall). Image credit:. 2024 University of Cambridge.

5 Jul 2019: She was also accused of killing local animals and turning herself into a cat. ... Professor Ulinka Rublack. Credit:. 2024 University of Cambridge.

29 Jun 2024: Initially analysing reference genomes for many important human and animal pathogens, his group moved on to comparative genomics and subsequently large-scale population genomics, as new technologies developed. ... His current work uses large-scale

25 Nov 2014: So the tragic death of the moorhen allowed Dr Callingham to look at MAOs in the animal and his research was later published in the Biochemical Pharmacology Journal. ... Dr Callingham said when he came to Cambridge in 1964, it was to help bring the

29 Jun 2024: em>will run from 22 March to 7 April at the 6/16 Gallery in King Street, Cambridge. ... It combines X-ray images of the human body, animals and aerial photographs of British landscapes, and will be opened by Mayor of Cambridge Sheila Stuart on 21 March.

2 Sep 2022: Lynn Dicks is a Lecturer in Animal Ecology in the Department of Zoology. ... Lynn and members of the Cambridge Agroecology group work with farmers to co-design research projects and gather data on how they manage their systems with the overall goal of

29 Jun 2024: Present </em>will run from 22 March to 7 April at the 6/16 Gallery in King Street, Cambridge. ... It combines X-ray images of the human body, animals and aerial photographs of British landscapes, and will be opened by Mayor of Cambridge Sheila Stuart on

29 Jun 2024: Initially analysing reference genomes for many important human and animal pathogens, his group moved on to comparative genomics and subsequently large-scale population genomics, as new technologies developed. ... His current work uses large-scale

29 Jun 2024: summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even"><p>Professor Duncan Maskell, The Marks and Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science and Food Safety, ... p> He said that the School needed to maintain its

22 May 2017: Professor Maskell, who is also Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science and Food Safety, will be awarded an Honorary Associateship by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons on ... 22 May 2017. If you would like to submit a story

29 Jun 2024: He read Natural Sciences at Jesus College Cambridge, gaining a first class degree in Psychology (1971) and completed his PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Susan ... throughout his career to promoting and supporting

29 Jun 2024: He read Natural Sciences at Jesus College Cambridge, gaining a first class degree in Psychology (1971) and completed his PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Susan ... throughout his career to promoting and supporting

29 Jun 2024: He read Natural Sciences at Jesus College Cambridge, gaining a first class degree in Psychology (1971) and completed his PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Susan ... throughout his career to promoting and supporting

4 Apr 2018: His research strategies include a combination of hypothesis driven and non-biased systems approaches that make extensive use of animal models, stem cell biology, human biological samples (including induced pluripotent stem ... Professor Antonio Vidal-Puig

11 Jan 2018: I applied to Cambridge and clearly remember my interview at Gonville & Caius College. ... Returning to Cambridge, I was made the first Marks & Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science and Food Safety.

29 Jun 2024: He read Natural Sciences at Jesus College Cambridge, gaining a first class degree in Psychology (1971) and completed his PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Susan ... throughout his career to promoting and supporting

29 Jun 2024: He read Natural Sciences at Jesus College Cambridge, gaining a first class degree in Psychology (1971) and completed his PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Susan ... throughout his career to promoting and supporting

29 Jun 2024: He read Natural Sciences at Jesus College Cambridge, gaining a first class degree in Psychology (1971) and completed his PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Susan ... throughout his career to promoting and supporting

29 Jun 2024: animal models, Sissons and his colleagues -including John Sinclair and Leszek Borysiewicz (then a PhD student, now Vice-Chancellor at the University of Cambridge) -developed innovative methods to examine the virus ... in its natural host.</p> <p>This

11 Aug 2020: He continued this work as a lecturer at Trinity College Dublin, helping to define vaccine antigens for animal diseases. ... In 2004, Gordon became Head of Pathogen Research at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge.

29 Jun 2024: college">St John&#039;s College</a></div><div class="field-item odd"><a href="/affiliations/university-of-cambridge">University of Cambridge</a></div></div></div><div class="field ... She was also accused of killing local animals and turning herself into

29 Jun 2024: USA, I went to the Monterey Bay Aquarium.</strong> I saw many wonderful animals including a lion’s mane jellyfish and sea otters that fuelled my ambition to become a marine ... We sent CVs to prospective employers.</p> <p><strong class="markup--strong

29 Jun 2024: p> <p>In 2004, Gordon became Head of Pathogen Research at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge. ... Gordon holds a personal chair in the Department of Medicine, University of Cambridge, and is a Fellow of Wolfson College.

13 Nov 2016: reduce the number of animal samples needed for such studies. ... Dr Meri Huch. 2024 University of Cambridge.

29 Jun 2024: It's the creation of a new urban extension to Cambridge – a tabula rasa. ... p> <p>Both artists found “fragments of treasure”, including pieces of animal bone that Cambridge archaeologists identified as Roman because of the way they had been

29 Jun 2024: It's the creation of a new urban extension to Cambridge – a tabula rasa. ... p> <p>Both artists found “fragments of treasure”, including pieces of animal bone that Cambridge archaeologists identified as Roman because of the way they had been

29 Jun 2024: p> <p>In 2004, Gordon became Head of Pathogen Research at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge. ... Gordon holds a personal chair in the Department of Medicine, University of Cambridge, and is a Fellow of Wolfson College.

29 Jun 2024: a></div><div class="field-item odd"><a href="/affiliations/cambridge-graphene-centre">Cambridge Graphene Centre</a></div><div class="field-item even"><a href="/affiliations/school-technology">School of ... Prime Minister and President of the European

29 Jun 2024: div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even"><p>Lynn Dicks is a Lecturer in Animal Ecology in the Department of Zoology. ... Lynn and members of the Cambridge Agroecology group work with farmers to co-design research projects and gather data on

29 Jun 2024: div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even"><p>Lynn Dicks is a Lecturer in Animal Ecology in the Department of Zoology. ... Lynn and members of the Cambridge Agroecology group work with farmers to co-design research projects and gather data on

29 Jun 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/people/brian-callingham en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/features/pharmacology-and-moorhens-50-years-at-cambridge-celebrated <div class="field ... experiencing a sky-high rise in blood pressure.</p> <p>So the tragic

29 Jun 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/affiliations/queens-college en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/awards/the-university-of-cambridge-culinary-competition-2015 <div class="field ... class="field-label">Award description:&nbsp;</div><div class="field-items

29 Jun 2024: It's the creation of a new urban extension to Cambridge – a tabula rasa. ... p> <p>Both artists found “fragments of treasure”, including pieces of animal bone that Cambridge archaeologists identified as Roman because of the way they had been

29 Jun 2024: appointments will provide support and leadership to the Vice-Chancellor over a period of opportunity for the University and Greater Cambridge region. ... It combines X-ray images of the human body, animals and aerial photographs of British landscapes,

29 Jun 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/affiliations/university-of-cambridge en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/awards/hunterian-professor-dr-umar-sadat-receives-the-prestigious-hunterian-medal-2019 ... She was also accused of killing local animals and

29 Jun 2024: They were actually quite benign, compared with the panel I’d faced at my mock interview held in Cambridge, and I was awarded the grant. ... For my intercalated year I went to the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket.

29 Jun 2024: people who have provided student support and enhanced the educational experience at Cambridge.</p> <p>The winners- judged by a panel of students working alongside CUSU- were presented with their awards ... Professor of Physics and the University’s

29 Jun 2024: It's the creation of a new urban extension to Cambridge – a tabula rasa. ... p> <p>Both artists found “fragments of treasure”, including pieces of animal bone that Cambridge archaeologists identified as Roman because of the way they had been

29 Jun 2024: field-item even"><p>Ties between the University of Cambridge and India were reaffirmed at a ceremony in Delhi for the award of the Prathiba M Singh Scholarship. ... On 1 January 1973, the College’s name was changed from University College to Wolfson

29 Jun 2024: His research strategies include a combination of hypothesis driven and non-biased systems approaches that make extensive use of animal models, stem cell biology, human biological samples (including induced pluripotent stem ... been awarded to Professor

29 Jun 2024: topic of concern relating to Phase 1 of the North West Cambridge Development. ... p> <p>Both artists found “fragments of treasure”, including pieces of animal bone that Cambridge archaeologists identified as Roman because of the way they had been

29 Jun 2024: They paid £38 for the animal, quickly recouping their outlay by erecting a screen around it and charging for admission. ... wrote at once to the University of Cambridge, reporting that the whale’s tail, fins and sternum were safely locked up in the