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26 Aug 2005: Peter Winslow for ‘Aeroelasticity of Flexible Structures’. World Leadership Forum Award for the Best Economics Student. ... Minal Lavingia for ‘Economic Growth, Technology Choice and the Persistence of Old Technology’.

21 Sep 2005: Minal Lavingia won The World Leadership Forum Award for the Best Economics Student, judged by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, for 'Economic Growth, Technology Choice and the Persistence ... Russ MacMillan won The GKN Award for the

2 Mar 2005: EU expansion has strengthened the economic and political links between the UK and Poland, which makes it more important than ever for us to be able to teach Polish to our ... The year-long course will lead to a proficiency test in Elementary Polish.

28 Oct 2005: world, there is no good economic model to describe how entrepreneurship fits into the economy at large.

20 Dec 2005: The conference is Supported by the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH), the Department of Geography, and Centre for History and Economics, Cambridge.

3 Aug 2005: Over eight million candidates take Cambridge Assessment’s examinations and tests every year. ... tests for learners and teachers of English for speakers of other languages in 135 countries including the UK.

31 Jan 2005: Year 5 and Year 6 students, aged nine to 11, from Isleham Primary School in Cambridgeshire will carry out a range of experiments to test the heat and electrical conductivity, magnetism,

17 Aug 2005: The Year 11 students (aged 15-16) are sampling university-style teaching in subjects including neuroscience, maths, murder law and politics, as well as

20 Apr 2005: Largely it focuses on Pakistan’s national security, foreign policy, economic and political issues at both state and society level.

10 Oct 2005: If you hope to study law, medicine or veterinary medicine, please ensure you have also registered for the relevant admissions tests (LNAT for law and BMAT for medicine and veterinary medicine),

12 Oct 2005: It also contains contributions from his son Ian Whittle, veteran test pilot Captain Eric Brown RN and Hans von Ohain, who designed Germany's first jet engine.

2 Dec 2005: Dr William Davies, a postdoctoral researcher from the Babraham Institute produced a winning entry for his article ‘Battle for the Brain’. Focussing on

4 Nov 2005: Further research needs to be conducted to map the brain to identify areas that are hyper-masculinised, and to test if these brain areas are affected by foetal androgen levels.

16 Sep 2005: Substantiate women's active political, social and economic roles in early civilizations of the region as well as in the present. ... Shahira Zeid, Chair of the Women's Strategy Group, Egypt's International Economic Forum.

27 Sep 2005: In addition to freeing up parking space in the city centre, it provides an economic and healthy alternative way for staff to travel the last couple of miles into work each

7 Mar 2005: Madeleine Albright. “I believe that to have economic stability and health and political development, women have to be fully employed and part of the system – politically and economically empowered.

27 May 2005: The symposium, which took place on Wednesday, attracted a great number of people and included an exciting programme of talks with speakers on subjects ranging

29 Sep 2005: The researchers’ purpose was to test the effects of treatment on a memory process called ‘reconsolidation.’ The theory underlying reconsolidation is that when memories are recalled they become malleable, subject to

14 Dec 2005: The study, published in the journal Current Biology (December 6) by researchers from the Department of Experimental Psychology at the University of Cambridge

29 Apr 2005: The awards are run by ‘Opportunity Now’, a business-led campaign that works with employers to realise the economic potential and business benefits that women at all levels contribute to the