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8 Oct 2004: Dame Rosemary Murray has not only left behind physical reminders of her contribution to Cambridge, her legacy is the countless people throughout the world who have been inspired and influenced by

23 Mar 2004: His research interests have focussed principally on relations between landscape and people in different environments.

24 Jun 2004: Autism (including Asperger syndrome) is a lifelong developmental disability. It is a spectrum condition occurring in varying degrees of severity and affects more than an estimated 500,000 people in the

12 Jul 2004: The feedback from people who have attended previous events is overwhelmingly positive, with 99 per cent of respondents saying it had been 'enjoyable'.

10 Mar 2004: This year's theme is 'Reactions', and the festival will feature talks, workshops and demonstrations hosted by people who study or work with science, engineering and technology.

13 Oct 2004: As well as the £50K Business Plan Competition, which offers the winning team £30,000 in start-up funds, there is the '3P' Competition (People, Planet and Productivity).

2 Jul 2004: and exciting place and that the people here are friendly and just like them and, significantly, they can see themselves living and loving life in Cambridge.

27 Aug 2004: That's why we're making plans to open late when it's in full flower so people can enjoy, if that's the right word, this exciting phenomenon.".

8 Oct 2004: House prices have risen so fast that many University staff are priced out of the market and we need more homes quickly to enable people to live close to where they

14 Jun 2004: It will feature people who use languages at work and create a broader range of features, including a more developed version of the current 'Language Matters' section, a fun quiz on

16 Jul 2004: Meeting Cambridge students showed me that they're normal people, like everyone else, and that I did fit in here.

25 Oct 2004: Over 80 senior executives from global companies including Kodak, GSK and Canon Europe Ltd gathered to hear updates from industry leaders and the University’s

10 Dec 2004: Professor Sir David King's message was clear:. "Climate change is the most important problem being faced by people on this planet today.".

4 Jun 2004: The event has been organised by Mid Anglia SATRO Ltd and SETpoint Cambridgeshire, both of which aim to promote a greater understanding of commerce and industry among young people.

4 Oct 2004: PLEASE NOTE: This event is now fully booked. We have organised a live webcast of the Lecture, which will make it available to many more people than we can actually fit