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12 Oct 2006: The University’s Slavonic Department is running a series of public lectures on the theme of “Writing Russian Lives”. The series will focus on how the lives of

23 Oct 2006: Metallic platforms on legs, alien-looking figures topped with glass orbs and a ground-hugging exhibit that looks like the skeleton of an ancient ship have all been installed in the

15 Jun 2006: They will turn it into a venue for a weekend of arts and events designed to engage people in Cambridge with tackling poverty and protecting the environment. ... The petition is made from 7,000 squares of fabric, on which people have written or drawn why

22 Jun 2006: beard. However, there are small variations in the way people express the same emotion. ... The headset, which is at the first prototype stage, would interpret other people’s moods and communicate those to the wearer.

20 Mar 2006: autism. (20th March, 7:30pm - 8:30pm, Lady Mitchell Hall). • Priorities for People & Planet - Tim Radford, former Science Editor of The Guardian, chairs a panel including Tony Juniper, Director, Friends of ... The Science Festival runs until Sunday, 26

16 Jun 2006: Her work, be it for school pupils, people suffering from Alzheimer's disease, people recovering from mental illness, people on the cancer wards of Addenbrooke’s hospital, teachers, University students or ... It has been a wonderfully enriching

7 Mar 2006: Held until March 30 2006, it brings together contemporary drawings from 31 people across the University of Cambridge and around the UK. ... It provides people of all ages the opportunity to explore science through hands on activities and talks hosted by

13 Dec 2006: Soon after the Second World War broke out Kurt was interned as an enemy alien and sent to camps at Bury St Edmunds and then Liverpool.

11 Sep 2006: Organised by the University’s Office of Community Affairs and the Cambridge Evening News, the walk takes in several colleges, allowing local people to see parts of the city normally

16 Nov 2006: Dr Eiman Kanjo, a Research Associate at DAMTP, said: “We're doing research on people's interaction with pollution in Cambridge. ... Michael Simmons, Transport Programme Manager at the Cambridge eScience Centre, added: “We'd like to hear from people

1 Mar 2006: The Science Festival provides people of all ages the opportunity to explore science through hands-on activities and talks hosted by people who study or work with science, engineering and technology. ... The Festival will also continue its ‘Spotlight on

10 Nov 2006: One of the guests, Joan, commented: “The whole afternoon was magic,” while another added: “What a really friendly group of young people.”. ... One of the aims of the concert was to give people who have not volunteered before a taste of what is

6 Apr 2006: Many people confuse Influenza with a heavy cold; however, Influenza is usually more severe and is caused by a different virus. ... Wild birds can carry several diseases that are infectious to people and some simple hygiene precautions should minimise the

10 May 2006: The robot has become an iconic part of modern culture and celebrates its 85th birthday this year. The idea for the ‘man machine’ was coined in 1921 in the play

25 Jul 2006: Rt. Hon. Richard Caborn MP, Minister for Sport, launched the strategy at a reception for councillors, local government officers, sports representatives and business people at the University Sports Ground.

16 Jun 2006: Her work, be it for school pupils, people suffering from Alzheimer's disease, people recovering from mental illness, people on the cancer wards of Addenbrooke's hospital, teachers, University students or ... It has been a wonderfully enriching experience

7 Nov 2006: Would you have the skills to help such people make shelters from materials available locally or to use basic equipment to purify dirty water? ... Shelter Centre. VSO Cambridge. Around 2,500 students, academics and local people are involved in the Centre.

21 Dec 2006: Since then the group has grown, drawing people from across all sections of the University community.

13 Apr 2006: Via the web, people who live in Nunavut, Northwest Territories Canada, the source of many of the Arctic collections, will be working with the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and the ... develop the aim of making their collections accessible to as

8 Dec 2006: Anti-Adblock was another former winner (2004/05), proposing software for internet advertisers to overcome the increasingly popular anti-ad blockers on people’s PCs.

14 Mar 2006: People throughout history have strived to enhance their brain function," said Dr Turner. ... Even now, most people frequently resort to caffeine in order to improve their performance.

11 Oct 2006: There can be no security or real peace if vast numbers of people in various parts of the world live in poverty and misery. ... As a democracy we aspire to a world in which global institutions are more democratic and more representative of all the peoples

20 Mar 2006: Around 1,000 people are expected to attend Friday’s Oxford and Cambridge Student Conference at Leicester City’s Walker Stadium for a packed programme explaining the admissions process, the courses

21 Jul 2006: Gallery Challenge is the outcome of a project funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) to foster young people’s interest in higher education and to encourage them

20 Jul 2006: The aim has been to bring together the many diverse ways in which people think through drawing,” Barry Phipps explained.

13 Jun 2006: to create a more vibrant mix of people.”.

21 Jul 2006: The 21st-century Vikings also spend time in a "living village" to understand the society from which these people came, and experts help to dispel some of the myths associated with

15 Nov 2006: Andy Hopper, Professor of Computer Technology, explains: “Tony Blair made a speech last week in which he emphasised the importance of communicating the opportunities in science and engineering to young people.

14 Jun 2006: We want to make sure young people are aware of their potential far earlier than that.”.

22 Aug 2006: The Sutton Trust MATERIALSMATTER@cam summer school allows young people to find out for themselves what Cambridge has to offer, whilst exploring the world of materials science, a subject they may

28 Feb 2006: Four billion people world-wide class themselves as religious adherents and so the symposium should be of interest to all students of culture.”.

30 Nov 2006: Dr Hugh Hunt wants to help school pupils in particular to understand why maths is useful and to attract more young people to think about applying for courses in engineering. ... Everyday objects are the best things to use in lectures. Then people can go

13 Jun 2006: rex most captures people’s imaginations," said Dr David Norman, Director of the Museum. ... I look forward to many people coming to enjoy the beauty of our new beast.".

10 May 2006: very few people go into higher education to take part in lectures, summer schools and other learning opportunities at leading universities.

10 Nov 2006: choose from and how wide the range of interpretations is that people have drawn on.

8 Mar 2006: It provides people of all ages the opportunity to explore science through hands-on activities and talks hosted by people who study or work with science, engineering and technology. ... The Festival will also continue its ‘Spotlight on Science’

26 Apr 2006: Dr. Shai Vyakarnam, CfEL Director, commented: "Our mission is to spread the spirit of enterprise and help people turn their dreams into reality.

16 Jan 2006: The Inaugural IARU Presidents’ Meeting considered papers on potential IARU research collaboration, covering topics such as movement of people, ageing and health, food and water, energy and environment, and security. ... will benefit people beyond

30 Nov 2006: Arthur Rank House provides specialist palliative care services, for people over 18 who have a life threatening illness - including cancer. ... Sarah said: “Arthur Rank offers people a setting that’s quite different to a busy ward, where the emphasis

6 Jan 2006: The Guide is aimed at people with both physical and mental health needs. ... We hope that the new Guide will help create a climate where people feel safe and supported.

24 May 2006: Worldwide, it is estimated that up to six million people have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

14 Jun 2006: The course will be open to people of all ages and all abilities.

5 Jul 2006: These remarkable people in turn represent other worlds the human intellect often takes us to: through the disciplines of theology, economics, education, literature, mathematics, science, and engineering. ... To then go on to qualify for the Southern

24 May 2006: Worldwide, it is estimated that up to six million people have been diagnosed with Parkinson's.

7 Feb 2006: Others simply want to see the beautiful College grounds. Penny Wilson, Community Relations Co-ordinator at the University of Cambridge, said: “Each year the Colleges welcome thousands of local people into

6 Apr 2006: Long-running BBC Television children’s programme Blue Peter visits Cambridge this evening. Cambridge has been home to presenters Liz Barker & Konnie Huq over

3 Nov 2006: Tony Blair has recently admitted his "conversion" to science, and has urged young people to pursue scientific careers so that they can "change the world".

17 Jul 2006: Professor Ian Leslie from the University of Cambridge has spoken as Britain’s only representative at a major international conference of university delegates

27 Jan 2006: Researching DNA repair helps us enormously to gain a better understanding of why people get cancer.

19 Apr 2006: Volunteers work with a range of organisations providing activities for children, the elderly, people with disabilities, young offenders and refugees.