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10 Oct 2016: Patrick Sissons, who died on 25 September, will be remembered as much for his groundbreaking research in nephrology and infectious disease as for his leadership of the University of Cambridge’s Clinical School, where he was Regius Professor of

20 Jan 2016: I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the many dedicated, innovative and highly talented people who have worked in my laboratory over the years, as it is their

13 Jun 2016: I'm less impressed by qualifications and more interested in people's enthusiasm for life and for engineering, their hobbies and interests,” he says.

26 Jan 2016: PDN researcher Dr Erica Watson has been awarded the Lister Institute Research Prize for her promising work in transgenerational epigenetic effects of folate metabolism.

1 Oct 2016: Cambridge’s ability to be a world-leader in research, he added, requires investment, and the University’s full commitment to supporting the people who are at the front line of

24 Mar 2016: Dr Markus Ralser has been awarded the Biochemical Society’s Colworth Medal for his work on the early evolution of cellular metabolism, and the dynamic nature of metabolism that allows living cells to adapt to stress situations.

14 Jun 2016: It's evidence of a change in culture,” says Newman, “and we have seen more people opening up to their line managers.”. ... We know people can function well but, at certain points, they may need more support.

5 Sep 2016: Professor Andrea Brand FMedSci FRS and Professor David Klenerman FMedSCi FRS have been awarded Royal Society Research Professorships.

18 Jan 2016: The inaugural Royal Academy of Engineering Armourers and Brasiers Company Prize has been awarded to Professor Judith Driscoll, Professor of Materials Science.

25 Nov 2016: Search site. For staff. Michaelmas Term open meeting. This week’s open meeting for University administrative staff saw several hundred people make their way to the Computer Laboratory to hear about

9 May 2016: Professor Rod Jones and Dr Gonçalo Bernardes from the Department of Chemistry have been honoured in the Royal Society of Chemistry's 2016 awards.

4 Mar 2016: That might include – but is not limited to – organising workshops, festivals and science cafes; engaging through social media and broadcasting; involving people in research; and working with schoolchildren and teachers to

7 Nov 2016: Professor Valerie Gibson (Cavendish Laboratory) and Dr Mateja Jamnik (Computer Laboratory) have both received a Royal Society award for their efforts to increase and advance women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

6 Nov 2016: Dr Siddharth Saxena has been recognised for his role in the preservation of ethnic and cultural traditions of the people of Central Asia and assistance in establishing international cultural cooperation.

20 Sep 2016: It recognizes a career in innovation and enterprise, during which it has been an enormous pleasure to lead some extraordinarily talented teams of people in research, development and commercialization of advanced

3 Mar 2016: The software will be available for the duration of people’s employment, after which they will have ‘read only’ access to files - unless they choose to purchase their own Microsoft licence

6 Oct 2016: Professor Dino Giussani acknowledged for his major contributions to obstetrics, gynaecology and to the wellbeing of women .

12 May 2016: Nikku Madhusudhan (Institute of Astronomy) has been given the Bappu Gold Medal for contributions to astronomy and astrophysics by a young scientist.

28 Jun 2016: The Centre is doing this in a number of ways. A new annual Teaching Forum took place in April this year and was attended by 130 people from across faculties, departments,

8 Jan 2016: Professor John Barrow (Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics) has been awarded the Gold Medal in astronomy in the Royal Astronomical Society's 2016 awards, medals and prizes.

29 Sep 2016: The Royal Society has announced the appointment of 44 new University Research Fellows for 2016, including four academics from the University of Cambridge.

29 Jun 2016: Jess Cunningham, Travel Plan Manager, said: “Connecting the places that people want and need to get to are a vitally important.

8 Sep 2016: Prof Christine Holt from the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience has received the 2016 Antonio Champalimaud Vision Award, the largest in the world in the field of vision

13 Sep 2016: Professor Andy Neely, Head of the University of Cambridge’s Institute of Manufacturing, Founding Director of the Cambridge Service Alliance and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, has been awarded the Achievement Medal (Viscount Nuffield Silver Medal)

14 Aug 2016: A history of science book has been highly commended for the 2016 DeLong Book History Prize, awarded by the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing (SHARP).

22 Jul 2016: Travel planning to help people, businesses, schools and other organisations adapt to any changes.

10 Nov 2016: Accepting the prize, Hopwood thanked the prize committee (Gregory Radick, Elena Aronova and Vanessa Heggie) and expressed gratitude to several institutions and people for patient and generous support over the decade

7 Jun 2016: to undertake PhD research examining the role of the frontline support worker in improving quality of life for people with a learning disability. ... From frontline staff such as support workers and managers, to people who have made an impact in other

19 Dec 2016: The work of this team is more important than ever and they have been noted for their commitment to collaboration and helping people across the University.

28 Jun 2016: just 31% of people in the UK would picture a woman (compared with 41% across Europe), while 71% think men are more suited to being high level scientists, than women (60% ... In response to these issues, L’Oréal has launched a manifesto in association

12 Sep 2016: Quoting the slogan for the University’s fundraising campaign she added: “I really believe that the people who arrive in Cambridge change the city, and that the ideas that leave Cambridge 

17 Jul 2016: The gala awards ceremony was attended by over 700 people from the learning disabilities and autism sector. ... Without such individuals, quality, person centred support for people with a learning disability would fail.

28 Sep 2016: The team used data from the English General Practice Patient Survey (2012), including 195,364 people who self-identified as carers.