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Ukrainian character and intelligence can win again. All good wishes to Dr Rodnyansky and his colleagues, and the people of Ukraine.

The porter said: ‘I did.’”. It must be slightly terrifying being read by 200,000 of the most pedantic people on the planet. ... Quite a few people did, it turned out, and do a lot more besides.

It’s surprising how many people within the University don’t know we exist,” he says.

We train people to be experts in how to treat diseases like cardiology, cancer or diabetes. ... The NHS is fantastic people doing fantastic things; they just need facilitation and support.”.

In numbers. £10m: prize fund for the global Trinity Challenge, seeking breakthrough solutions to ensure a billion more people are better protected against future health emergencies.

Recent excavations in East Kazakhstan have revealed the extraordinary technological skills of people once characterised as roving barbarians, says Dr Rebecca Roberts.

We played to 500 people at a sold out West Road Concert Hall.

The two nations share a conception that you could call ‘Anglo-American liberty’, which is important to people in both countries. ... non-European peoples of the rest of the world into an Anglo-American orbit of empire, commerce, Christianity and, on

Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Issue 100 - Michaelmas term 2023. Features. How does Cambridge fit into the mesh of money, people and culture created by the transatlantic slave trade?

The speaker was Nicola Reindorp (King’s 1991), CEO of Crisis Action, which seeks to build coalitions to protect people from war.

Features. Regulars. Archive. Journeys of discovery for explorers and thinkers. Dr Owen Weller, University Lecturer, explains why he is passionate about the flora, fauna and peoples of the Arctic. ... Excursions will also be made throughout the expedition

ILLUSTRATION. GEORGE WYLESOL. 25 March 2020. - 4 minute read. We often hear people justifying gender roles as innate and stemming from our roles as hunters and gatherers in the past. ... Context also changes how gender-specific behaviours are expressed.

He should talk to people and then I’ll call the Foreign Office,” was the advice. ... We’re preparing people for the kind of fluidity and change that they need to be able to actively manage their careers.

Also central to his philosophy was “learning to look” – the idea that pictures, like people, take time to get to know and understand. ... He would welcome people in and say: ‘I’ll tell you a few things but go off and wander on your own,’”

At that time, both parents, like many people in the community, lacked clarity on the importance of education. ... Bargul is keen to learn more about the diseases that keds transmit to humans and his next research project, when funded, will focus on both

Ondine has a shimmering, bittersweet melody – something like that awkward, lonely feeling you can have sometimes in the middle of a lot of people and busy-ness. ... I had a notepad pinned to my door, and I’ve still got the piles of notes –

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Michaelmas Term 2021. Features. When it comes to combating climate change, talk is cheap. Instead, we need leadership, dedication and commitment to get things

I thought he was quite good, but there were lots of people playing guitar and singing around Cambridge at the time, and he was just another one,” Rice admits. ... According to Rice: “The number of people wanting to learn [recording] dropped off very

6 People from the south can’t, I’m assuming, have hidden agendas (5).

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Issue 86 — Lent 2019. Features. From the General Strike to the campaign to ban Sainsbury’s, Mill Road has long provided a home to Cambridge radicals.

We should move away from our Hobbesian narrative that people are not able to govern themselves. ... In doing this, the Shuar people see themselves as neither victims nor saviours.

It’s so lovely to meet people returning and telling us about their fond memories – whether they left in the 1950s or last year.”.

it finally provides ways in) (6;5). 13 Media people in hotel collaborated as sportsmen together to set me up with date (5;6).

Last year alone, Cambridge-associated companies turned over £8.5bn, generating investment of more than £2bn and employing 25,000 people. ... Colleges are a melting pot of people from different backgrounds and cultures, studying and working on a huge

People could work in the day and then study at night, for example. ... People thought semiconductors had to be homogenous but it wasn’t true for GaN, and it’s not true for science either.”.

Sixteen years on, contributing to solutions that improve people’s lives is one of the most motivating things about what I do,” she says. ... Dr Owen Weller, University Lecturer, explains why he is passionate about the flora, fauna and peoples of the

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Whipple also recalls a route that gets you into St Catharine’s, but most colleges are now wise to the club’s activities – at King’s, security people are posted on ... I said I was just on my way home and by chance I had seen these people doing

Previously, there was a certain age at which people anticipated menopause and accepted that they were no longer fertile. ... Indeed, they are fundamental to many ways in which people now conceptualise the world around us.

The ‘Irish famine’, which killed one million people in Ireland, took place 40 years into parliamentary rule by Westminster. ... By 1891, 230,000 Irish-born people lived in Australia – and that’s not including second and subsequent generations.

This technology can also be used to improve the quality of people’s work. ... People have been working on it for decades, but recently the combination of Big Data and greater computing power have led to a series of leaps forward.

an alumni branch – and many alumni have set up groups where you can meet like-minded people and access a friendly, global network. ... Previously, there hadn’t been any alumni groups to bring together black people who attended Cambridge, enabling us

And that matters, because it remains a shockingly powerful idea for a lot of people – it’s still very much alive. ... The humanities is the space in which people think hard about, and endeavour to gain greater understanding of, themselves and others,

Retrofitting existing homes has well-known issues: people live there (in the case of flats, lots of people), it’s disruptive, it’s expensive and it’s inconvenient.

Economics provides discipline. It models reality and thinks about how the world and people function.

There’s something appealing about dividing people into categories, like star signs.

Cambridge Alumni Magazine. Issue 100 - Michaelmas term 2023. Features. How does Cambridge fit into the mesh of money, people and culture created by the transatlantic slave trade?

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Science fiction sets the bar high – but we’re getting there. Professor Daping Chu is Nanjing Chair of Technology and Innovation in the Department of Engineering. Illustration. Kate

The definition of ‘paediatrics’ is far wider than giving jabs and the care of younger children that most people associate with the word. ... If we want to promote a different life trajectory, where people are healthier for longer, we need nothing

And even with green tariffs, incentives, rebates and grants, heat pumps are still out of reach for most people.”. ... His subjects are portrayed not as disempowered victims, but as people with agency amid the calamity...Share this page.

function. Perhaps we should redesign the chamber to attract younger people who want to change things but who don’t want to take over the House of Commons’ powers. ... Many people would like a house that represents the regions and the nations of the UK

Cambridge. “Music is a great way to build communities of people,” she says. ... people; and the ability to appear confident, even if you might be bricking it slightly.

Given this mystery, how did people in the decades around 1700 find out about drugs, and what did they know? ... On the sidelines of court life, people like Pierre Pomet, the Paris druggist, were busy keenly observing and collecting drugs, as well as

It’s about raising aspiration for people who have not, historically, had the opportunity to consider a research career.

People never really seem to tie the environment to eating habits, even though they are fundamentally intertwined,” she says. ... We want to do more, and we want people to come from all over the world.

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. It’s in the water: how to solve our planet’s biggest challenges. INTERVIEW. LUCY JOLIN. ILLUSTRATION. KATE COPELAND. 25 June 2023. - 4 minute read. Professor Angelos Michaelides. Many

Find people that you like and have a small circle of trusted confidants – and screw the rest of the world!”. ... You’ve done it relatively recently. You understand young people. You can make a difference to them.

Quite a lot of people don’t like Pärt but, for me, it’s the clarity, the force of precision about the music, that I really enjoy.

They are working with First Nation people on field trials to protect the Barrier Reef with white clouds, but their droplet generation method is not optimised – and that’s where Cambridge

In fact, it can be good, because not everyone understands that other people can think differently from themselves, including managers, and that can be problematic. ... So it’s good to understand that people have different personalities and so are