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19 Oct 2007: For the first time in the Tanner Lectures' history two speakers will share the main Tanner Lecture on Monday 22 October. Lord Winston and Professor Judy Illes

22 Jun 2007: Curator of Insects, Dr William Foster, said: “We want to fire people's interest and concern about forest conservation, ecology and biodiversity using these fantastic images as a starting point.

9 Jul 2007: Our pupils have been treated to talks by people passionate about their subjects, whether it's cosmology, philosophy or the Black Death.

9 Jul 2007: relatives. The suggestion that modern humans were in India at the time of the eruption also reinforces the notion that the current people of Eurasia followed a southern route of dispersal

14 Mar 2007: I love Cambridge and I'm keen to encourage people from all backgrounds to consider it as a valid option for higher education.

26 Oct 2007: Fran Butler, Assistant Director of Personnel said: 'It was fantastic to see so many people at the event and we aim to repeat the success next year.'.

30 Oct 2007: The gala dinner for over 400 people, at the Hilton Metropole hotel in London, was held to recognise and promote organisations which make an outstanding contribution to chemical and bioprocess industries.

4 Jun 2007: For the last three decades he has led a team of up to 12 people, some of whom have worked for him for more than 20 years.

8 Mar 2007: In some ways foreshadowing modern-day debates about multiculturalism, the paper criticised the “aloofness” of Jewish people from wider society and urged them to make the effort to integrate themselves more. ... While most people would accept that

24 Sep 2007: Dr Carolin Crawford, from the Institute of Astronomy, who collaborated on the exhibition, said: “The aim is to get people who would not come to your average science exhibition curious about ... If you can interest people in the sounds of space, they

2 Mar 2007: Obesity is an increasing problem throughout the world, causing a heightened risk of many different health problems including diabetes and other metabolic

1 Feb 2007: A better understanding of the links between diet and isotopic ratios in people and animals today provides key baseline data for work on prehistoric specimens. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People. Places.

28 Nov 2007: The University of Cambridge has a special place in the hearts and minds of our people. ... it. “Scholarships extended to students from different countries are also an important means of strengthening relations between people across nations and societies

21 Dec 2007: Over 200 million people in Africa and elsewhere are infected, and are at risk of serve organ damage and in some cases death.

12 Oct 2007: We hope that people will tell us what they think about the issues raised here and in other interim reports which we will be publishing during the next few months.”.

21 Sep 2007: Attendees included heads of sixth form, subject teachers, careers advisers and academic mentors from schools and colleges, as well as advisers working for Connexions, the information service for young people. ... Many pupils at schools in and around

1 Aug 2007: In the way that Tomorrow's World made science popular starting in the 1960s, The Naked Scientists has used a new format of reaching people to make science accessible to every

6 Jul 2007: Natalie said: “Cambridge is known for its research and the veterinary science course is actually more practical and hands-on then people think.

19 Nov 2007: I'm interested in working in financial markets in London so this is just a good chance to talk to a number of people under one roof.”. ... I want to work in the games sector so I was keen to meet the people at Frontier, Sony and Jagex,” said Nathan.

1 Feb 2007: businesses. It’s one thing to read a book on the theory but to learn from other people’s real life experiences is invaluable.’. ... The 3P (People, Planet, Productivity) Business Creation Competition rewards propositions which focus on creating

11 May 2007: The award recognises “his pioneering work on epigenetic gene regulation in mammalian embryos.” The Lewis S. Rosenstiel award rewards scientists for discoveries

9 Apr 2007: On Saturday tens of thousands of people lined the banks of the River Thames in London to watch both Goldie, the second boat, and the Blue Boat win against Oxford over

23 Nov 2007: The Newsletter also includes information about ‘Prizes, awards and honours', ‘People' and ‘Advertisements'.

23 Mar 2007: In December 2002, he took office as part Secretary of Jiangsu Province and in February 2003 became Chairman of the Jiangsu Provinical People's Congress.

6 Mar 2007: Nokia will initially base around ten people at Cambridge. The agreement is intended to be long-term and the number of Nokia researchers at the University is set to rise over ... Nokia Research Center employs about 950 people and has activities in Finland,

26 Sep 2007: Over the years it has become quite famous and a lot of people outside the college know about it as well," Dr Gray said.

7 Jun 2007: In order to confirm the findings, they then studied a further 17,000 people with and without type 1 diabetes and 1,180 people with Crohn's. ... JDRF jointly funded the study of people with type 1 diabetes with the Wellcome Trust.

19 Jul 2007: The Cambridge researchers studied the genetic make-up of people around the world and the measurements of more than 60,000 skulls kept in academic collections.

30 Oct 2007: It also expressed concern that many young people perceived maths as “boring and irrelevant” and “too difficult, compared with other subjects”. ... Stephanie Bell-Rose, President of The Goldman Sachs Foundation, said, ”The Goldman Sachs

4 Dec 2007: Roots & Shoots is aimed at young people and works in the areas of animal welfare, cross-cultural understanding, and environmental issues.

6 Feb 2007: He aims for the Centre to become a focus for development work in Cambridge, encouraging more local people to get involved in international development initiatives. ... The Red Cross is an international humanitarian movement, aiming to help people in

8 Nov 2007: Earlier this year a team of British geneticists discovered that variation in a gene called FTO influence people's risk of becoming obese. ... We know that obesity increases people's risk of developing a range of cancers as well as other diseases, and the

15 Jun 2007: business that aims to assist in raising people from poverty in rural Kazakhstan by the provision of cheap, clean energy.

3 Dec 2007: The event in the Michaelhouse Centre, Trinity Street at 6pm will give people the chance to question expert researchers on how teenagers' diet impacts on their behaviour and mental health.

4 Jul 2007: the 800 other young people who entered. ... The University Museums are open to people of all ages and entry is free.

13 Aug 2007: By that stage, however, his reputation as “Mr Manchester” was assured and in 2002 a semi-fictional film documenting his achievements, 24 Hour Party People, was released.

29 Aug 2007: 1990s. We saw that we needed to make an impact early on in people's lives,” said Brenda King, Chief Executive of ACDiversity. ... Ms King said: “Staying somewhere like Corpus Christi helps young people to believe in themselves and to feel at ease in

1 Apr 2007: Worldwide, about 10 million people are diagnosed annually with cancer and more than 6 million people die of the disease. ... To do this, you need to study as large a number of people as possible – which can only be made possible through significant

14 Jun 2007: Cambridge University graduate Simon Ambrose was chosen as the winner of Alan Sugar's BBC TV showThe Apprenticelast night. Simon, who has an MA in Economics

4 Sep 2007: All patients have a 15,000 times greater risk of eventually developing acute myeloid leukemia than people without Fanconi anemia.

8 Mar 2007: While most people would accept that Churchill was no anti-Semite, this sheds fascinating new light on his views about Jews, which were very inconsistent.". ... While most people would accept that Churchill was no anti-Semite, this sheds fascinating new

5 Oct 2007: Environmentally friendly solar panels may be an affordable alternative to conventional power sources within the next ten years, as a result of a new initiative

24 Jan 2007: Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

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26 Sep 2007: Over the years it has become quite famous and a lot of people outside the college know about it as well,” Dr Gray said.

12 Sep 2007: We hope the poster, by being so much more visible, will be a real improvement and make local people feel more welcomed by the University.”.

17 Jan 2007: Previously displayed in the Tate Britain’s Sculpture Court, ‘Beast Alerted 1’ a metallic work by one of Britain’s greatest sculptors is now on public view at

25 Jan 2007: Ms Anne Owers CBE, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons, is today being inducted as an Honorary Fellow at Lucy Cavendish College. Following her induction,

1 Sep 2007: Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

19 Jan 2007: All are welcome and the event is free to attend, however each lecture is usually attended by some 600 people so early arrival is recommended.