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3 Oct 2002: The annual awards are organised by Contract Journal Magazine, the construction business weekly journal, and are recognised as one of the most prestigious

20 Dec 2002: The Greensleeves Project is Cambridge University Library's in-house retrospective conversion project. It was established in October 1994 as a pilot project to

3 May 2002: Dr Dunbar is a veteran of five space flights, and has spent a total of 50 days in space, orbiting the earth 796 times. Most recently she was Payload Commander

8 Jan 2002: Stephen wanted to do mathematics at University College Oxford but mathematics was not available so he did physics instead. He was awarded a first class honours

19 Nov 2002: Awarded in recognition of the outstanding contribution that the Project has made to the intellectual, economic, cultural and social life of the nation, the

21 Jun 2002: The competition asked architects to come up with a design for a new colonnade; or covered walkway, that will form the link between two social ‘squares’ on the

16 Jan 2002: Speaking at a major conference on genetics and health, Alan Milburn set out his vision of how advances in genetics could transform the future delivery of

15 May 2002: Last week historical demographers made headline news with the revelation that Western governments are seriously underestimating how long their citizens are

14 Jun 2002: Project Director Charlie Gilderdale says the scheme is meeting a very real need: "There is a growing pressure on schools to focus on science and technology but

19 Jun 2002: The Institute, which now forms part of the University's new Centre for Mathematical Sciences, is an international research institute which runs a range of

3 Oct 2002: The annual awards are organised by Contract Journal Magazine, the construction business weekly journal, and are recognised as one of the most prestigious

17 Apr 2002: The event will build on last year's CRIA conference, which explored the impact of the internet on state security. This year's conference will expand its

17 Jul 2002: JJ Thomson Avenue is the principal entrance to the West Cambridge site on Madingley Road. Some of the University's physical sciences and technology departments

26 Feb 2002: Cambridge's results were revealed today by the Higher Education Funding Council for England, along with those for all other higher education institutions

9 Oct 2002: Sydney Brenner, a Fellow of King's College who now works at the Molecular Sciences Institute in Berkeley, California, US and Sir John Sulston, founder of the

24 Jul 2002: This is the first trial in a museum of local company Hypertag Limited's 'Magus Guide', an interactive system which gives access to a wealth of information

26 Mar 2002: Men, who were previously thought to suffer rarely from osteoporosis, have about half the fracture rates of women, but even this proportion is far greater than

27 Feb 2002: Cambridge graduate, former Cabinet Minister and former Vice President of the European Commission, Sir Leon Brittan, set up the fund in 1999 to finance the

5 Jul 2002: Ms Hewitt gave the keynote speech at a conference entitled "Using Law to Promote Competitiveness and Enterprise: Will Corporate Law Reform Deliver?" organised

2 Apr 2002: The Queen Mother had many links with the University of Cambridge. She was Patron of Queens' College and the Visitor at Girton College, but perhaps her most