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4 Mar 2004: Small and middle-sized firms, who make up the majority of Cam Connect participants, sometime struggle to raise their profile among Cambridge students, unable

6 Dec 2004: Asabuki gave each of his fellow Oxbridge graduates a cigar and a tangerine - a rare treat in the harsh reality of POW life - and they drank coffee that the

6 Dec 2004: Specialising in the development of next-generation molecular diagnostics, Lumora’s platform technology, based on luciferase, the enzyme that makes fireflies

9 Sep 2004: Elaine Wilson, from the University's Faculty of Education, was one of 50 winners in the fifth annual awards of the National Teaching Fellowship Scheme (NFTS),

3 Sep 2004: The research, headed up by Professor Gordon Smith, was supported with a grant of £16,700 from the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths. AFP is a protein

18 Aug 2004: In the afternoon, Dame Gillian Beer’s lecture: ‘The Fascinations of Return’ is particularly appropriate as the opening coincides with the Alumni Weekend when former students are welcomed back to the ... For full details and booking information

5 Aug 2004: The programme, started as a pilot initiative in October 2002, allows students to register, study and submit for PhDs at Cambridge but receive co-supervision at

14 Dec 2004: The ‘Institute for Aviation and the Environment’ (IAE) will look at the physics and chemistry of aviation emissions from their formation in the aircraft engine

28 Jan 2004: A new project based in the Cambridge Faculty of Education is undertaking research into this area, in response to an earlier report published by the Department

9 Feb 2004: Hosted by the University of Cambridge’s Counselling Service, it will discuss the findings of a recent Royal College of Psychiatrists Report that found more

13 Apr 2004: In an Oxford v Cambridge final (the first time in 9 years), Magdalen College, Oxford has become the first institution in the history of University Challenge to

15 Nov 2004: Speaking at the next event, taking place tomorrow, is Barbara Sahakian, Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology at the University. Professor Sahakian will talk

26 May 2004: Quarries have long been recognised as windows on the past. In the first half of the 19th century, ground investigation techniques such as 'deep sequences' from

15 Apr 2004: One of the major causes of blindness is the degeneration of specific neuronal cells in the retina of the eye. Methods are being developed to replace damaged

17 Mar 2004: Tim Radford, Science Editor at the Guardian, will chair the debate, and he will ask a team of experts for their insights into reactions to time. The experts

26 Jul 2004: How do men and women in the UK work and live together in the 21st Century? How do they compare as children and how do parents shape their upbringing? What

27 Jul 2004: These distinguished positions recognise Karan and Hermann’s extraordinary contribution to the teaching and training of entrepreneurs in the University of

28 Oct 2004: Anyone interested in finding out more about funding their research can drop in for a chat with representatives from the Fair’s sponsor. Attendees will have the

14 May 2004: In her talk, Professor Goodfellow will cover a range of topics relevant to roles that women play in science. She will cover issues such as her own career path

7 Apr 2004: The students, all aged 14 and 15, are getting a three-day taster of university life at a residential Easter school packed with lectures, discussion groups and