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16 Nov 2006: Nominations this year included six Cambridge entries within the 18 categories.

16 Aug 2018: The first two students will start their courses at the beginning of the new academic year this October with two further students selected for 2019 entry. ... Students wishing to apply for entry in 2019 should apply via UCAS by 15th October.

8 Dec 2006: Previous entries include a swimsuit with integrated buoyancy aids; a proposal to replace light bulbs in traffic lights across the country with energy saving LEDs; an innovative design for a swivelling

5 Aug 2005: Youngsters can collect a free trail on entry to the Museum for the rest of the summer holidays.

8 Jul 2009: Entry to the Downing Street Museum is free from Monday-Friday, 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm and on Saturdays from 10am-4pm.

4 Mar 2010: The competition runs until 20 March with goody bags to be won for the best entries.

4 Jan 2007: Having won 2 BUSA team titles Ryan was extremely pleased to reach the final, especially with 120 competitors in the sabre, the highest number of entries that this the event has

3 Aug 2011: University. The submissions can be between 90 seconds and six minutes long, and entries are divided into two categories, fiction and snapshot. ... The competition entries will be shortlisted by a panel of University staff and Watersprite student

13 Jul 2007: 26 postgraduates and post-doctoral students have now completed the programme. All have delivered community or public outreach activities as a requirement of the course.

20 Jun 2017: The Titan Arum is a difficult species to grow. It is demanding in its cultivation requirements, and generally unpredictable in flowering.

26 May 2006: Last year’s auction raised £21,000 for charity. This year’s event is sponsored by Ernst & Young and entry costs £5 for students and £10 for non-students.

2 Dec 2005: Dr William Davies, a postdoctoral researcher from the Babraham Institute produced a winning entry for his article ‘Battle for the Brain’. ... Created to celebrate the amazing field of brain science, this national writing competition received a huge

15 Oct 2014: Over 250 events ranging from talks, debates and film screenings to exhibitions and comedy nights are held in lecture halls, theatres, museums and galleries around Cambridge and entry to many is

26 Aug 2005: Youngsters can collect a free trail on entry to the Museum for the rest of the summer holidays.

31 Aug 2004: As well as a general information day on September 7 about studying at Cambridge, many of the individual Colleges of the University are holding their own open

15 Nov 2006: A BBC report last month put computer science sixth in its top ten of most popular subjects, based on UCAS figures for university entry in 2007.

17 Aug 2007: The exhibition will be free of charge and features over 90 dramatic images of wildlife from around the world, short-listed from over 18,000 entries.

12 May 2011: Shadows and Lights takes place at the Fitzwilliam Museum on Friday 13 May 2011 from 6 – 9pm; entry is free.

14 Dec 2006: Entries from over 100 departments of Architecture worldwide were submitted for these RIBA awards.

27 Jan 2006: A requirement of the Fellowship is that recipients return to Africa afterwards to help create an academic community there so that others on the continent can benefit from their expertise.