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28 Sep 2007: From the moment I first contacted St Edmund's to ask about entry requirements, right up until I was offered a place, everyone was extremely helpful.

1 Sep 2007: piecemeal,’ explains Dr Russell, ‘but to bring together from the different glossaries similar or related entries. ... The resulting entries are ground-breaking for their focus on providing contextual information, which is a vital part of a given

8 Aug 2007: Applying for 2008: New applications for 2008 entry can be made to UCAS from 1 September 2007. ... For those considering applying to the University for 2008 entry, some Colleges are holding College open days in September.

1 Apr 2007: Why is obesity on the increase? We live in an age of increased availability of palatable, energy-dense foods and yet we have a reduced requirement for physical exertion during our ... Many of the patients they study are extremely obese from a young age,

22 May 2007: Why is obesity on the increase? Welive in an age of increased availability ofpalatable, energy-dense foods and yetwe have a reduced requirement forphysical exertion during our working anddomestic life. ... Many of the patients theystudy are extremely

16 Feb 2007: Her winning entry comprised four images entitled ‘Health – Malaria in East Africa' which the judges called “technically astute and creative”. ... 59 entries were received this year and from these 11 were interviewed and two winners selected.

1 Apr 2007: And increasing the re-use of materials (particularly of man-made materials such as polyester) would save the high energy requirement of new material production.

27 Jun 2007: This year's winning entry, “Earth from 32km” (pictured), was taken from a space craft launched by a team of undergraduates from the Department of Engineering - Henry Hallam, Robert Fryers, Carl ... They can all be viewed, along with the winning and

1 Feb 2007: Today, diagnosis is based on the measurement of a range of chemical parameters in accessible biological fluids such as blood and urine. In most cases, the

15 Jun 2007: Entries this year include MyMax, an optical device which, when added to the front of a standard projector, enables films to be viewed at home in 3D and Changing Winds, a ... The evening will be held at The Guildhall from 6.30pm, entry is free and food

18 Jan 2007: Themethod has been used in chemistry labsfor decades but used to involve bulkyequipment unsuited to transport andoperation on the side of a volcano.Military requirements to detect potentiallyharmful gases in battlegrounds

1 Feb 2007: What happens when you bring together a licensed amateur radio operator, a short film director, a young man who spent most of his childhood ‘rescuing’ busted

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

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.

1 Apr 2007: It is the same enthusiastic élan we find in his diary entries recording the mind-boggling number of his visits to the theatre, opera and concerts, as well as his extensive

26 Oct 2007: The international competition received more than fifty entries and the prizes for the top three collectors were awarded on 12 October in Seattle. ... The deadline for entries is 15 January 2008. For full details of the Rose Book-Collecting Prize and how

1 Feb 2007: Military requirements to detect potentially harmful gases in battlegrounds led to miniaturisation and ruggedisation of the spectrometers so that they could be mounted on remotely piloted aircraft and flown into the

26 Jun 2007: Entry to Sculpture in the Close is free, via the Porters' Lodge at the Jesus Lane entrance to Jesus College.

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.

1 Sep 2007: Today this requirement has been brought to the fore by the prospect of human-induced global climate change resulting largely from greenhouse gas emissions that arise from our massive and growing