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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

17 Aug 2005: Applying for 2006: New applications for 2006 entry can be made to UCAS from 1 September 2005. ... For those considering applying to the University for 2006 entry, some Colleges are holding College open days in September.

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

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

7 Oct 2005: From a record number of entries the University was shortlisted alongside Blackpool Council and the Unite Group, a property developer and the eventual winner. ... Education on Hills Road, the £9 million multi-storey car park at Addenbrooke’s Hospital,

5 Jan 2005: His book was shortlisted from over a hundred entries and is a contender for Whitbread Book of the Year which will be announced at an awards ceremony in London on 25

29 Jun 2005: The Cambridge Open Days are aimed at anyone who is considering applying to Cambridge for entry in October 2006 or deferred entry in 2007, especially those who have not chosen their

26 Aug 2005: Prime Minister David Lloyd George: “Blunt published his diaries for the years up to 1914, but the entries for the Great War period did not see the light of day,” he

26 May 2005: Entry is free to all but you are required to register by 6pm for a place.

25 Oct 2005: Entries are invited annually in two categories: poems, on a theme chosen by the judges, and essays on any aspect of the work or life of either John Keats or Percy

19 Aug 2005: This new research will help those planning services for people with dementia to estimate requirements now and in the future.

17 Nov 2005: Entry: Open to all, free. Clare College tel: 01223 333200.

23 Feb 2005: marks. We also believe, however, that differentiation on the basis of applicants' ability to think beyond the requirements of A-level - by answering AEA-style questions, for instance - would be even

18 Nov 2005: The choice of the Millennium Mathematics Project as Cambridge’s entry for the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes reflects the importance that the University attaches to this type of outreach activity, and

8 Jul 2005: He is also Director of the new Graduate Entry Medical Course.

31 Jan 2005: activities encouraging teachers to contribute their expertise towards the creation of new learning objects, flexible ‘chunks’ of e-learning, proven to be very effective in enhancing entry-level skills.