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18 Mar 2014: The Alumni Relations Office (CARO) continued to expand its alumni engagement, reaching more than 200,000 alumni and supporters with its print communication, CAM magazine, and a regular audience of more

3 Jun 2014: 200 years, is now less than 100 nanometres with light. We can link imaging of whole organisms with molecular detail in real time.” The organisers view the multi-disciplinary approach of ... GETTinG THE TruE mEasurE oF PrEGnanCy. 14 Features. O ne in

3 Jun 2014: Very strong links with the Isle of Man, in particular, probably remained in place for the next 200 years.

18 Dec 2014: 200), and in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, as well as contributing to School-level guidance for PIs on Support for Early Career Researchers. ... Of particular note, Clare Hall now has 200 postdoc associates). RDC will fund a

4 Jul 2014: The disease studied at Cambridge is Late-infantile Batten’s disease. This is a very rare disorder that affects only 1/200 000 children in the UK, although together, the lysosomal

12 Sep 2014: Fiona Talbott, Head of NHMF, said: “The Codex Zacynthius has been part of the UK’s heritage for over 200 years and is a truly fascinating and unique object. ... Codex Zacynthius was deposited at Cambridge University Library in 1984 by the British and

18 Jul 2014: In March, when the ice was thick enough to land aircraft, researchers installed four groups of sensors on the ice in a line that stretched nearly 200 miles to the north.

24 Mar 2014: Will Gaia discover habitable planets similar to the Earth? Is the Universe infinite? Could Gaia be hit by a piece of space debris as in the film Gravity? How

18 Dec 2014: Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz. Cambridge returned some 2,200 academics to the REF.

29 Sep 2014: Currently, due to surface melting alone, it is losing ice at a net annual rate of 200 gigatonnes, equating to 0.6 millimetres of sea level rise.