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18 Nov 1999: By far the biggest event to take place in the Cambridge Musical Calendar is happening this Saturday, 20 November in Ely Cathedral.

18 Dec 2000: This Christmas the University is holding a carol service for staff at 3pm on Wednesday 20 December.

26 Mar 2001: But for over 20 years, the UK has been suffering from a shortage of engineers.

20 Mar 2002: Dr Emsley's talk will take place at 7pm, on 20 March 2002, at the Lady Mitchell Hall, in Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge. ... Share. Published. 20 Mar 2002. Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter.

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19 Dec 2003: The workshop was led by Annette Shelford and Liz Hide from the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge. Families participated in hands-on

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10 Mar 2004: Events will be held throughout the week, culminating on the 20 March with the final ‘Science on Saturday’.

12 May 2004: The workshop is hosted by the Next Generation Drug Discovery Community, an initiative recently created by the Cambridge-MIT Institute. It brings together

3 Jun 2004: The £50k Business Creation Competition participants must create a company in order to be eligible for the prize money. Historically there have been a number of

17 Sep 2004: Around 120 Year 13 students, aged 17 and 18, are taking part in the North West Norfolk Schools Sixth Form Conference, which is aimed at giving bright teenagers

17 Sep 2004: The 80 students, aged 16 and 17, stayed in student rooms, enjoyed mock lectures and social activities and met current undergraduates and admissions staff from

15 Apr 2005: The evening’s talk, taking place at the Scott Polar Research Institute, will be a collection of memories from a member of one of the world's most famous

16 Sep 2005: Professor Wadouda Badran, Director General of the Arab Women Organization, said: “The image of Arab women in the West is probably one of the most negative

19 Sep 2005: Physics At Work runs from 20 to 22 September and is sponsored by:.

21 Sep 2005: The SET Student of the Year Awards recognise outstanding achievement in science, engineering and technology by undergraduates at UK universities. Rachel

22 Feb 2006: Search. Search. Big lie: Chernobyl 20 years on. News. Big lie: Chernobyl 20 years on..

17 Mar 2006: Now in its third year, the programme offers an opportunity for women to look at the challenges faced by women leaders operating in a global context. It is open

19 Apr 2006: The competition will be launched today, April 20, at 6.30pm as a preview event for the Cambridgewordfest, with a public performance at the Fitzwilliam Museum by Adrian Mitchell, well known

21 Aug 2006: The funding will form part of the Museum's new project, 'Curating Darwin's Legacy'. A new display of the Museum's treasures will reveal how historically

20 Sep 2006: Artificial paradise? Our future with social robots 20–21. Fallacies of Freedom Talk in Africa 22–23. ... That is not true. If youhave a stroke and havetreatment, you can avoid ending up in a nursing home for the next 10 or 20 years.” he says.

23 Oct 2006: Metallic platforms on legs, alien-looking figures topped with glass orbs and a ground-hugging exhibit that looks like the skeleton of an ancient ship have all

18 Jan 2007: Inthis issue the spotlight is on sensorresearch as a taster for the nextHorizon Seminar on 20 March 2007;from measuring volcanic gasemissions to monitoring undergroundinfrastructure, ‘A Sensory World’ willshow how sensors ... For more information,

27 Feb 2007: The University's Annual Safety Seminar, to be held between 10am and 12.30pm in the Babbage Lecture Theatre, is an ideal opportunity for college bursars, heads

13 Mar 2007: Speakers from the University will be giving talks at 48 different schools within Cambridgeshire between March 12 and 16. The schools range from primary schools

22 May 2007: RESEARCH NEWS. ‘The Big and theSmall’ – CambridgeScience Festival 2007An estimated 20,000 people,from toddlers upwards, tookpart in the recent CambridgeScience Festival, whichcomprised more than 100events across 40 departmentsin over three

1 Feb 2008: Features 20–29A campaign of silent resistance 20Great expectations in pregnancy research 22Putting metabolism on the eco-map 24Finding fault 26Rebellion, repression, retribution 28. ... For more information, please contact Dr Neil Greenham (ncg11@cam.ac

19 Feb 2008: Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu will both be giving public talks on faith and society. The presentations will mark the start of “A World To Believe In” –

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2 Jun 2008: Preview 18–19When a woman becomes a religious dynasty. Features 20–30Living with uncertainty 20Bridging the sensor gap 22New paths to drug discovery 23Cosmopolitan cities of Eurasia 24Clockwork plants 26Celebrating cinema,

3 Jun 2008: Judy was born on 20 May 1934 and grew up in Woking, Surrey. ... For almost 20 years, a mainframe service was shared amongst the whole University without the need for a resource allocation committee, and without a single complaint from any user who felt

24 Jun 2008: The focus of the first part of the day was general information on Cambridge's style of teaching and collegiate structure, and the admissions process. Divided

25 Jul 2008: She is motivated by a long-held ambition to study archaeology and anthropology to “explore how people live, how they find their food, how they organise their

9 Sep 2008: Features 20–30Endangered dialects of Aramaic 20Clandestine networks: how dangerous are they?

5 Jan 2009: Preview 18–19Fashioning the value chain. Features 20–30Physics of Medicine 20Portus Project: bringing to life Trajan’s legacy 22New hopes for the nervous system 24The new geography of personality 26The ... Cambridge is one of 20 teamschosen to

7 Jan 2009: Cambridge Enterprise, the University’s commercialisation office, will be hoping 2009 is another award-winning year after eleven of its portfolio companies picked up more than 20 awards during 2008.

21 Jan 2009: The event was organised by the University and Marshall of Cambridge on behalf of Cambridge Business Community Action Network (CBCAN), a network of locally

10 Feb 2009: Search. Search. Cambridge marks 20 years of programme to encourage ethnic minority applications. ... The real impact of GEEMA over the last 20 years is visible in figures released by the University of Cambridge this week.

6 Mar 2009: Two late tries were enough to seal Cambridge’s 16th win from 29 Varsity matches, despite Oxford taking the early initiative with a try from James Batstone. The

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22 May 2009: Preview 20–21Rethinking eccentricity. Knowledge Transfer 22What is knowledge transfer? Features 23–31Glaucoma: the silent thief of sight 23Cambridge Conservation Initiative: transforming international 24biodiversity conservationDrying without

14 Aug 2009: Dr Dharmintra Pasupathy of the University's Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and colleagues used data from more than 1 million births between 1988- 2007

21 Aug 2009: scholarly interest in musicalperformance has practically explodedduring the last 20 years,’ said CentreDirector professor John rink. ... 20 or sointermolecular spacings). however, weneed much greater thicknesses ofsemiconductor to absorb all

1 Nov 2009: Deep below the Bay of Biscay, where the English Channel meets the Atlantic Ocean, layers of sediment hold precious information about how Britain came to be

5 Jan 2010: Knowledge Transfer 20–21. Preview 22–23 The future of books. Features 24–31 Britain’s island heritage: reconstructing half a million years of history 24A scriptorium of commonplace books 26Le ... and podcasts reach a worldwide audience of more

4 Mar 2010: The Schools Zone will be taking place on 20 March, which is the second ‘Science on Saturday’ of the festival, along with many other fun activities for the whole family.

12 May 2010: Finding the ‘fat’ genesThe MRL houses the research groups ofaround 20 Principal Investigators (PIs),whose expertise ranges from genetics andbiochemistry, to cell biology andphysiology. ... Photonics researchers are looking at theimpact lasers can

26 Jul 2010: But I think it may be 20 years before we get an image of a planet. ... I would hope in 20 years we might understand that. Once we understand how life got started here, we'll have a better idea for how likely it was to start

13 Aug 2010: The scientists suggest a two-stage plan in their review paper that could see countries with existing nuclear infrastructure replacing or extending the life of

13 Aug 2010: The scientists suggest a two-stage plan in their review paper that could see countries with existing nuclear infrastructure replacing or extending the life of