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1 Oct 1999: 24. And so, as I said at the start, we come to the beginning - historical niceties apart - of the transitional academical year of the century and the millennium.

16 Feb 2000: The 24 marks out of 24 were awarded after a rigorous week-long review process, during which the six members of the Quality Assessment Agency (QAA) Review Panel pored through information ... Professor Malcolm Burrows, Head of the Zoology Department, agreed

22 Jan 2001: A memorial service will be held on the morning of Saturday 24 February at the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Hills Road, Cambridge.

8 Mar 2001: The Faculty of Classics has received full marks in its recent Subject Review by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), scoring a remarkable 24 marks out of 24.

23 Mar 2001: On Saturday 24 March, 2001 there will be huge array of activities and events with something for every age.

23 Nov 2001: There will be a Ceremony of Thanksgiving for the life of Anna Bidder, Co-founder, First President and Honorary Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College, on Saturday 24 November.

27 Mar 2002: Cambridge 24 March 2002.

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23 Sep 2002: With the likes of Sir Michael Latham, Ted Cullinan, Max Fordham and Vicky Sirianni of Massachusetts Institute of Technology giving presentations, Cambridge

11 Apr 2003: The purpose of this call is to generate proposals that can be grouped together in a limited number of Knowledge Integration Communities. Each of these

22 Jul 2003: During their two-week visit to the Baltic States the students visited over 40 manufacturing companies to assess economic and operational conditions. Businesses

20 Oct 2004: Apples arrived in Britain with the abbeys and East Anglia proved a natural nurturing ground. As long ago as the 12th century, orchards described as paradises

19 Nov 2004: The Francis Crick Lecture is a new prize for outstanding young biologists and was established in 2003 following an endowment by Dr Sydney Brenner CH FRS, joint

13 Apr 2005: Centre at 5pm on Sunday (24 April).

22 Feb 2006: It takes place at 5.30pm on Friday (24 February) in the Umney Theatre at Robinson College, Grange Road.

8 Mar 2006: It's all there, online, 24 hours a day.". The ScienceDirect backfiles include such titles as 'The Lancet', 'Physics Reports', 'Analytica Clinica Acta', 'Topology', 'Behaviour Research and Therapy', 'Neuroscience', 'Research in

24 Mar 2006: Share. Published. 24 Mar 2006. Image. View from a tower at St John's.

19 Apr 2006: The run starts at midday on Thursday 20 April, finishing 24 hours later.

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20 Jul 2006: Remember to look out for the Uni4 bus from Monday 24 July, if you travel on the route between Addenbrooke's Hospital and the Madingley Road Park & Ride Site!

4 Aug 2006: reefs have been effectively destroyed with no immediate prospects of recovery, 24% are under imminent risk of collapse and 26% are under longer term threat of collapse.

20 Sep 2006: Opening the treasure chest 24–25. Virtually Family: an anthropological knowledge of. ... It isestimated that 24 million peopleworldwide suffer fromschizophrenia, with the conditionranking third in terms of the globalburden of neuropsychiatricconditions,

12 Jan 2007: A recent study of transfusion patients given blood contaminated with the human form of mad cow disease has indicated that the 24 still alive are at "substantial" risk of contracting vCJD.

18 Jan 2007: The Back PageYour way into Cambridge. 24–25 Guiding muses – using technologyin cultural spaces. ... Darwin continues to E-volveOver 10 million hits in the first 24 hours; extensive TVand radio interviews; coverage in over 900 newspapersand news

19 Jan 2007: The 32 teachers – who came from secondary schools and colleges in locations as far apart as Plympton in Devon, Whitley Bay in Tyne and Wear and Southend in

24 Jan 2007: Share. Published. 24 Jan 2007. Image. Leverhulme Centre. Credit: University of Cambridge.

22 May 2007: Obesity is definedas a BMI greater than 30 kg/m2. In the UK, current estimates of obesityindicate that 23% of men and 24% ofwomen are obese (www.IOTF.org).

23 Oct 2007: In debating the nature of the state he will ask whether it is like a fictional person who has powers separate from both the rulers and the ruled. Is it merely

23 Oct 2007: Venue: The Upper Hall, Jesus College. Time: 1-2.30pm. Date: Wednesday 24 October.

11 Jan 2008: The conference, the third event of its kind, was aimed at teachers, careers advisers and “gifted and talented” coordinators from schools wanting to know more

1 Feb 2008: For pregnancies that develop beyond 24 weeks, between 0.5 and 1% result in death of the baby, either in the womb or in the first four weeks of life.

1 Feb 2008: Thinking Machine

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1 May 2008: photosynthesis, and a third of all plant genes are switched on and off within a 24-hour cycle. ... In plant cells, the concentration goes up and down with a 24-hour rhythm governed by the plant circadian clock.

1 May 2008: Dr Al-Tabbaa. Dr Abir Al-Tabbaa, Reader in Geotechnical Engineering at the Department of Engineering, provides the academic lead on a £1.24 million initiative that aims to develop a

1 May 2008: The IMS, which will be officially launched on 24 July 2008, is a tri-institutional partnership between the MRC, the University and the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

2 Jun 2008: SON. Dr Abir Al-Tabbaa, Reader inGeotechnical Engineering at theDepartment of Engineering, provides theacademic lead on a £1.24 millioninitiative that aims to develop a newtechnology for cleaning up the legacy

24 Jul 2008: Share. Published. 24 Jul 2008. Image. My eye. Credit: orangeacid from Flickr.

9 Sep 2008: HORIZONS. University of Cambridge research magazine www.rsd.cam.ac.uk. Issue 7 | Autumn 2008. In this issue. BIOENGINEERING andMATERIALSplus news and views from across the University. RESEARCH. 2 | Issue 7 | Autumn 2008. EDITORIAL. Welcome to

19 Sep 2008: Held at the Sidgwick Site in Cambridge, it will provide a platform for international experts from the key fields involved in tackling climate change, to

4 Dec 2008: The Subject Matters event on 24 January will take place in the Bristol Squibb Meyers lecture theatre at the Department of Chemistry on Lensfield Road, Cambridge, from 12.30 pm to

5 Jan 2009: Reproductive Health

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1 May 2009: On 24 November 2009, the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, images and information about 2,700 plants were made available for the first

22 May 2009: Charles Darwin

21 Aug 2009: Preview 20–21Dragonsblood: the alchemy of paint. Knowledge Transfer 22–23. Features 24–31The Cambridge BioResource: facilitating the study of health and disease 24Treasures of the genizah 26The Greek Bible of

22 Sep 2009: The anniversary conference ‘Challenging Crime’, hosted at the Faculty of Law, will welcome friends and associates of the Institute. It will delve into the

1 Jan 2010: Launched formally in 2005, with an inaugural conference that attracted 220 teachers and educators from over 15 countries, the Centre now has a team of 24 students and researchers.

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 ... New blood test for schizophreniaThe first

24 Mar 2010: Share. Published. 24 Mar 2010. Image. Mental Illness. Credit: Salady from Flickr.