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21 Apr 2013: Is animal testing of new molecules necessary? Alternative methods are being investigated by the USA agencies NIH and USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) as well as campaigning groups such as ... Cambridge Dspace is a project to develop a

1 Oct 2013: Public outreach' are obviously the buzzwords of the moment and from the personal perspective of an animal biologist, like me, it has never been more important to foster a wider interest ... Kirsty MacLeod. PhD student, Department of Zoology, University

19 Feb 2013: Some of the important and pioneering work for which Cambridge is best known and which has led to major improvements in people’s lives was only possible using animals, from the ... Animal research remains a small but vital part of the quest for new

7 Mar 2013: our earliest single-celled ancestors to the plant and animal kingdoms of today, explaining how the need to move around has always been a directing force in evolutionary history. ... Matt Wilkinson’s talk ‘The evolutionary Olympics’ at Cambridge

25 Mar 2013: Cambridge in areas of public health importance such as international health, social and behavioural science and methodological advances. ... The Network will initially focus on the following themes: big data, ageing, equality, from animals to man and

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6 Mar 2013: The research, which was funded by the British Ecological Society and the BBSRC, was published in the journal Animal Behaviour. ... For more information about this story, please contact: Genevieve Maul, Office of Communications, University of Cambridge.

15 Mar 2013: Yet while dinosaurs continue to thrill and intrigue us, Cambridge zoologist Nick Crumpton reckons that other prehistoric animals have been getting a raw deal. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

20 Nov 2013: Venki Ramakrishnan. A pioneer of DNA sequencing, he started his scientific career by reading Natural Sciences as an undergraduate at St John’s College, Cambridge. ... He subsequently undertook a PhD, completed in 1943 with a thesis entitled "The

13 Feb 2013: Since the discovery, Holmes’ team has been investigating the prevalence of the strain in human and animal populations – and the potential for passing the strain between species – in partnership with ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge