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25 Sep 2007: Second Life – which already has millions of users worldwide – is an online environment in which people create virtual versions of themselves, known as ‘avatars'. ... It seems slightly strange to be giving a talk live to an audience I can't even see,

11 Dec 2007: The first part of Cripps Court was finished in November 2005 consisting of a state-of-the-art auditorium for 150 people, teaching and seminar rooms and dining, exhibition and gallery

21 Sep 2007: The threat posed to animal and human health by established and emerging diseases, in many cases exacerbated by unprecedented movement of people and animals and increased trade, and likely to become

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3 Jul 2007: The Nanotechnology course is run by The Smallpeice Trust as part of an ongoing programme of residential courses designed to help young people aged 13 – 18 learn and develop skills in

29 May 2007: The researchers used a three-step approach. First they studied more than 200,000 ‘tags' – distinct blocks of DNA that act as ‘signposts' for genes – in 800 patients and healthy people.

4 Apr 2007: I was stunned. I looked up previous winners and thought: "What am I doing in this bunch of people?" But I was especially pleased to see that I was the first

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5 Jun 2007: People live and work, legally or illegally, in more than half the world's protected areas.

19 Jun 2007: Joy says: "It's a great opportunity to introduce young people to the fun and creativity of engineering and encourage more pupils to study science and technology subjects. ... The response from our volunteers has been fantastic. The outreach programme

21 Nov 2007: People wishing to make a donation can either send a cheque (sterling only) payable to 'The Society for French Studies' to Dr Paul Cooke, Honorary Treasurer, Society for French Studies, Department

23 Oct 2007: The University strongly welcomes any moves that will encourage young people to study the sciences, maths and modern languages in particular at a higher level.”.

2 Mar 2007: A Cambridge University-led team of scientists have successfully produced live video footage that shows how carbon nanotubes, more than 10,000 times smaller in

8 Jun 2007: A pocket Braille reading tool and a system that holds up speeding motorists are among the latest designs being unveiled by Cambridge University students hoping

11 Oct 2007: If sufficient people and groups heed this statement and act on it then the atmosphere will be changed into one in which violent extremists cannot flourish.”.

4 Jul 2007: part. It's great to see so many enthusiastic, bright young people clearly enjoying the opportunity to experience Cambridge.”.

23 Nov 2007: Shanahan splits his time between Bordeaux and Dublin where he has been supported by Stewarts, a foundation that provides lifelong care and support for people with learning difficulties.

19 Oct 2007: Professors Meg Conkey, Henrietta Moore, Ruth Tringham and Alison Wylie will describe what life was like as some of the first “symbolic archaeologists”,

26 Apr 2007: New media is an exciting and cost-effective way of bringing Cambridge to life, and of reaching new audiences, particularly younger people.”.

25 Sep 2007: front of audience of around 40 people.