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1 Oct 2018: News. The Vice-Chancellor’s annual 1st October address to the University.. ... Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen J Toope. A new £500m fundraising campaign is to be launched to help students and ensure the University is fully inclusive of the most

2 Oct 2018: 08 Oct 2020. A new collaboration will allow Singapore consumers to more easily manage their energy costs. ... 07 Oct 2020. A new research centre focused on improving support for lifelong learning opened on 1 October.

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11 Nov 2018: The full article is republished below from Science Trends. (). ——–. New pollution-free fuels are being trialled to enhance and eventually replace fossil fuels. ... Switching from diesel to this new fuel could lower atmospheric carbon dioxide levels

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6 Feb 2018: Search site. For staff. New Director of the Strategic Partnerships Office. ... Dr Kennedy said “I am very pleased to be returning to Cambridge as Director of the new Strategic Partnerships Office at a time when collaboration is becoming ever more

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16 Oct 2018: that planned the new Medieval and Renaissance art galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum. ... Professor Stephen Toope, University of Cambridge Vice-Chancellor, said: “I am delighted that Luke will be the new Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum.

2 May 2018: The old Library eventually filled with copyright books, and early in 1922 the decision was taken to build a new library. ... The book was a major step towards the recognition of the new, multicultural London of the 1950s.