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27 Feb 2002: Cambridge graduate, former Cabinet Minister and former Vice President of the European Commission, Sir Leon Brittan, set up the fund in 1999 to finance the

25 Jan 2002: The Institute of Criminology is currently housed at 7 West Road which, despite several extensions over the years and the use of temporary buildings, is too

2 Apr 2002: The Queen Mother had many links with the University of Cambridge. She was Patron of Queens' College and the Visitor at Girton College, but perhaps her most

5 Jul 2002: Ms Hewitt gave the keynote speech at a conference entitled "Using Law to Promote Competitiveness and Enterprise: Will Corporate Law Reform Deliver?" organised

11 Sep 2002: Alongside the choir of St Michael’s Episcopal church, they will be presenting a programme of contemporary pieces; including John Rutter’s requiem, conducted by

27 Sep 2002: Professor Beatson is Chairman of the Faculty of Law and is a Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge. He is an expert on contract and public law and has a

25 Feb 2002: The prize is awarded each year by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences - the same organisation that awards the Nobel Prize. Professor McKenzie has been

9 Aug 2002: The two winners are pioneers in the fields of environment and resources. They began their careers in the 1960s when environment was emerging as a global

10 May 2002: The Vice-Chancellor will say that international collaboration is one of the keys to success, and that the potential technological advances to be made when

5 Apr 2002: His speech, and the ensuing panel session on regional security, prompted a lively debate, particularly on the issue of President Bush's recent description of

11 Dec 2002: The workshop has been organised in conjunction with the Institute of Physics and is designed to give participants the opportunity to encounter new ideas in

13 Feb 2002: Ms Glendinning is a biographer, critic, novelist, and journalist. Her biographical subjects include Vita Sackville-West, Edith Sitwell, Anthony Trollope, and

21 Aug 2002: Thus wrote Charles Darwin on 12 July 1835 in a letter to his mentor J S Henslow, a fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. This month, 177 years after Charles

14 Jan 2002: The three-day event will take place on 4-6 February 2002. Monday 4 February 5.00pm, Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site Homiletic Elegy: Beowulf and Wilfrid Owen

17 Jun 2002: At the event, which has been organised by the Cambridge-MIT Institute (CMI), speakers will argue that the failure of businesses to keep pace with the changing

11 Feb 2002: The team, from Cambridge, Edinburgh, Imperial College and Scottish Natural Heritage, have spent the last 30 years following the fortunes of more than 2,000 red

13 Dec 2002: Professor Richard was nominated on 4 December, and the 10 days of 'consideration time' have now elapsed, indicating that the appointment has been approved.

9 Aug 2002: I don't quite mean a method for solving them - after all, people make careers out of research in analysis - but rather, a method for stripping away the layers of quantifiers ... However, I hope that it may help to speed up the process for some people,

26 Apr 2002: Today public interest in archaeology is fuelled by TV series like Time Team, Meet the Ancestors and Secrets of the Dead, but it was already attracting popular

13 Mar 2002: Dr David J Grainger, a Royal Society Fellow at the University of Cambridge, has identified a family of peptides and small molecules that exhibit the ability to