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20 Sep 2021: Volume 12 2011. Articles Copyright 2012 Individual Contributors. Editorial Copyright 2012 Cambridge Colloquium. ... Monsters of the Beowulf-Manuscript (Cambridge, 1995), pp. 204–53. Malcolm Godden. 14.

2 Sep 2021: Cambridge. He was the one who first observed, at the beginning of 1872,. ... 453; on Stokes’ visit to Cambridge, cf. also Russell,. ‘Grilling in Calcutta’, pp.

11 Feb 2021: Lossless DNA Compression. Woramanot Yomjinda. Supervisor: Christian Steinruecken. Department of EngineeringUniversity of Cambridge. ... generates an array of intervals, one for each symbol in the source alphabet.

25 Nov 2021: Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Apple, and others are investing billions into mining human data and making automated agents that “speak with” or interact frequently with people. ... animal species, and which shows more ignorance of imago Dei, than

9 Mar 2021: 2 0 2 0. The Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of the University of Cambridge. ... The Commissary shall have judicial or quasi-judicial. 4 STATUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.

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15 Jul 2021: This means avoiding or replacing the use of animals where possible, minimising the number of animals used per experiment and optimising the experience of the animals to improve animal welfare. ... All organisations listed are signatories to the Concordat

24 Aug 2021: Zoonotic pathogens are those that live in animal hosts before jumping to infect humans. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

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17 May 2021: Wireless limb control. Researchers in Cambridge’s Bioelectronics Lab. are developing implantable devices to bypass nerve damage. ... Malliaras, Prince Philip Professor of Technology at the Bioelectronics Lab in Cambridge’s Department of Engineering.

8 Jan 2021: Efficient entry into cells could mean that infection may be more easily established in these animals, although receptor binding is only the first step in viral transmission between different animal species. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge

17 Nov 2021: The title page of the first book to be printed in Cambridge in 1521. ... Siberch’s Cambridge venture was short-lived and not, it seems, a great success.

4 Nov 2021: anti-trafficking policies,” said lead researcher Charles Emogor from Cambridge’s Department of Zoology. ... These remarkable animals need all positive attention they can get.”. Confiscated black-bellied pangolin scales.

21 Dec 2021: The fossil was brought back to Cambridge so that it could be examined in detail. ... The fossil will go on public display at Cambridge’s Sedgwick Museum in the New Year.

16 Jul 2021: Clutton-Brock, Emeritus Prince Philip Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology in Cambridge’s Department of Zoology, is fascinated by how animal societies are organised - and how this affects their ecology ... Remember these are fully wild animals!