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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

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

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

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.

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

31 Oct 2002: A team of researchers led by Professor Gordon Smith, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, analysed the births of over 4,500 twins born in Scotland between

28 Jun 2002: The General Admissions ceremony is one of the University’s oldest traditions. The conferment of each degree is still an act of the University as a whole,

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,

13 May 2002: Queens’ College, University of Cambridge, 11 May 2002 It is with great sadness that the College learnt today that one of its students died following the

9 Apr 2002: She was an honorary graduate over 50 years ago, and indeed that very special event in 1948 marked the occasion on which women were for the first time admitted

14 Aug 2002: If you have not quite met the offer, please don't panic! Depending on the number of students who have met their offers, there may be a few places available at

17 Nov 2002: Nevertheless, many people left the lecture dissatisfied, so let me try to say a bit more about mathematical implication and why the standard convention about "silly" sentences such as the example ... Well, we obviously can't. Why do some people not feel

15 Jul 2002: This follows the signing of an agreement between Oxford Instruments and the Astrophysics Group of the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge. The

9 May 2002: In recent years, he has been very much concerned with reviewing American policy and his own role in it - most notably in his book In Retrospect: The Tragedy

4 Apr 2002: On the same day that South Korea’s envoy arrived in North Korea to hold reconciliation talks with the country’s leaders, Madame Park argued that the Korean

3 Dec 2002: Professor Richard is Provost of Yale, the chief academic and administrative officer, responsible for the educational policies and academic plans of all sectors

25 Nov 2002: Most people would probably say that 395x428 and 428x395 both count the number of points in a 395-by-428 rectangular grid. ... Multiplication of negative numbers is not something we understand directly - we do not ask how many apples there are if -2

29 Jan 2002: What is solved' when one solves an equation? Most people's first exposure to algebra is through simple equations like x3=7.

31 Jan 2002: Joining the celebration to mark the event was Sir Alec Broers, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, and Sir Paul Judge, whose generous benefaction

4 Feb 2002: The researchers are setting up an Interdisciplinary Research Cluster into Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, which will receive £2 million of funding over

15 Oct 2002: Studying subjects across the entire range of knowledge, the students, through their learning, will be well placed to engage with the challenges of the modern

2 Aug 2002: Details of the findings are published today (2 August 2002) in Science, by Stephen Barker and Professor Harry Elderfield of the University of Cambridge's

10 Sep 2002: Why do people say that infinity plus one equals infinity? Presumably because if X is an infinite set, y is not in X and Y=X union {y}, then Y can

11 May 2002: 12/16/01). ABSTRACT. Many people still believe that cold fusion is the result of bad science. ... Failure to wait the necessary time is one reason some people have not seen the effect.

13 Dec 2002: Some people say this is too long. UKIRT board wants shorter period.

18 Dec 2002: Discussion about fluxes/apertures etc. STH says put Kron and Petrosian magnitudes in, so as to shut people up.

27 Aug 2002: Dear Editor,. I have heard that numerous people have gained an unfavorable impression of my book, "The Conscious Universe" (1997, HarperEdge), as a result of a review published in your journal ... This characterisation may surprise those who have read

8 Apr 2002: A new exhibition at Cambridge University Library explores the fascinating and beautiful history of the colour print, illustrating the technological development

31 Jan 2002: All 6 must cross the river, but the boat can only hold two people at once and the missionaries must never be left outnumbered at any point on either side.

31 Jan 2002: objects: people, houses,etc. relations: owns, is faster than, etc. properties: colour, kind.

31 Jan 2002: Everyone is loyal to someone. People only try to kill rulers they are not loyal to.

31 Jan 2002: The need for intelligent machines. Decision making problems that confront people but require expertise:.

23 Feb 2002: query-set specific [TREC-8 terse queries have a slightly different degradation, but were generated in house with different people and restrictions to those for TREC-9.].

31 Jan 2002: We need to be able to make statements about the world such as describing things - people, houses, theories etc; relations between things and properties of things.

12 Sep 2002: understanding theories. This difference of attitude has been remarked on by many people,. ... many people are attracted to what I have called theory-building subjects because they.

14 Jan 2002: temporalinvolvement. Turning to semantic dementia, the predominant cog-nitive feature is a progressive deterioration of semanticknowledge about people, objects, facts and word mean-ings. ... of people in the recentphotographs compared with people