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18 Jun 2015: rise in the use of ‘messier’ data – anything from the way that people engage with Twitter and Facebook, to the public records held by government agencies across Europe – which often require ... We now have access to a lot of large datasets

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27 May 2015: Dr Rachel Oliver from the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride has received a prestigious RAEng/Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

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8 Sep 2015: Meanwhile, use of the word university has tripled. This is perhaps not surprising, as the proportion of young people going to university doubled between 1995 and 2008, going from 20 per ... People who wish to submit recordings to the research team should

27 Jan 2015: The project aims to encourage people to engage with poetry as a spoken form, as well as celebrating the 50.

8 Jul 2015: Professor Lorraine K Tyler, Department of Psychology, has been awarded her second Advanced Investigator Award by the European Research Council.

15 Dec 2015: Cambridge's world-class research in archaeology was recognised twice at this year's Shanghai Archaeology Forum.

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5 Mar 2015: Gaudier-Brzeska moved permanently to London in January 1911. He made a significant contribution to the development of modern sculpture as one of the key

3 Mar 2015: The level below which people are entitled to free care is due to be raised from £14,250 to £17,000. ... We are often reminded that human dignity should be at the centre of debates on how best to care for people.

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8 Apr 2015: They include the first Scholars from Guatemala, Albania and the Dominican Republic. Competition for the Scholarships is fierce. The 54 successful candidates were selected from a total pool of 3,535 applicants on the basis of their intellectual

14 Mar 2015: Less investment, less innovation. Less innovation, fewer jobs. Fewer jobs, more hardship for people and communities. ... Support universities, or put at risk the things that matter most to ordinary people.

15 Oct 2015: As a crossbencher, he will owe no allegiance to a political party and will maintain the ability to take part in legislative debates free of party

6 Nov 2015: Dr John Rudge (Department of Earth Sciences), Dr Suchitra Sebastian (Department of Physics), and Dr Renaud Gagné (Faculty of Classics) have been awarded Philip Leverhulme Prizes in recognition of their outstanding research work.

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