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4 Mar 2004: Small and middle-sized firms, who make up the majority of Cam Connect participants, sometime struggle to raise their profile among Cambridge students, unable

9 Sep 2004: Elaine Wilson, from the University's Faculty of Education, was one of 50 winners in the fifth annual awards of the National Teaching Fellowship Scheme (NFTS),

5 Aug 2004: The programme, started as a pilot initiative in October 2002, allows students to register, study and submit for PhDs at Cambridge but receive co-supervision at

3 Sep 2004: The research, headed up by Professor Gordon Smith, was supported with a grant of £16,700 from the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths. AFP is a protein

6 Dec 2004: Specialising in the development of next-generation molecular diagnostics, Lumora’s platform technology, based on luciferase, the enzyme that makes fireflies

28 Jan 2004: A new project based in the Cambridge Faculty of Education is undertaking research into this area, in response to an earlier report published by the Department

26 May 2004: Quarries have long been recognised as windows on the past. In the first half of the 19th century, ground investigation techniques such as 'deep sequences' from

9 Feb 2004: Hosted by the University of Cambridge’s Counselling Service, it will discuss the findings of a recent Royal College of Psychiatrists Report that found more

14 Dec 2004: The ‘Institute for Aviation and the Environment’ (IAE) will look at the physics and chemistry of aviation emissions from their formation in the aircraft engine

15 Nov 2004: Speaking at the next event, taking place tomorrow, is Barbara Sahakian, Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology at the University. Professor Sahakian will talk

13 Apr 2004: In an Oxford v Cambridge final (the first time in 9 years), Magdalen College, Oxford has become the first institution in the history of University Challenge to

17 Mar 2004: Tim Radford, Science Editor at the Guardian, will chair the debate, and he will ask a team of experts for their insights into reactions to time. The experts

26 Jul 2004: How do men and women in the UK work and live together in the 21st Century? How do they compare as children and how do parents shape their upbringing? What

20 Jul 2004: This important discovery shows from other documents that Chaucer actually employed the scribe who wrote these copies of the Tales, and lends support to recent

15 Apr 2004: One of the major causes of blindness is the degeneration of specific neuronal cells in the retina of the eye. Methods are being developed to replace damaged

14 May 2004: In her talk, Professor Goodfellow will cover a range of topics relevant to roles that women play in science. She will cover issues such as her own career path

27 Jul 2004: These distinguished positions recognise Karan and Hermann’s extraordinary contribution to the teaching and training of entrepreneurs in the University of

15 Jun 2004: The book, ‘Sexuality Repositioned: Diversity and the Law’, was edited by Belinda Brooks-Gordon, Lecturer in Psychology at Birkbeck College, University of

7 Apr 2004: The students, all aged 14 and 15, are getting a three-day taster of university life at a residential Easter school packed with lectures, discussion groups and

28 Oct 2004: Anyone interested in finding out more about funding their research can drop in for a chat with representatives from the Fair’s sponsor. Attendees will have the

10 Nov 2004: The 'Finds Identification' session will take place tomorrow, Saturday 13 November from 2-4.30pm at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Downing Street,

6 Sep 2004: No qualifications are needed to join any of the nearly 300 courses, which will be held at a new venue - Homerton College, on Hills Road, Cambridge. More

20 Oct 2004: Apples arrived in Britain with the abbeys and East Anglia proved a natural nurturing ground. As long ago as the 12th century, orchards described as paradises

27 Jan 2004: Statement from Vice-Chancellor Of The University Of Cambridge, Professor Alison Richard, on the result of the second reading of the Higher Education Bill:

18 Jun 2004: Honorary degrees at the University of Cambridge have a long history, dating back 500 years. One of the earliest recorded ceremonies was in 1493, when the

19 Oct 2004: Laura is starting the final year of her PhD in Engineering and is collaborating with Intel Research Cambridge, to build an optically switched network for short

17 Feb 2004: 'Architecture and its Ethical Dilemmas' is a two-day conference looking at the way architects are constantly confronted by ethical issues, both practical and

5 Jan 2004: Professor Hepple received a Knighthood in recognition of his services to legal studies. He is a fellow of the British Academy, has produced leading work in

13 Apr 2004: The Sedgwick Museum of Geology, Fitzwilliam Museum, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Whipple Museum of the History of Science, and the Zoology Museum

29 Apr 2004: Dr Shakespeare’s lecture will explore the criticisms of such an approach. He will discuss how genetics cannot achieve what some have promised, that there are

23 Jun 2004: His lecture, ‘Our war with microbes - winning the peace’, will discuss how 21st-century globalisation brings more technology to fight microbes, such as

3 Nov 2004: The event is specifically for students now on one-year A-level or Access to Higher Education courses and who will be 21 or over when they start university. It

13 Jan 2004: In peril from the £24m black hole As the new vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge, I have taken on many challenges - academic, administrative, fiscal

17 Mar 2004: Dr Marta Lahr, Director of the Duckworth Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, addresses this question at the last 'Spotlight on Science' lecture series

23 Mar 2004: The academic courses are a great chance for students in Year 12 (or equivalent) at maintained* schools or colleges in the UK to live the life of a first-year

17 Sep 2004: Around 120 Year 13 students, aged 17 and 18, are taking part in the North West Norfolk Schools Sixth Form Conference, which is aimed at giving bright teenagers

25 Aug 2004: In their youth, Goya and his friends had been avid supporters of bullfights. By 1816, however, the views held by several of his peers had changed and they

7 Jul 2004: 'The challenge of achieving quality cost effectively' was the theme of the day-long series of talks and discussions by leading figures from Britain and the

11 May 2004: A life peerage raises the recipient to the rank of Baron. Prior to the passing of the Life Peerages Act of 1958 the only life peers were the Lords of Appeal in

29 Jul 2004: Today (July 29), Crick's family announced his death in California, at the age of 88, in a San Diego hospital. He had been suffering from colon cancer. Francis

5 Apr 2004: This five-day intensive course, held at the M

21 Apr 2004: In the morning, Dr Williams, an alumnus of Christ’s College, delivered the Mere's Commemoration sermon, at St Bene't's Church and later in the day, led a

7 Jun 2004: Professor Luzio is currently Professor of Molecular Membrane Biology in the University's Department of Clinical Biochemistry and Director of the Cambridge

24 May 2004: On Monday 24 May, Dame Rosemary will be present at Chelsea Flower Show for the official launch of the new rose. The idea of a special rose to celebrate the

28 Oct 2004: ‘Red October one year on: Prospects for Bolivia’ is a day of talks and discussions hosted by the University’s Centre for Latin American Studies. Senior

7 Sep 2004: The trip has been organised by Magdalene - whose alumni include the diarist Samuel Pepys and the novelist CS Lewis - and Blackpool Local Education Authority to encourage bright teenagers from the town

7 Jan 2004: ‘Black Ambition’ looks at the lives of the students over two academic years. The students of 2002 are followed through their final year at Cambridge and into

12 Aug 2004: Professor Barry Everitt from the University of Cambridge’s Department of Experimental Psychology has recently published a study with colleague Louk

2 Apr 2004: Lady Hale was made a Law Lord ('Lord of Appeal in Ordinary') in 2003; at 59 she was the youngest of the lords, and the first woman. In bringing together a

24 Nov 2004: These lectures are given annually by an eminent practitioner or academic in the field of international law. Dr Blix's topic was "The United Nations and Iraq -