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27 Feb 2007: The University's Annual Safety Seminar, to be held between 10am and 12.30pm in the Babbage Lecture Theatre, is an ideal opportunity for college bursars, heads

13 Mar 2007: Speakers from the University will be giving talks at 48 different schools within Cambridgeshire between March 12 and 16. The schools range from primary schools

4 Jan 2007: Alex O'Connell, who was unable to attend the BUSA Championships, is the current Senior and Under-20 British Champion, Senior and Junior Commonwealth champion and former Under-17 World Champion. ... Anthony has won a number of Under-20 British

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27 Mar 2007: The long-held view that Charles Darwin avoided publishing his theory of evolution for 20 years because he was afraid of the reaction it would provoke is being rebutted as a ... This mysterious 20-year interval has become known as “Darwin's delay” or

12 Jun 2007: Scientists may have discovered an underlying reason why individuals who suffer from sleep apnea, the disorder characterised by pauses in respiration during

16 Jul 2007: It will take place on 19 and 20 September at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge.

7 Mar 2007: Organised by the charitable trust Cambridge Youth Music (CYM), the concert is part of an annual competition to encourage young composers aged 20 and under who study or live in the

15 Mar 2007: With air travel predicted to almost double over the next 20 years, something radical needs to be done to tackle the problem of serious noise pollution.

18 Apr 2007: Today we have 18,000 students, in 1977 just 11,000. Women made up a little over 20% of the student body in 1977, now they approach a half; graduate students

19 Sep 2007: There are over 20 lectures during the Weekend, including Professor Deborah Howard on Architecture and Music in Renaissance Venice, and Dr Claire Barlow talking about the major issue of waste in

27 Mar 2007: The long-held view that Charles Darwin avoided publishing his theory of evolution for 20 years because he was afraid of the reaction it would provoke is being rebutted as a ... This mysterious 20-year interval has become known as "Darwin's delay" or "the

23 Mar 2007: BHASVIC law and politics teacher, Neil Commin, who had accompanied 20 pupils to Corpus Christi, agreed: “Too many of our really able students still think that Cambridge is somehow out of

9 Nov 2007: The guide was first produced more than 20 years ago as the Council used to receive a large amount of complaints from local residents about the noise. ... Approximately 20 Balls are held each year although only Trinity, Clare and St John's hold events

1 Sep 2007: Jim Platts from the Institute for Manufacturing has worked for over 20 years on wind turbine design and most recently on developing a new type of blade made from bamboo. ... for a turbine with an average life of 20 years.’.

1 Sep 2007: that have been dug in each of 20 villages across six counties is contributing to a ‘scatter-effect’ analysis of medieval occupation that is overturning previous assumptions.

19 Sep 2007: The new initiative extends across the University and affiliated institutes, and is aimed at maintaining Cambridge's position as a leading international centre

12 Sep 2007: From the end of September around 20,000 of the first edition of the colour What's On posters will appear on notice boards, cafes, shops and other venues as well ... A new feature of the new format is to list regular activities the Cambridgeshire

26 Sep 2007: Patrick Davies of Gonville and Caius College was one of 20 students to be awarded a grant of £4500 in total over three years to fund engineering-related travel and training.

1 Sep 2007: Stellar birth. Over the past 20 years or so, astronomers have made remarkable breakthroughs in understanding how stars form.

9 Jul 2007: Anthony is currently ninth in the British Senior Sabre rankings and third in the Under-20 rankings list. ... There will be students from over 200 countries competing in 20 different sports between 8 and 18 August.

3 Sep 2007: Passband. Measured 5-sigma limiting magnitude. Magnitude at 50% completeness. Z. 20.8. ... Software. 5-sigma limiting magnitude. Magnitude at 50% completeness. artdata. 20.00. 19.9.

17 Apr 2007: Every two years, approximately 20,000 people throughout the 180 regions are asked to rate both their overall happiness and longer-term sense of fulfilment (“life satisfaction”) out of 10.

21 Dec 2007: The two books were compiled over a period of 20 years and represent the first comprehensive catalogue of the Gallery's collection of Renaissance-era medals.

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29 Nov 2007: Cambridge Leisure and Ice Centre (CLIC), a charitable company with trustees from the University and the local community, is exploring ways of establishing a

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1 Sep 2007: In 1999, the worst avalanche winter in the Alps for 20 years, an ‘Alpine Tsunami’ travelling at over 100 mph entered the safe ‘green’ zone of the Austrian village of Galtür,

2 Jul 2007: Over the past academic year, the College has hosted visits from more than 20 schools and around 400 pupils. ... Sam Hinton, 20, is passionate about educational opportunities. He grew up in Norfolk, went to Burnham Market Primary School and won a

12 Jun 2007: The courses are offered in 'compressed' format, meaning participants will receive two hours of classroom teaching (for groups of up to 20 students) and one hour of multimedia online support daily

17 Apr 2007: Every two years, approximately 20,000 people throughout the 180 regions are asked to rate both their overall happiness and longer-term sense of fulfilment ("life satisfaction") out of 10.

20 Jul 2007: This July it brought together 200 bright year-10 and year-12 pupils from 20 schools from all over the county. ... Share. Published. 20 Jul 2007. Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter.

8 Feb 2007: It was the 100m Breaststroke that proved the turning point. Woman of the Match, Katherine Hedley won in 1.16.20 to take her fourth individual university record of the year.

13 Dec 2007: More than 20 lectures will be delivered by prominent academics in the fields of chemistry, physics and materials science over the course of the event, which will honour Sir John's

16 Feb 2007: Professor Paul Ekins, head of the Environment Group at the Policy Studies Institute, will warn that without tighter measures, Britain stands little chance of meeting the 20% reduction in carbon emissions ... We will miss the 20% reduction target by 2010

19 Oct 2007: For the first time in the Tanner Lectures' history two speakers will share the main Tanner Lecture on Monday 22 October. Lord Winston and Professor Judy Illes

30 Nov 2007: UK by 95% in the last 20 years.

8 Jun 2007: The next Cambridge Science Festival will be held 10 – 20 March 2008.

23 Oct 2007: He spent 20 years travelling before joining the ‘Sons of Africa', a group of 12 black men who campaigned for the abolition of slavery.

16 Oct 2007: Each week, scholars will introduce a different aspect of the social and political foundations that shaped Chinese society for more than 20 centuries.

1 Sep 2007: But, despite promises of an anti-schistosome vaccine ‘within five years’ for the past 20 years or so, there is still no vaccine available, because we don’t yet understand the

4 Jun 2007: For the last three decades he has led a team of up to 12 people, some of whom have worked for him for more than 20 years.

1 Apr 2007: However, one aspect would be very different: members of our own genus Homo bring down some very large animals, with 20 times the meat yield of the monkeys and bushbucks that

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5 Dec 2007: Cambridge Science Festival is the largest free Science Festival in the UK, which each year hosts a range of hands on activities and lectures to 20,000 individuals of all ages.

11 May 2007: The award recognises “his pioneering work on epigenetic gene regulation in mammalian embryos.” The Lewis S. Rosenstiel award rewards scientists for discoveries

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13 Aug 2007: Born in Manchester's twin city of Salford on 20 February 1950, Wilson abandoned his early ambitions to become a nuclear physicist after seeing a performance of Hamlet at

1 Sep 2007: The brain – the most complex organ in the human body – comprises billions of nerve cells, each forming the myriad of connections needed for cognitive

19 Mar 2007: However make sure that you secure tickets fast as bookings close on Tuesday 20 March.”. ... Tickets cost £35 and all enquiries should be directed to the Society's Treasurer, Rosalind Ogilvie (ro233@foundation.cam.ac.uk) by Tuesday 20 March.