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28 Feb 2014: After a short periodGraham and Jonathan began their own internal researchprogramme into new types of optical systems. ... 2. BLCS Young Scientist Lecture 2004. Dual-Frequency HAN Cells: Rapid Switching with a New Twist.

28 Feb 2014: Finally Helen has started a new research interest intobiological systems with liquid crystalline properties. ... smaller total surface area. Since froth is not a dynamicsystem, it was difficult to prove that the new solution was.

28 Feb 2014: Springer, BerlinHeidelberg New York, 1972, pages 63–100. 3. N. W. Roberts and H. ... are the "in-between states" - whole new states of matter betweenthe solid and the liquid phase.

29 May 2014: 5. If you develop a major new project based specifically on these reagents before our manuscript ispublished, then please get in touch with Greg to discuss – for one thing, we might ... have developedsome useful new reagents.

13 Nov 2014: cc01393). From Cambridge Evening News 28th April 1983 “Down your Street Sara Payne visits St Andrews St” (cc02087). ... Sir Henry Hake, Director of the NPG had the pictures tidied up (new stretchers) and gave them to the College who arranged for them

18 Dec 2014: new subject areas that the University so excitingly generates on a regular basis. ... Matthew BullockMaster. Contents News from the Development Office. 3 MICHAELMAS 2014 | ISSUE 13.

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4 Jun 2014: YOUNG WOMEN AS CITIZENS’Madeleine Arnot. University of Cambridge. In Africa, as elsewhere, there is a growing obsession with belonging, along with new questions concerning conventional assumptions about nationality and citizenship.

4 Jun 2014: In countries with a youth literacy rate below 75%, young women (15-24) without literacy comprise more than 50% of youth who are illiterate in: Mauritania, Morocco, Papua new Guinea, Bangladesh,

26 Jun 2014: New Delhi: Sage Publications; Kalman, J. (2001). Everyday Paperwork: Literacy Practices in the Daily Life of Unschooled and Underschooled Women in a Semiurban Community of Mexico City.