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10 Oct 2000: As you can see the athmosphere was very relaxing, with people sitting on chairs or on the floor.

14 Apr 2000: St Bene't's Church is the oldest building in Cambridge. A special university sermon will be delivered on Tuesday 25 April at 11.45 a.m., in St Bene't's Church.

8 Sep 2000: Fascinating physics for schoolchildren The Cavendish Laboratory is throwing open its doors this week to hundreds of schoolchildren during the annual Physics at

30 Nov 2000: Professor Alan Windle has been appointed as CMI's Cambridge-based Executive Director. Professor Windle, who will be completing his term as Head of the

1 Nov 2000: Roof is on at Computer Laboratory The skyline of West Cambridge is quickly taking shape as the first of the new buildings, celebrated its structural completion

28 Sep 2000: Exhibition Stops Off in Cambridge Discover the story of evolution at the University of Cambridge's Botanic Garden. 'A Walk Through Time' is a temporary

13 Nov 2000: Award Winning Project A two year face-lift of the Senate House has been given a prestigious award by the Stone Federation of Great Britain. The two year

3 Mar 2000: The March poster features chaos theory. During World Mathematical Year 2000, a sequence of posters designed at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical

30 Nov 2000: Top Marks for the Faculty of Economics and Politics The Faculty of Economics and Politics has received full marks in its recent Subject Review by the Quality

14 Sep 2000: Something different comes to the Senate House An event with a difference will be held in the Senate House this weekend. This magnificent building will be

11 Dec 2000: A huge planting scheme has started at the University's West Cambridge Site . A great avenue of lime trees and over five kilometres of native trees and shrubs

19 Dec 2000: January - Proteins that Paralyse the Mind: Progress in Brain Disease Research New research by Dr Mari Grazia Spillantini and colleagues at the Centre for Brain

29 Jun 2000: Coinciding with this year's Congregations for General Admission to Degrees, being held on 29 and 30 June and 1 July, a new book associated with the Graduates

20 Jun 2000: The university's Faculties of Biology, Clinical Medicine, and Clinical Veterinary Medicine are unveiling a series of major reforms to their graduate training

9 Nov 2000: Sounds and Spaces Cambridgeshire will be alive to the sound of music from Saturday at the Cambridge Music Festival 2000. Over 60 musical events will be held in

11 Apr 2000: The Intel Corporation recently donated 15 high-performance computer workstations to the Department of Engineering. The powerful graphics-handling facilities of

30 Mar 2000: The University of Cambridge and Marconi plc will today unveil a £40 million funding deal which includes plans to build a world-class communications centre on

10 May 2000: A leading horse charity has teamed up with genome researchers in a bid to beat the equine disease strangles. The Home of Rest for Horses, in Buckinghamshire,

2 Oct 2000: A Time of Excitement and Change In the traditional October speech in the Senate-House today (Monday), the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir Alec Broers, said that

9 Mar 2000: Vice Chancellor Sir Alec Broers (right) at Pembroke College with the Secretary General of the League of Arab States (left) and the Master of Pembroke College,

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4 Apr 2000: Unveiling a plaque to commemorate the Veterinary School's new Dr Lee Multi-Media Teaching Laboratory. Veterinary Students in Cambridge now have access to a

16 Oct 2000: Top of the Class The University Youth Training Programme is one of the best in the country and that's official! In an independent report by the Training

1 Mar 2000: Dr David Secher begins his new role on 1 March. Dr David Secher has been appointed Director of Research Services at the University from 1 March 2000. Research

30 Oct 2000: Royal Opening for the Wellcome Trust/MRC Building HRH the Princess Royal visited the Addenbrooke's Hospital site today (Monday 30 October 2000) and officially

5 May 2000: Letterer and alphabetician David Kindersley in his workshop. A new exhibition on the art of typography opens this week at the Kettle's Yard Gallery. Entitled

8 Jun 2000: This Friday 9 June, the newest laboratory at Cambridge University's Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy will host an open day. Some examples of the

27 Jun 2000: This weekend Clare Hall is hosting the Tanner 2000 Calendars Symposium. Clare Hall's West Court, off Herschel Road. Most of the Symposium's events will be held

17 Jul 2000: A team of University of Cambridge researchers were recently the winners of a Tomorrow's World award for their development of a revolutionary new screening test

4 Feb 2000: Members of the early music group Gothic Voices, which is directed by Dr Christopher Page (second right), a Reader in the English Faculty. The English Faculty

1 Jun 2000: Cambridge University's five Designated Museums were recently delighted to receive news that they will receive grants totalling £556,965 as part of the

26 Apr 2000: Most people associate the word geometry with things like Pythagoras's theorem, the fact that the angles of a triangle add to 180 degrees, how to bisect a line segment using ... 4. (Why did people care so much about it? A brief answer can be found here. )

4 Sep 2000: A week-long celebration of Theology through the Arts starts in Cambridge on Sunday 10 September. The Sounding the Depths festival is the culmination of the

12 Jan 2000: With the dawning of a new millennium, a Fitzwilliam Museum exhibition and the annual Darwin Lecture Series will both address the importance of time. Tempus:

18 Jul 2000: A new Interdisciplinary Materials Research Laboratory was recently opened in the university's Department of Chemical Engineering. Professor Malcolm Mackley, of

15 Mar 2000: Detail of a molecular model of DNA. For the third time in recent weeks, Cambridge teaching has been judged excellent in a Subject Review. Molecular Biosciences

23 Oct 2000: Scientists at the University's Institute of Astronomy are involved in two major space missions, one to chart the origins and future of the Milky Way and

27 Apr 2000: Margaret Atwood is a distinguished writer, poet and literary critic, and the recipient of numerous awards and prizes. Renowned Canadian author and critic

17 Aug 2000: Information for students holding an offer at a Cambridge College. If you are holding a conditional offer of a place at a Cambridge College, and have the grades

29 Nov 2000: Professor Sir Alec Broers, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, has been presented with Royal Academy of Engineering's highest award, the Prince

10 Jul 2000: This Friday 14 July, the university's Department of Engineering will celebrate its 125th anniversary. Detail from publicity material celebrating the event:

7 Jun 2000: Sir Alan Battersby, Emeritus Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Cambridge, is the joint recipient of the 2000 Welch Award, presented annually

15 Aug 2000: Since 1998, a multi-national archaeological project has been investigating the Iron Age hill-top settlement of Monte Polizzo, in Western Sicily. Part of the

16 Jun 2000: Art and science will be brought together in a unique fashion exhibition opening on 19 June at the university's Museum of Zoology. The exhibition aims to

14 Jul 2000: At 11:00am on Saturday 15 July, staff of the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences will lead a behind-the-scenes tour of the museum's facilities. Work experience

18 May 2000: A new exhibition has recently opened at the university's Museum of Classical Archaeology. Called What have the Greeks and Romans ever Done for Us? it runs

21 Jul 2000: Dr Roger Carpenter, University Lecturer in Cambridge's Department of Physiology, and Director of Studies in Medicine at Gonville & Caius College, was recently

6 Apr 2000: Image from a three-dimensional animation of an interaction between a drug (yellow molecule) and a receptor. The Department of Pharmacology is the latest

18 Sep 2000: Discover things about the University's scientific museums you never knew "Cambridge Discovery Talks" will be held fortnightly on Thursdays, at 7pm, and will

21 Jan 2000: n01se, a major set of related exhibitions, is now open at Cambridge. Cross Pattern: the destruction of palladium lipoic acid fern pattern by tobacco smoke.