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16 Sep 2005: Direct discussion between people of different cultures is probably one of the most important tools to challenge the stereotypes about Arabs in general and the status of Arab women in particular.”.

8 Nov 2005: People of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. To participate, contact the CGKP Public Involvement Manager [brendan.gogarty@srl.cam.ac.uk / 01223 740784].

19 May 2005: We want to provide an opportunity for people to give their perspectives on nanotechnology at a time when we hope they can still make a difference.

24 Mar 2005: This year’s theme was time travel and people of all ages from around the county had the opportunity to do just that while learning about Einstein’s relationship to chocolate ... Interactive activities included the Jitterbug Ball, where families got

15 Feb 2005: The most important aspect of any science is communicating its theories to others and EarthTalk offers an incredible opportunity to reach a group of people who are as fascinated by these

18 Mar 2005: People of all ages from around the county will have the opportunity to travel through time and learn about Einstein’s relationship to chocolate and ice-cream and contemplate the end

17 Mar 2005: Evertonians are based all over the country, and beyond, and we are delighted to be linking up with Cambridge to encourage young people to broaden their horizons and ambitions.".

3 Mar 2005: Many young people rule out higher education because they don't want to spend three more years in a classroom - when they see how different university teaching is from school, it

24 Jan 2005: When the Art Fund launched a public appeal on the BBC's Culture Show, people responded enthusiastically with donations ranging from £1 to an anonymous contribution of £15,000.

17 Nov 2005: It offers an increasingly rare facility for people to meet in an atmosphere of reflection, which is important in our busy and troubled world.

6 Dec 2005: blood pressure, high insulin levels and excess body weight that may predispose people for diabetes.

10 Nov 2005: Professor Robbins’s lecture, titled ‘Translational Models for Treating Cognitive Dysfunction in Neuropsychiatric and Neurodegenerative Disorders’, will

10 May 2005: It is a very fascinating, queer, self-absorbed, fantastic set of people.

14 Nov 2005: The aim is to address the barriers to higher education, research and employment currently experienced by disabled people.

22 Jul 2005: Gathering the very best people together from industry and academia will help us to give the best possible advice to government. ... Equally importantly, it will help us to inspire young people to see the importance of engineering in today's world and to

9 Jun 2005: These companies — which include Akamai Technologies (NASDAQ: AKAM) and others acquired by Microsoft, Motorola and Broadcom — have, in turn, employed more than 1,600 people and have a valuation of over

1 Jun 2005: Attract the participation of scholars, those working in the sciences and creative arts, and people from professional and public life.

10 Aug 2005: An innovative feature of the playscheme is that it involves children and young people until they reach 16 years of age and then trains and employs some young people to work

4 Feb 2005: Thousands of people demonstrated in the streets of Kiev and other Ukrainian cities; they braved sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfall, lived in tents on the capital's main boulevard and

14 Jun 2005: The scientists elected from the University of Cambridge are: Ian Paterson, Professor of Organic Chemistry; Professor John Richard Anthony Pearson, Schlumberger

21 Feb 2005: March. “We are very excited with this year’s Science Festival. It has become well-established in the region and an event that people look forward to every year.

26 Aug 2005: The University Museum of Zoology has created a special trail for children so they can learn about the 40-cm aye aye which uses a long clawed middle finger to

26 Oct 2005: The half-day event, sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, kicks off at 09.00 and will showcase some of the best of University of Cambridge originated

28 Nov 2005: This December, 101 years after their first publication, two of his eeriest and most entertaining Christmas ghost stories will be brought to life, close to the

28 Nov 2005: Ten companies presented to an assembled audience of venture capitalists, investment funds and business angels during the morning. Amongst the presenters were

22 Jun 2005: The concert will be preceded by an interview with Shostakovich's former student, the St Petersburg-based composer Boris Tishchenko. Shostakovich completed

30 Sep 2005: A copy of her speech - 'Public and Private: Universities, Government, and Society' - can be read online by following the link from this web page.

20 Dec 2005: The conference is being held on January 13 and 14 at the Department of Geography at the University of Cambridge to discuss the cross disciplinary facets of the

20 Apr 2005: The Conference takes place at Wolfson College on April 21st and 22nd, it opens with an address by Dr Gordon Johnson, President of Wolfson College. The two day

18 Jul 2005: The international delegates are offering papers on every aspect of the tremendously rich period of Spain's cultural history from 1500 to 1700, including

2 Dec 2005: With the aim of making physics fun and accessible, the Physics Open Day promises plenty of hands-on demonstrations and things to watch and build for all ages.

14 Jan 2005: Scaffolding has been removed from the façade of the Department of Zoology on the city’s Downing Street after a four month period of repairs and cleaning. It is

27 Jul 2005: The 46 Year 11 students from across the UK, aged 15 to 16, are enjoying a week-long programme of lectures, discussion sessions and extracurricular activities

28 Oct 2005: Cambridge is among the world’s richest treasuries of medieval illuminated manuscripts and The Cambridge Illuminations displays over 200 treasures, many never

9 May 2005: Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the second woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court and her work on gender equality is widely respected. She graduated with high

3 May 2005: Professor Sykes, who holds the Collier Chair in Public Engagement in Science & Engineering, at University of Bristol, is the fourth high profile woman

25 Jul 2005: Cambridge is among the world’s richest treasuries of medieval illuminated manuscripts and The Cambridge Illuminations displays over 200 treasures, many never

27 Oct 2005: Herbert Ponting travelled with Scott to the Antarctic and took some of the best-known images of the Southern continent ever produced. The photographs capture

25 Oct 2005: CETLs are a Higher Education Funding Council for England initiative aimed at promoting excellence and innovation in university teaching and learning across a

30 Nov 2005: In 2003 a radical alternative was proposed. What if Homer was right all along? What if this mismatch has occurred not because of geographical errors by the

19 Sep 2005: Physics At Work is run by the Cavendish Laboratory to give 14- to 16-year-olds the chance to meet scientists working in academic and commercial fields and

16 Jun 2005: The Henry Wellcome Building on the city’s Fitzwilliam Street will house the Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies. The Centre was established in

27 Jul 2005: Composition in Africa and the Diaspora is a five-day series of concerts and discussions at Churchill College celebrating the emerging recognition that African

10 Oct 2005: It's not too late to apply, but in order to be considered for a place, we must receive your application by Saturday. You will need to complete a Cambridge

31 Oct 2005: Canadian writer Rudy Wiebe once said of the Arctic explorer and anthropologist Vilhjalmur Stefansson (1879-1962) that “Stefansson is so fascinating a character

19 May 2005: Maud Gleason is one of the leaders of the current generation of classicists who are exploring the intersections between ideas of manhood, sexuality,

17 Feb 2005: All the money raised at the concert will support specific rehabilitation projects in the Indian Ocean basin, in particular educational and medical initiatives.

13 Apr 2005: As well as enjoying lectures on topics including the sounds of the universe and the fact that the sun is a star, the school students will get a guided tour of

21 Dec 2005: The Programme will link the University’s world-renowned Department of Chemistry with the new Cancer Research UK Cambridge Research Institute at Addenbrooke's

5 Oct 2005: The Partnership for Schools programme is supported by KPMG and Clifford Chance and works with students from Year 7 onwards to encourage them to aim for the