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20 Apr 2001: The test can also distinguish Alzheimer's sufferers from patients with depression and people without any neuropsychiatric disorder with 98 per cent accuracy.

30 Oct 2001: The competition is part of the GG2 Leadership and Diversity Awards, a scheme which celebrates the achievements of people from ethnic minorities.

30 Jan 2001: ourselves. This audit has shown that in striving for academic excellence, Cambridge people firmly support a strictly merit-based approach to appointments and promotions, and recognise the need to find new

22 Aug 2001: It also reveals the ways in which colonial powers used photography to survey the lands and peoples they controlled and the importance of photographic images in the development of fieldwork as

23 Feb 2001: He has many fond memories of the theatre and of the people who worked there. ... celebrated Faculty alumni include Sir David Hare, David Baddiel, Emma Thompson, Miriam Margoyles, Griff Rhys Jones, Stephen Fry, Simon Russell Beale and Rachel Weisz.

28 Feb 2001: An adjacent overflow theatre is provided with live TV coverage. Each lecture is typically attended by 600 people, so it is advisable to arrive around half an hour early to ensure

23 Mar 2001: Not suitable for people with pacemakers. To book a place, call the Information Centre, 01223 766766 Guided Tour - suitable for age: 18.

16 Oct 2001: But it was a very long time before everything was worked out and it would be fair to say there are an awful lot of other people - much better scientists than

9 Nov 2001: Cryptoprocessors use the Data Encryption Standard (DES) to encrypt computer data - scrambling it in a complex manner so that only people who know the key can descramble it.

18 Jan 2001: An adjacent overflow theatre is provided with live TV coverage. Each lecture is typically attended by 600 people, so it is advisable to arrive around half an hour early to ensure

6 Mar 2001: The awards ceremony was held at Robinson College on Friday 2 March, 2001 before an audience of over 150 people including the University's Vice-Chancellor and a range of local

15 May 2001: In the United States, power originally resided with the people or in the States and was ceded upward to a national government of limited authority.

12 Feb 2001: This process could produce antibodies for use in research and diagnosis, and also therapeutic antibodies, which could benefit people suffering from infectious diseases, cancers and perhaps even autoimmune disorders," explained Dr

8 Feb 2001: An adjacent overflow theatre is provided with live TV coverage. Each lecture is typically attended by 600 people, so it is advisable to arrive around half an hour early to ensure

25 Jan 2001: An adjacent overflow theatre is provided with live TV coverage. Each lecture is typically attended by 600 people, so it is advisable to arrive around half an hour early to ensure

5 Nov 2001: The University published two reports on Friday, 2 November 2001 about the University's on-line commitment accounting software system (CAPSA) and its

7 Aug 2001: The University of Cambridge Press Centre is relocating. It is moving to new offices within the Old Schools building today, Wednesday, 8 August 2001. Urgent

11 Dec 2001: Modern sculptors Benedict Carpenter, Denise de Cordova and Brian McCann are displaying their work in an exhibition, called Pressing Flesh, which is open at the

10 Dec 2001: Amongst the participants will be many of the Cambridge academics whose achievements have been recognised by the Nobel Foundation in the course of the last

26 Apr 2001: The Vice-Chancellor and Anne Campbell MP got on their bikes today (Thursday 26 April 2001), to mark the official opening of Britain's first Park and Cycle

8 May 2001: Essays in Philosophy of Culture Smuts Memorial Lectures 8 - 11 May 2001 This year's Smuts Memorial Lectures will be given by Professor V Y Mudimbe on four

29 Nov 2001: Flamsteed, who held the post of Astronomer Royal from 1675 until his death in 1719, became a nominal member of Jesus College in 1670, when he was 24 years old;

16 Mar 2001: This Saturday thousands of children and adults will be crowding into the University's New Museums Site to join Johnny Ball and Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir

15 Jun 2001: Today, Friday 15 June 2001, the Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, will confer honorary degrees at a traditional ceremony

29 May 2001: Opening of the new BP Institute at the University of Cambridge Sir Robert May, President of the Royal Society, and Sir John Browne, BP Group Chief Executive,

21 Nov 2001: This Friday (23 November, 2001) Stephen Gomersall, the UK Ambassador to Japan will visit the University to give a talk on the challenges now facing Japan.

3 Jan 2001: Several past and present members of the University were recognised in the New Years Honours list. Professor Lynn Faith Gladden of the Department of Chemical

5 Jan 2001: Cambridge celebrates its octocentenary as a town this year. It is 800 years since King John granted Cambridge its charter, devolving government of the city

31 May 2001: Is a bird in the hand worth two in the bush? The tendency to choose instant gratification rather than wait for a larger reward is linked to drug addiction,

13 Jun 2001: The University regrets to announce that the Dirac Lecture which was due to be given by Professor Freeman Dyson on Monday 18 June 2001 at the University's

26 Mar 2001: Engineering is a fascinating profession involved in the design and manufacture of almost everything you can see: from microchips to motorways, from aeroplanes

17 Oct 2001: The findings from the University's first Equality Agenda seminar are published today on the Personnel Department website. The seminar was held in May as part

2 Apr 2001: A new exhibition of maps at the Cambridge University Library tells the story of how European cartographers charted Australia. Timed to coincide with the

21 May 2001: International conference on government and the internet The internet is changing the world. Having started as a research tool sponsored by the military, it has

29 Aug 2001: A group of Cambridge students have spent their summer break putting together a touring production of Romeo and Juliet. Previews will be held at the ADC Theatre

25 Jun 2001: University team strive to find world's most fuel-efficient vehicle A team of researchers from the University's Cavendish Laboratory took part in the Shell

2 Oct 2001: The technology at the heart of this project is an innovative system of photovoltaic cells that will convert sunlight into electricity, and then use the

7 Sep 2001: Eight Cambridge students shortlisted for major award Britain's top science, engineering and technology students will discover next month which of them has been

6 Dec 2001: The future of theoretical physics and cosmology Stephen Hawking 60th Birthday Symposium Friday, 11 January 2002 Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge The

19 Feb 2001: Launch of the new Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities Today at the British Academy in London, the University of Cambridge launched

14 Nov 2001: This month staff and students are involved in the revival of an opera which was almost lost after being suppressed by the Third Reich in the 1930s. Cambridge

17 May 2001: The University is helping local groups to make a difference to their community. Again this year, the University has sponsored the region's Community Challenge

14 Mar 2001: Later this month Lord Robertson of Port Ellen, the Secretary-General of Nato, will give a Cambridge European Trust lecture. The lecture will be held on 23

12 Jun 2001: Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Bateman Street gate. Monday 18 June - Friday 22 June 2001 (inclusive) Open daily from 10am For three days next week, the

4 Apr 2001: Cambridge University Botanic Garden extends free opening hours during crisis. In a positive gesture to help the community during the foot-and-mouth crisis, the

12 Oct 2001: This week Cambridge students are taking part in a production of the Greek tragedy Electra, continuing a 100-year-old tradition of Classical drama at the

26 Oct 2001: This weekend the University is holding two very different public events - Back to the Stone Age at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology on Saturday 27

4 Jun 2001: Teaching Hamlet on the web Peter Donaldson, Head of the Literature Faculty at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and several of his colleagues

12 Jan 2001: Cambridge and Grosvenor establish a major partnership Jeremy Newsum, Chief Executive of the Grosvenor Group and Professor Sir Alec Broers, Vice-Chancellor of

12 Dec 2001: It was not so much a game of two halves as a game of half chances - the first try-less match since 1981 proved a disappointing spectacle for the 50,000 who