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6 Nov 2006: The design is intended for the generation after next of aircraft for entry into service in 2030. ... the future might look like if very low noise was the primary requirement”.

14 Jun 2006: different points during my postgraduate career.

1 Mar 2006: The closing date for entries is 17th March. A school can enter as many drawings as they like. ... Each entry must have the Child’s Name, Age and the Name of the School, clearly written on the back of the entry.

28 Sep 2006: Nominations this year include six Cambridge entries across the 18 categories available.

16 Aug 2006: Applying for 2007: New applications for 2007 entry can be made to UCAS from 1 September 2006. ... For those considering applying to the University for 2007 entry, some Colleges are holding College open days in September.

16 Nov 2006: Nominations this year included six Cambridge entries within the 18 categories.

16 Aug 2006: Applying for 2007: New applications for 2007 entry can be made to UCAS from 1 September 2006. ... For those considering applying to the University for 2007 entry, some Colleges are holding College open days in September.

21 Dec 2006: All the entries will be judged by the comedian, television presenter and Cambridge alumnus Griff Rhys Jones and prizes will be awarded to his favourites. ... Further information and entry forms are available in the exhibition in the Mellon Gallery.

10 May 2006: Tickets can be purchased for individual events, but a special two-week festival ticket (£20, £15 concessions) is also available until Monday, 15 May; it includes entry to eight films, four

30 Jun 2006: The Cambridge Open Days are aimed at students considering applying to Cambridge for entry in October 2007 or deferred entry in 2008, especially those who have not chosen their specific course

8 Dec 2006: Previous entries include a swimsuit with integrated buoyancy aids; a proposal to replace light bulbs in traffic lights across the country with energy saving LEDs; an innovative design for a swivelling

26 May 2006: Last year’s auction raised £21,000 for charity. This year’s event is sponsored by Ernst & Young and entry costs £5 for students and £10 for non-students.

15 Nov 2006: A BBC report last month put computer science sixth in its top ten of most popular subjects, based on UCAS figures for university entry in 2007.

28 Feb 2006: All are welcome. Entry is free, and no pre-registration is required.

14 Dec 2006: Entries from over 100 departments of Architecture worldwide were submitted for these RIBA awards.

22 Aug 2006: The winning entry will be judged on distance travelled, top speed, and aesthetics.

21 Nov 2006: Since 1999, CUE has had over 450 entries and awarded over £280,000 in grants to 31 business ideas.

27 Jan 2006: A requirement of the Fellowship is that recipients return to Africa afterwards to help create an academic community there so that others on the continent can benefit from their expertise.

2 Oct 2006: Entries for the awards were received from every university in the United Kingdom and Ireland and judges paid tribute to the exceptional quality of this year’s work.

16 May 2006: Entry is free to all.