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14 May 2004: The ‘Leslie Stephen Lecture’ is given in every other academic year, and honours Sir Leslie Stephen (1832-1903), the British philosopher and man of letters who

12 Jul 2004: America Alone’ outlines the costs of the neo-conservative push in terms of economic damage, distortion of priorities, rising anti-Americanism, encroachment on civil liberties, domestic political polarisation and reduced security.

11 Jun 2004: both as a pioneer in the world of miniature electronic circuits on silicon chips and in building the University's links with industry to help make Cambridge a major economic force.

14 Jun 2004: The Multikultur@ website features interviews, articles and interactive quizzes about topics such as the history of the cinema, famous French scientists and

7 Jul 2004: Dr S C Ogilvie (Economic History). Mr J D Ray (Egyptology).

26 Jul 2004: And how do the two genders compare in retirement? The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has just awarded some of the country's top social scientists £3 million to answer ... The eight teams chosen to lead GeNet draw together experts in the

3 Sep 2004: All pregnant women are offered blood tests where levels of AFP protein are measured to determine the risk of a baby being born with conditions such as spina bifida and ... The test results for over 200,000 women who gave birth in Scotland between 1991

4 Jun 2004: a wind tunnel and test tanks.

15 Nov 2004: In 1988, Professor Sahakian started up CANTAB; a computer automated battery of neuropsychological tests, for use in accurate, sensitive cognitive assessment.

3 Jun 2004: Today’s standard test for Down's syndrome, an amniocentesis, is done from the 15th week of pregnancy.