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29 May 2015: 18 – 19 A is for Albatross. 20 – 21 Let’s get statted 22 – 23 Masters of the universe 24 – 25 The big dating game 26 – 27 Mining for corruption 28 – 29

16 Jan 2023: Jim Platts from the Institute forManufacturing has worked for over 20 years on wind turbine design andmost recently on developing a new type of blade made from bamboo. ... system works ‘as a whole’.In the last 20 years of palaeoclimateresearch, three

18 Jan 2007: Inthis issue the spotlight is on sensorresearch as a taster for the nextHorizon Seminar on 20 March 2007;from measuring volcanic gasemissions to monitoring undergroundinfrastructure, ‘A Sensory World’ willshow how sensors ... For more information,

7 Feb 2012: Preview 18–19. Kaiser, Reich and the making of modern Germany. Features 20–31. ... Autophagy: when 20–21‘self-eating’ is good for you. Objects of devotion 22–23.

5 Jan 2009: Preview 18–19Fashioning the value chain. Features 20–30Physics of Medicine 20Portus Project: bringing to life Trajan’s legacy 22New hopes for the nervous system 24The new geography of personality 26The ... Cambridge is one of 20 teamschosen to

6 Feb 2015: 20 – 21 Celestial bodies 22 – 23 Sports calibrated 24 – 25 If you go down to the woods today… 26 – 27 Illuminating art’s history 28 – 29 Life, lit by the glow

21 Aug 2009: scholarly interest in musicalperformance has practically explodedduring the last 20 years,’ said CentreDirector professor John rink. ... 20 or sointermolecular spacings). however, weneed much greater thicknesses ofsemiconductor to absorb all

14 Apr 2016: If the stock of steel stabilises, we can anticipate that over the next two decades, around 20 million tonnes will be discarded annually. ... Yet the clothing and textiles industry faces a similar problem and returns just 20% of its material as scrap.

8 May 2012: Intoxicating history 18–19. Preview 20–21. Frugal innovation. Features 22–31. A new dimension to DNA 22–23and personalised medicine of the future. ... CiPH. Cambridge Institute of Public Health In just 20 years, Cambridge’s Institute of Public

2 May 2013: 16 – 17 Maori artefacts. 18 Overview 19 Copyright and creativity 20 – 21 Social media and revolution 22 – 23 Rock art 24 – 25 Mapping history using GIS 26 – 27 Critical editions.