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18 Nov 2016: These include tools to support managers with people-related issues, such as recruitment and HR policies, as well as links to financial guidance and information for staff who are responsible for ... We create an environment where people feel empowered.

19 Dec 2013: Professor Graham Virgo has been appointed Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education. He will take up position in October 2014. The Pro-Vice Chancellors support the work of the Vice-Chancellor, providing academic leadership to the University and work in

14 Mar 2013: After the event, people can explore an exhibition of groups and services that support research activity in Cambridge.

1 Feb 2013: Some 30,000 Channel Islanders were evacuated to the UK before the invasion, but many people stayed on. ... In some cases these people were imprisoned quickly and deported, and even families scarcely knew what had happened,” Dr Carr says.

29 Jun 2024: Eight people have been. 2024 University of Cambridge.

1 Jun 2020: Professor Rachel Oliver, Director of the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride, will be named one of the Top 50 Women in Engineering 2020 by the Women's Engineering Society on International Women in Engineering Day, for her contributions to

7 Feb 2014: Professor Richard Prager has been appointed Head of Cambridge University School of Technology. The focus of his new role will be to ensure the school acts as “the glue” between the five departments it represents and the central university.

24 Oct 2013: Public engagement is not just about the people beyond universities listening – it’s about getting people involved in the conversation.”. ... People also want to see wider society involved in setting public research agendas, and research focused on

7 Jul 2014: Professor Anthony Purnell, Visiting Royal Academy of Engineering Professor in Systems Engineering, Trinity Hall. What was the make and colour of your first bike as a child, and did you name it anything? Carlton Blue, but it was all chrome, so

29 Jul 2020: The prestigious Lister Institute Research Prize is awarded annually to outstanding scientists in the biomedical sciences, and is awarded to Dr Rebecca Lawson for her research in the field of computational psychiatry.