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28 Apr 2024: Search. Search. James Watson. James Watson.. ... 29 Jul 2016. Darwin’s stuffed pigeons, the letter which first coined the term ‘genetics’ and a paper by Crick and Watson which helped decode DNA all feature in.

18 Oct 2023: prize was awarded to James Peebles, Princeton University, for his work on the evolution of the Universe).

28 Apr 2024: Search. Search. Topics. Topics.. The demand continues for materials that are stronger, cheaper, lighter, more conductive – simply better. Cambridge researchers have long worked with African colleagues on issues that matter not just to the

14 Mar 2024: The trail will take you past Colleges and Departments as well as a trip past The Eagle pub where Francis Crick and James Watson announced they had "discovered the secret of

9 Dec 2005: The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) will mark the achievements of the great Scottish chemist Lord Todd, whose work made the DNA breakthrough of Francis Crick and James Watson possible, by ... This work opened the way for Watson and Crick’s discovery

9 Jan 2013: Total cost: £8,450. 1871. James Clerk Maxwell returns to Cambridge as the first Cavendish Professor of Physics. ... 1953. Francis Crick and James Watson discover the structure of DNA, unlocking the secret of how coded information is contained in living

1 Mar 2023: It was here on the 28. th. February 1963, that Francis Crick and James Watson first announced they had “discovered the secret of life” – DNA. ... new science of human genetics, taking forward the work of Crick and Watson.

30 Sep 2022: cosmos with Professor James Peebles (Princeton University) and Professor Michel Mayor (University of Geneva). ... Francis Crick (Gonville and Caius College and Churchill College) and James Watson (Clare College).

23 Apr 2013: Francis Crick’s former research partner James Watson and another eminent Nobel Prize winner, Sydney Brenner, will unveil the relief in the archway of the Great Gate at Gonville and Caius.

29 Jul 2016: From Darwin’s provisional hypothesis of pangenesis to William Bateson’s work on animal variation, right the way through to Crick, Watson and Franklin, Cambridge has been at the forefront of