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6 Oct 2016: Notably he has used ideas from economics to understand networks (and of course vice versa). ... It is important to stress that this is not a return to the old entrance exam abolished in the 1980s.

30 Sep 2016: Hopping on trains and a ferry across Italy I visited six cities in two weeks. Our longest trip was nine hours, with the scenery flashing from urban flats to volcanic mountains. Taking recommendations

26 May 2016: Most people know that insect pollinators increase agricultural crop yields, but estimates by the researchers Morse and Calderone have shown the value of honeybee pollination to crop production is $14.

6 Oct 2016:  As a nation, Great Britain is one of the highest consumers of chocolate in the world. On average a British person consumes 11kg of chocolate each year, the equivalent of three bars a week; so wh

22 Apr 2016: Engineering is about problem solving. As an engineer you rely on your knowledge to find solutions. Mathematics is your primary toolbox, but you are not just using your tools to take something apart or

24 Mar 2016:  The biochemistry of metabolismMy name is Alice and I am a 3rd year biochemist. Initially I came to Cambridge thinking I would specialise in chemistry as the less strong teaching of biology at my

22 Mar 2016: About you I come from a Nigerian family but have spent most of my life in the UK, being based in North London for the majority of my life. I love fashion, music and travelling. I have done a lot of

22 Mar 2016: About me I grew up in a little, inconsequential, town called Hinckley in Leicestershire and attended comprehensive co-ed schools my whole life. Despite receiving little support or much good teachin

26 Oct 2016: On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays I have two lectures which cover the exam content of the course; Architectural History and Theory, Structures, Environmental Design and Construction.

22 Mar 2016: Fitzwilliam Museum, handily located almost next door to the History of Art department, and in exam term having a revision day at the National Gallery. ... I think that's something we should be very proud of! Dome's definitely a highlight, it's a place to

10 Nov 2016: Essentially everyone has their own reality. Everyone has their own little world with thousands of things different to the person stood next to them.  Say for example there were fifty things going

6 Oct 2016:  Recently, our country has made the bold decision to become a pioneer and leave the European Union, which has left many people with the same question at the forefront of their minds: what now?

20 Jul 2016: FAQs from prior years' seminars and workshops are listed below. - 2023 questions start from Q. Who do we email the schedule of accruals and prepayments to? - 2021 and 2022 questions start from Q. What codes should be used for departmental accruals? -

25 Oct 2016: About Me   Hey! I’m Chloe, a second year Geography undergrad at Murray Edwards or, more affectionately, ‘Medwards’.   Coming from a high achieving girls grammar school in Watford

11 Apr 2016: Shadowing Scheme - Cambridge SU (Students' Union) An opportunity for students with little or no experience of university to find out what life as a Cambridge student is really like: Stay with

30 Sep 2016: Over summer, I took a 3-week trip to Valencia, Spain to volunteer at a children’s English summer school and improve my own level of Spanish. During the mornings on weekdays, I spent 5 hours helping

21 Jun 2016: The business leader, Margaret Cole, and contemporary painter, Eileen Cooper, were warmly welcomed to the College as Honorary Fellows at an admission ceremony on Saturday 18 June. Artist Eileen Coop

31 Mar 2016: Degrees and honours BA, PhD Biography Dr Lydia Hamlett is Associate Professor at the Institute of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge. Before coming to the Institute of Continuin

28 Jan 2016: Catalina Cangea   The reason I chose to study CS was maintaining the strongest connection possible to the real world while pursuing a Science subject. Powerful and complex software eng

17 Mar 2016: Who doesn't like a cup of tea? 6.2 billion cups of tea are consumed in the UK every year, proof that tea is Britain's most loved beverage. But what's the chemistry behind a brew, and what

24 Oct 2016: Based at University of Cambridge's Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), The Naked Scientists are a team of scientists, doctors and communicators whose passion is to help the general public to unde

16 Apr 2016: Introduction This page describes the Publication Scheme, in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act (2000). This publication scheme follows the model prepared and approved by the Inf

25 Feb 2016: Clinical and clean, dirty and disgusting: you choose. Veterinary medicine is my subject of choice. Most vet students will tell you they have known what they wanted to be since they were six. This was

30 Sep 2016: This summer, I spent a month volunteering in rural Japan as part of the WWOOF (Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms) scheme, living and working on two different farms, each for a period of two wee

30 Sep 2016: In September I spent two weeks at UCL, at the Institute for Materials Discovery. I worked with the research team, led by Professor Kwang-Leong Choy, who are investigating solar cells, and was also giv

30 Sep 2016:   This year with my Gateway Challenges funding I decided that I would undertake independent travel to Austria to explore the culture there. I have only travelled abroad as part of a group b

13 May 2016: I have always felt a bit like rather than choosing to study chemistry, chemistry chose me. There have been several times in my life so far when my career could have turned out completely different. T

30 Sep 2016: I used my gateway challenges funding to travel around Ecuador for several weeks, completing a Spanish course and volunteering along the way. Often overlooked as one of the smaller Latin American count

20 Dec 2016: Closing the Political Ambition Gap Lecture by Susannah Wellford On 28 November 2016,  Susannah Wellford, the founder of Running Start, spoke at a lecture about the inspiring

22 Apr 2016: Linguistics at Cambridge introduces students to the study of language as a phenomenon from a wide range of exciting perspectives. In the first year you will acquire the building blocks for analysing l

15 Apr 2016: (Response to Frances O'Grady lecture on Thursday 28 January as part of the Capitalism on the Edge series at Murray Edwards College.) Going through such long processes of graduate recruitment -

9 Mar 2016: centuries. In choosing to examine the linguistic situation in the 11th century, we are choosing a period rich in primary sources, the Genizah having preserved exam-ples of all the genres ... The very lowest in society, at least in socio-economic terms,

30 Sep 2016: I began my trip in Georgia, where I spent the first 6 days. I flew into Tbilisi and from there explored some of the archeological sites on the border with Azerbaijan before heading up into the High Ca

14 Nov 2016: About me Hi! I am a second year CompSci from Romania. As I focused on studying Maths and Computer Science in high-school, I think I have known for a while what I want to study during university. Ho

14 Nov 2016: About me I’ve recently graduated from Murray Edwards College (June 2016), moved to Liverpool and have just started work for the Jaguar Land Rover on the graduate scheme. I grew up in a tiny village

16 Jun 2016: I studied history and have spent much of my career working with experts in epidemiology, economics, engineering, law, veterinary science, nuclear physics….

30 Sep 2016: Degrees:      B.Pharm (DU, Bangladesh) M.Pharm (DU, Bangladesh) MSc in Molecular Pharmacology (Manchester) PhD in Pharmacology (Cantab) Awards & Prizes:    

22 Apr 2016: Mathematics at Cambridge is renowned for its emphasis on the development of mathematical intuition and reasoning and offers a wide range of topics across pure and applied mathematics. In the first

31 Mar 2016: Degrees and honours  BA, VetMB, Ph.D. Biography It feels as if my career has involved a tour of biology - Veterinary studies here at Cambridge, PhD in Developmental Neurobiology at UCL,

22 Apr 2016: History of Art at Cambridge encourages the visual analysis of art and architecture at close-hand and offers opportunities to explore issues of history, theory, criticism and display. Students cover a

25 May 2016: Professor Helen Rees studied Medical Sciences at our College from 1971. She became an Honorary Fellow of our College in 2015. Helen Rees is the founder and Executive Director of the Wits Reproducti

22 Apr 2016: Architecture at Cambridge offers an inspiring and rigorous introduction to the subject. The course covers a range of fields, including architectural history and theory as well as principles of

31 Mar 2016: Degrees and honours MA; PhD Fellow of the Royal Historical Society Awards and prizes Royal Historical Society Public History Prize (Policy and Public Debate), Pilkington Prize, Women’

22 Apr 2016: All aspects of modern computer science are covered, along with the underlying theory and foundations in economics, law and business.

31 Mar 2016: Degrees MA MB BChir MClinRes MRCP PhD Awards and Prizes NIHR Clinical Lectureship in Neurology Research Interests My research has two overarching aims: 1) to employ systems neuroscie

22 Apr 2016: The Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology course is multidisciplinary, with an emphasis on applying science to solve real-world problems in the process and biotechnology industries. In the first

31 Mar 2016: Degrees and honours PhD  Columbia University, New York, USA.  Masters Degree  University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA Awards and prizes Keynote Speaker, 2016 Goldschmidt Conf

22 Apr 2016: History and Politics at Cambridge is an exciting joint Honours degree which offers subjects from the History and Human, Social and Political Sciences (HSPS) courses, together with bespoke pape

5 Oct 2016: Degrees BA, Greek Philology (Athens) MSc, Natural Language and Speech Processing (Edinburgh) PhD, Linguistics (Edinburgh) Awards Marie Curie Fellow Alan Turing Fellow, from 2022

22 Apr 2016: Natural Sciences offers a wide range of physical and biological science subjects from numerous different departments in a unique and demanding course. A broad first year is combined with increasi