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6 Oct 2017: New Creative Arts Fellow: Tom Coult. 06/10/2017. Composer Tom Coult is the 25th Fellow Commoner in Creative Arts at Trinity. ... The Trinity Challenge 2024 has announced four winning teams using new technologies to tackle the….

5 Apr 2017: Latest HIV research inspires compelling new art collaboration. Published on. 5 April, 2017. ... evade innate immunity, has been used as the inspiration for a new artistic project.

16 Nov 2017: Press Release: Government Announce New Centre at Cambridge. Submitted by Angela Walters on Thu, 16/11/2017 - 13:50. ... exploitation of new and emerging technologies, data and analytics to enhance the natural and built environment, thereby driving up

27 Feb 2017: 27 February 2017. We have a new Entrepreneur in Residence and he’s here to help.

28 Mar 2017: However, a new range of drying cabinets, developed with input from the University’s own Department of Chemistry, incorporates a number of energy saving features and uses less than half the ... The Equipment Replacement Programme can provide 50% of the

27 Mar 2017: For new staff coming to Cambridge for the first time, the problems are more obvious and more emphasised. ... Some thought needs to be given to ‘matching’ mentors to new members of staff appropriately.

9 Aug 2017: The service provides support and guidance on the creation of new roles, and the review of existing roles. ... New roles will be added to the library, so please check prior to starting each grading request.

23 Oct 2017: New Frontiers in Random Geometry (RaG). AnSeptember 2011 – August 2017. ... Cambridge Probability was awarded a Programme Grant (only the second such grant in mathematics) that funded the programme ‘New Frontiers in Random Geometry’ (RaG) for six

26 Oct 2017: National Stress Awareness Day Stress and the management of mental health in the workplace is becoming one of the biggest health concerns. According to UNISON’s 2017 survey on stress, demands on time were the biggest cause of workplace stress.

23 Jun 2017: Schools, Faculties and Departments The University of Cambridge consists of over 100 Departments, Faculties, Schools and institutes, most of which have their