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1 Apr 2007: Just why do people gamble when ‘the house always wins’? Advances in brain imaging techniques are helping Cambridge scientists find out. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People.

24 Apr 2007: The Universities of Cambridge and East Anglia are the lead organisations in a consortium that will pump £200,000 a year into creating opportunities for bright young people. ... This is a wonderful opportunity to build on the extensive work Cambridge

1 Sep 2007: By identifying these ‘genetic signposts’, scientists might understand which people are most at risk and why. ... The Trust also embraces studies on how biomedical research affects people and society; the funding of a research project being undertaken

28 Jun 2007: We plan to start the project off this summer with around 12 researchers and we'd like as many people as possible to volunteer,” says Dawn Leeder, Reward & Development Manager at ... We are looking for scientists who can act as positive role models to

5 Jul 2007: the pancreas does in people without the condition,” said Hovorka.

29 Aug 2007: Today's conference heard that Bangladesh is thought to be the worst affected country, where hundreds of thousands of people are likely to die from arsenic poisoning. ... There have been no known cases of people in Britain becoming sick as a result of

29 Aug 2007: Arsenic in drinking water is threatening the health of people in more than 70 countries around the globe, according to new research presented today. ... There have been no known cases of people in Britain becoming sick as a result of arsenic in the water

19 Jan 2007: All are welcome and the event is free to attend, however each lecture is usually attended by some 600 people so early arrival is recommended.

25 Jun 2007: Past and Present Members of the Lab (2002). Brian, Lene, Wolf, Gerrit, Marijn, Ian, Mark, Yvonne and Jenny. everyone except Harvey. Yvonne, Harvey, Marijn and Ian, Christmas 2000.

24 Aug 2007: On almost every measure Cambridge does well. Penny Wilson, Head of Community Affairs, said, “More than one million people benefit from voluntary activities undertaken by University of Cambridge staff and students. ... More than one million people