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29 Apr 2009: him of food, or to spend their time hunting for ever-elusive “woozles and wizzles”, which Piglet frets could be “Hostile Animals… of Hostile intent”. ... of Education, University of Cambridge, 184 Hills Road, Cambridge, at 5pm on Wednesday,

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4 Sep 2009: In the caseof small animals, devices weighing more than 5% of bodyweight are often considered too heavy. ... Formally, the problemis as follows: Given a limited energy budget, maximize thenumber of animal detections.

31 Jul 2009: Although the teams from Scripps Research and LMB were scientific competitors in earlier years, they pooled their inventions in Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT, now MedImmune, part of AstraZeneca) to facilitate exploitation ... On July 9, 2009, the New

7 Sep 2009: Sir David served over the years on such bodies as the Council on Tribunals, the Royal Commission on the Environment, the Commission on Energy and the Environment, the Animal Procedures Committee ... Paying tribute, the current Vice-Chancellor Professor

1 Aug 2009: Cambridge’s EPSRC- supported Integrated Knowledge Centre has been used to start the printing project. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

5 Jan 2009: The Back Page 36Your way into Cambridge. Freeze Frame: through theeyes of the polar explorers. ... Following. the competition wewill set up the home in. Cambridge to monitor itsperformance over three.

21 Aug 2009: researchers at Cambridge arefully involved in bringing about thesechanges. Participating speakers and chairs. ... Cambridge’s epsrC-supported integrated Knowledge Centrehas been used to start the printingproject.

12 Dec 2009: Inthese contexts, WSN nodes are physically attached to animals or people being moni-tored. ... 2. J. L. Brown and G. H. Orians. Spacing patterns in mobile animals.