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20 Apr 2001: Search. Search. New test for Alzheimer's Disease. News. New test for Alzheimer's Disease.. ... The test can also distinguish Alzheimer's sufferers from patients with depression and people without any neuropsychiatric disorder with 98 per cent accuracy.

11 Apr 2001: This is the conclusion of new research by Dr Sonia Bhalotra of the Department of Applied Economics at the University of Cambridge, whose findings are presented at the Royal Economic ... Add to this the fact that family members are easier to supervise

2 Jul 2001: At the end of the week the delegates will put their new skills to the test, when they present their business plans to a panel of expert judges.

12 Feb 2001: Dr Abraham Karpas of the department of haematology, has invented a process with the potential to produce any type of human antibody in the test-tube.

13 Dec 2001: The TLRP office will move to Cambridge from its current base at the University of Exeter in March next year. As new TLRP Director Professor Pollard will be

10 Dec 2001: Since 1983 the Economics prize has been won four times, most recently by Professor Amartya Sen, Master of Trinity College for his contribution to welfare economics. ... In 1968, the Sveriges Riksbank (Bank of Sweden) instituted a further Prize in

3 Dec 2001: Last month Churchill College also hosted a three-day conference on Anglo-Japanese economic relations. ... a major part in British economic and financial life.

12 Jan 2001: He was the Chair of Real Estate Finance and Urban Economics at the University of Wisconsin's Business School. ... that would collaborate closely with the North American business schools who are already specialising in real estate and urban economics.

20 Nov 2001: Mike Finn is a graduate student at Magdalene College, Cambridge where he is studying for an MPhil in Economic and Social History. ... His MPhil thesis - a study of cultural projects in East London, 1870-1914 - is supervised by Professor Gareth Stedman

19 Feb 2001: Russell and Wittgenstein in philosophy; Maitland, Butterfield and McNair in law; Needham and Elton in history, and Keynes in economics.