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11 Mar 2010: Search. Search. Fruit flies and test tubes shed new light on Alzheimer’s. ... Dr Leila Luheshi. They found that in test tube studies the molecule not only prevents the protein from forming clumps but can also reverse this process.

16 Feb 2010: The agreement is between the University’s Institute for Manufacturing (IfM), part of the Department of Engineering, and the University College of Bahrain.

10 May 2010: role of the manufacturing industry as pivotal to economic progress.

21 Sep 2010: Professor Tony Wrigley. Writing in a new book, the eminent University of Cambridge economic historian, Professor Tony Wrigley, argues that the period needs to be reassessed - as one which has also ... Leading economic thinkers of the age, such as Thomas

7 Apr 2010: The Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) conference has an astounding line up of speakers including: George Soros, Chairman of Soros Fund Management, Professors Joseph Stiglitz, George Akerlof and James Mirrlees, ... all winners of the Nobel Prize

10 May 2010: Lindsay Chura, external officer of the Gates Scholars Council, which organises the lecture series, said: "Professor Collier’s highly influential work at the intersection of economic development, climate change and natural ... resource management has far

7 Jun 2010: Derek, 24, who was born in San Francisco but now hails from Maryland, rowed in the 7 seat of the winning Cambridge boat this year in his first Boat Race. He

3 Aug 2010: To test the theory that body odour may in fact be more significant, Dr. ... Scent is a very difficult attribute to study in some ways, because not many mammals have a scent gland that enables you to test the theory," Dr.

20 Jan 2010: The Lodge Lecture series aims to give a unique insight into the big issues of today. The argument that there is huge intergenerational inequity between younger

26 May 2010: Prompted by a concern about educational inequality, Reay’s latest work revisits economic historian RH Tawneys conclusion in 1931 that social class is the hereditary curse of the English educational system, ... This he described as having two-way