Testosterone levels predict City traders’ profitability
15 April 2008Research provides insight into irrational decision making during crashes and bubbles
International award for distinguished Cambridge Social Anthropologist
14 April 2008One of the world’s most renowned scholars of Soviet and post-Socialist Russia and Asia has received a prestigious prize for her work on concepts of freedom.
Quiz counters misconceptions over Cambridge admissions
11 April 2008A fun interactive quiz which aims to address some of the myths and misperceptions about the cost of studying at Cambridge has been launched by the Cambridge Admissions Office.
Enterprising opportunity for all postgraduate students in Cambridge
11 April 2008Entrepreneurs of the future can hone their personal and professional skills at one of the world’s leading business schools at a course next month.
Junior chefs win gold
10 April 2008A gold medal and ’‘best in class’ were awarded to two junior members of the Sidney Sussex College Kitchen team at a National Culinary Competition.
Heart disease predetermined by oxygen levels in the womb
09 April 2008The amount of oxygen available to a baby in the womb can affect their susceptibility to developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
Dr Jonathan Spencer ( 19 July 1960 - 6 April 2008)
08 April 2008It is with the deepest regret that we announce the death of Dr Jonathan Spencer, age 47, Fellow of St John's College and Reader in Biological Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry. Joe, as he was known to friends and colleagues, was killed in a car accident near Cambridge on Sunday 6 April.
Power to the people as photography exhibition opens
08 April 2008The work of Magnum photographer Mark Power - who covered the fall of the Berlin Wall and won a prestigious award for his interpretation of the Shipping Forecast - is the subject of a major exhibition at Cambridge University.
Exhibition gets to the art of science
04 April 2008What do artist David Nash and Nobel Prize-winning chemist Aaron Klug have in common?
Unlocking the potential of mature women students
03 April 2008Representatives from Lucy Cavendish made a visit to Denman College, the residential college owned by the Women’s Institute, earlier this week to discuss potential for the two institutions to work together.
