Hughes Hall elects new President
09 May 2006The diplomat Sarah Squire has been elected the new President of Hughes Hall, Cambridge, with effect from 1 October 2006.
Lord Patten to speak on the rise of East Asia
08 May 2006Lord Patten, former Governor of Hong Kong, will give a lecture on 'The Rise of East Asia: Threat or Opportunity' on Tuesday 9 May at 5pm in the Faculty of Law on the Sidgwick Site.
Fourth Annual Disability Lecture
08 May 2006The Chairman of the Disability Rights Commission, Bert Massie CBE, will tonight (9 May) deliver the University of Cambridge Disability Resource Centre's Fourth Annual Disability Lecture.
9/11 litigation
08 May 2006The legal and political aspects of lawsuits relating to international terrorism are the subject of this year’s New Hall Smith-Howarth Law Lecture, which takes place tomorrow evening (11 May).
Research focuses on alleviating symptoms of Huntington’s Disease
08 May 2006A £1 million University of Cambridge study will investigate behavioural symptoms and potential treatments for Huntington's Disease.
Opening for the latest West Cambridge building
04 May 2006The £14 million new home for the Electrical Engineering Division of the Department of Engineering is now up and running.
Achieving Millennium Development Goals
03 May 2006Salil Shetty, Director of the United Nations Millennium Campaign to cut poverty worldwide, will be at the Judge Business School tonight (3 May) to launch a speaker series jointly organised by a University of Cambridge student society and the UN Millennium Campaign.
Talking Evolution
28 April 2006World-renowned anthropologist and conservationist Richard Leakey will be giving a public lecture in Cambridge next Tuesday 2 May at 5pm.
New enterprise awards
26 April 2006The Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL) celebrated enterprise with an awards ceremony at the Judge Business School on April 25.
Autism Research Centre receives funding to study early detection
26 April 2006The Autism Research Centre (ARC), University of Cambridge, will receive £461,420 in funding to investigate whether earlier identification, resulting in earlier treatment, improves the prognosis of an autistic child.
