The Legacy of Moses Maimonides
26 May 2004A special public lecture to celebrate the life and works of Moses Maimonides will be held on Tuesday, June 1 at the Faculty of Divinity at the University of Cambridge.
Doing 'Deep time'
26 May 2004A new website has been launched, offering an insight into archaeological fieldwork that has been carried out by the University of Cambridge in quarries around Cambridgeshire.
Japan Week at Clare Hall
25 May 2004One of the world’s most respected international law academics, Professor Yasuaki Onuma, will give this year’s Ashby Lecture in Robinson College Auditorium on Wednesday 26 May at 6pm.
The ‘Rosemary Murray’ rose
24 May 2004To celebrate its 50th Anniversary in 2004-05, and in honour of its founding President, New Hall is delighted to announce the introduction of a new rose variety.
HIV declines in Uganda through community education
21 May 2004Researchers from University of Cambridge have found a dramatic decline in HIV and AIDS rates in Uganda, due to people not having sex until later in life, and reducing the number of sexual partners.
Robinson wins award from Royal Society
20 May 2004The Royal Society presented the Rosalind Franklin Prize to Professor Carol Robinson from the Department of Chemistry this month.
Targets for cancer treatment
18 May 2004Scientists from Cancer Research UK have discovered how cancer cells choose to live or die following anti-cancer treatments such as chemotherapy.
Nano-bouquet
14 May 2004A photo competition was held at the Department of Engineering in February, inviting images that relate to research or teaching in the Department. The entries could be beautiful, fascinating, intriguing, amusing or all of these.
Amartya Sen speaks on India
14 May 2004Professor Amartya Sen, Nobel Laureate in Economics and until recently Master of Trinity College, will return to Cambridge on Monday to give the 2003-04 Leslie Stephen Lecture.
The Biggest Splash
14 May 2004Professor Julia Goodfellow CBE, Chief Executive of Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), will be speaking on Wednesday (May 19) at the annual ‘Women in Science, Engineering and Technology (WiSETI)’ lecture. Her talk is entitled ‘The Biggest Splash’.
