Making science GCSE revision more fun than hard work
27 April 2004With the countdown to this year's GCSEs well and truly on, it's time to start knuckling down to revision. But studying doesn't have to be soul-destroying.
Forget learning
26 April 2004A recently published paper in ‘Science’ magazine explores the way in which our long-term memories can be affected when they are recalled.
Lord Winston on Judaism and Science
23 April 2004Professor Lord Winston, a renowned academic and member of the House of Lords, will deliver the seventh annual Yerushah Lecture in Cambridge on Monday, April 26 about the relationship between Judaism and science.
Ronald Dworkin talks truth in Heffer Lecture tonight
21 April 2004The eminent philosopher Professor Ronald Dworkin will tonight deliver the Faculty of Philosophy's annual Heffer Lecture at Lady Mitchell Hall.
Archbishop visits Cambridge
21 April 2004The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, mixed the formal with the informal when he visited Cambridge yesterday.
Topping out ceremony for landmark building
15 April 2004A world-class centre of excellence in Cambridge, set to speed up the delivery of new ways of diagnosing, treating and preventing cancer, has entered its final phase of development today (Monday 19 April).
Fighting for Sight
15 April 2004Research into eye cell regeneration is to take place at the University of Cambridge, thanks to a £60,000 grant from the charity ‘Fight for Sight’.
Continuing Consultation for Women
15 April 2004Women at the University will have another chance to discuss areas relevant to their everyday working lives at the next Women’s Forum taking place this Friday (23 April).
Learn how your mobile phone works
14 April 2004Ever wondered how your mobile phone or games console works? Well, all will be revealed tonight (15 April) in the third Engineering@Easter event for families.
University Challenge
13 April 2004200 teams applied, 28 qualified for the series, only two faced each other in the final.
