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• In brief: Call to tackle sex abuse by aid workers, Woman dies in ... - Times Online
• Earth Sciences scores record number of NERC Advanced Fellowships
• Oxford to Raise $2.5 Billion to Compete With Harvard (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Oxford to Raise $2.5 Billion to Compete With Harvard (Update2) - Bloomberg
• Oxford to Raise $2.5 Billion to Compete With Harvard (Update3) - Bloomberg
• The unholy origins of English song
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• Cambridge scientists highlighted for contribution to UK economy
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• Judith Ann Bailey 20 May 1934 - 6 May 2008
• Family businesses losing grip faster in UK - Telegraph.co.uk
• Madingley Hall - improving access
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• Pilkington Prizes honour teaching excellence
• Knowledge is power on the international stage - Independent
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• LVO for Director of Cambridge Programme for Industry
• Demand hots up despite cool market - Financial Times
• Hughes Hall student sets out to inspire others
• Youngsters from Eastern Region are invited to challenging summer school
• Globalisation and inclusion at the Oxford-India conference
• New Head for Cambridge Health and Safety Division
• Recognition of Lancaster?s teaching excellence
• UCL welcomes new Fellows and Honorary Fellows
• University of Leeds enters hall of fame
• New GEEMA Co-ordinator will take up post on July 1
• New GEEMA Co-ordinator will take up post on July 1
• New Head for Cambridge Health and Safety Division
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• UK Queens? College to hold conference on Islamic manuscripts - MehrNews.com
• UK Queens? College to hold conference on Islamic manuscripts - Tehran Times
• UK Advanced Engineering Summit 2008 held in Bangalore, Pune and ... - Machinist.in
• Professor named as one of the world's biggest influencers on sustainability
• Historian to study at Yale
• Test to determine each woman's chances of breast cancer - Telegraph.co.uk
• Genetic test will identify those most at risk of breast cancer - Independent
• Pioneer of medical education honoured with national award
• Bespoke Foundation Degree developed for Norbert Dentressangle Logistics UK
• National Teaching honour for pioneering Business School lecturer
• Genetic profiling for breast cancer on the horizon - Cancer Research UK - News & Resources
• Loughborough University professor is awarded prestigious fellowship - Loughborough News
• Greenwich lecturer receives National Teaching Award
• CARET leads project awarded Grant to Research Web 3.0 for Teaching and Learning
• Boots Centre For Innovation Seeks Out University Inventions, UK (Medical News Today)
• 76,000 pounds distributed to community projects
• £76,000 distributed to community projects
• Uganda: Naguru Project to Proceed - Otafiire (AllAfrica.com)
• £76,000 distributed to community projects
• Aldar sponsors scores of UAE students for study in the UK - AME Info
• University of Cambridge Open Days to welcome thousands of students
• Vice-Chancellor honoured by Queen's University Belfast
• New HR Director for Cambridge
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• UCL welcomes new Fellows and Honorary Fellows: video and listing
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• Northampton Business School celebrates Graduations
• New centre to research biological relationship between a mother and her fetus
• UK Study Recommends Testing All Women For Breast Cancer Risk; NHS ... - Pharmacogenomics Reporter...
• Region's regeneration leads to student's recognition
• Hugh Dennis welcomed to The University of Northampton
• �2.3m boost for Humanities postdoctoral research
• Royal Academy of Engineering elects Oxford researchers
• UCL doctoral student awarded fellowship to study early US political caricatures
• PARC?s Anti-Israel Polemics - National Review Online
• Researchers net �15k science awards to aid studies (The Scotsman)
• KAU teacher gets UK fellowship for climate research - Arab News
• Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 1st Sep 2005 14:44 UTC (OS News)
• Recrion takes part in University of Cambridge research into UK ... - Cambridge Network
• Educationists from Pakistan participate in UK Education Symposium - Associated Press of Pakistan
• Pakistani educationists participate in UK education symposium - Daily Times
• One step closer to the Holy Grail of physics
• New Centre for Corporate Reputation
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• Six University scholars elected to British Academy
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• St Catharine’s College receives major gift for teaching
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• £2.3m boost for Humanities postdoctoral research
• St Catharine’s receives major gift
• Newcastle Business School jets across the globe for charity work
• Ten UK businesses given best staff training accolade - TrainingZone.co.uk
• NZ Governance Centre conference 15 & 16 August (Scoop.co.nz)
• UCL researcher scoops L?Oreal For Women in Science Fellowship
• Liverpool academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
• New members for GIAB announced - Scoop.co.nz (press release)
• New fellowship scheme at Imperial College gives young scientists freedom to focus on research
• Behind closed doors: the importance of 'invisible' businesses
• Glaxosmithkline teams up with Cambridge to deliver new medicines
• UCL Neuroscience couple enjoy unique achievement
• Display of strength through unity - Financial Times
• Essex academics elected Fellows of the British Academy
• No excuse for being bored over the summer
• Dental graduate awarded �132,000 for PhD studies
• Chemical Engineering and Institute of Biotechnology merge
• New director for the Essex Business School
• UK first for Norwich Business School
• AMU professor wins prestigious UK fellowship - Thaindian.com
• AMU professor wins prestigious UK fellowship - Fresh News
• All planets are born in killer environments - MSNBC
• My Cambridge diary by James Finley, 17
• Early career support for UCL neuroscientists
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Responds To Shock Diabetes ... - Medical News Today (press...
• ‘Erasing’ drug-associated memories may stop drug addiction relapses
• You've got your exam results. What next?
• Business advisers report on state of UK SMEs - SMEweb
• Alltech Announces Fellowship Program for UK - UK News
• Leeds students recognised as leaders of the future
• Magnetic Monster In Erupting Galaxy - Science Daily (press release)
• PHOTO IN THE NEWS: Galactic "Jellyfish" Mystery Solved? - National Geographic
• UK lecturer wins libel case over Galway trip expenses - Galway Advertiser
• Cambridge graduates shine in Beijing Olympics
• Judge students represent Britain at international marketing competiiton
• Cambridge graduates shine at Beijing Olympics
• The Business Challenge Summer School – A diary by Rebecca Bradshaw
• Judge students represent Britain at international marketing competition
• Hubble Telescope Spies Magnetic Monster in Erupting Galaxy - Imperial Valley News
• World food science conference on the menu for Aberdeen
• Protestors deserve more legal protection, says philosopher
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• Smash the (Cell) State! - Nature.com (subscription)
• Chinese student follows his dreams to Cambridge - Independent
• Part-time study on the menu at Hotel Du Vin
• Sunway?s success - Malaysia Star
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• Teach First HE Access Programme picks Cambridge for its first summer school
• Pupils given unique masterclass from leading Scots authors
• Phylogica Partners With Leading UK Researchers to Develop New ... - PipelineReview.com (press...
• Teach First HE Access Programme picks Cambridge for its first summer school
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• Part-time study on the menu at Hotel Du Vin
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• Protestors deserve more legal protection, says philosopher
• New fellowship scheme at Imperial College gives young scientists freedom to focus on research
• Clinical Research Fellow hailed a future leader for the NHS
• Do we make good bedfellows, a panel of scientists and the media ask
• Prize winner returns
• Royal Academy of Engineering announces new fellows for 2007
• Four new Imperial Fellows elected by Royal Society
• Faculty of Medicine celebrates its successes at 2006 Awards Ceremony
• PPARC awards first Halliday Fellowship to Imperial scientist
• Early career support for UCL neuroscientists
• Pupils given unique masterclass from leading Scots authors
• World food science conference on the menu for Aberdeen
• Liverpool academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
• New director for the Essex Business School
• Essex academics elected Fellows of the British Academy
• Behind closed doors: the importance of 'invisible' businesses
• Mamta in global top four for MBA
• A marketplace of ideas
• Strathclyde sets standards for Scotland's PLCs
• From Berlin to Beverly Hills- via the Barony
• New Dean gets down to Business
• National Teaching honour for pioneering Business School lecturer
• Newcastle Business School jets across the globe for charity work
• Region's regeneration leads to student's recognition
• Teach First HE Access Programme picks Cambridge for its first summer school
• Hurry, hurry – Open Cambridge tours booking up fast
• Part-time study on the menu at Hotel Du Vin
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• Protestors deserve more legal protection, says philosopher
• New fellowship scheme at Imperial College gives young scientists freedom to focus on research
• Clinical Research Fellow hailed a future leader for the NHS
• Do we make good bedfellows, a panel of scientists and the media ask
• Prize winner returns
• Royal Academy of Engineering announces new fellows for 2007
• Four new Imperial Fellows elected by Royal Society
• Faculty of Medicine celebrates its successes at 2006 Awards Ceremony
• PPARC awards first Halliday Fellowship to Imperial scientist
• Early career support for UCL neuroscientists
• Pupils given unique masterclass from leading Scots authors
• World food science conference on the menu for Aberdeen
• Liverpool academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
• New director for the Essex Business School
• Essex academics elected Fellows of the British Academy
• Behind closed doors: the importance of 'invisible' businesses
• Business is sweet for Northumbria graduate
• Advice for small businesses to beat downturn
• Japanese, Briton, Three Americans Honored With Lasker Prizes - Bloomberg
• Richard J. Evans appointed new Regius Professor of Modern History
• Duke's business school to announce expansion plan - BusinessWeek
• 10,000 Women
• New Professor appointed to the Faculty of Music
• Diary: John Denham's dismay over 'meddling ministers' (Independent)
• HORIZON SEMINAR: Single component biology is past; Bioengineering has begun
• Business School to run joint MSc course with top Colombian university
• Cambridge hosts inaugural 'Entrepreneurship for a Zero Carbon Society' summit
• Cambridge announces Director of Undergraduate Recruitment
• �2 million study to reveal workings of dementia genes
• Professor Sir Brian Pippard (1920 – 2008)
• University work with Sue Ryder Care is kids' play
• University of Cambridge Programme for Industry celebrates its 20th anniversary
• Naked Scientists go National
• Region?s regeneration leads to student?s recognition
• Fondation IPSEN: "Cell Shape and Polarity: Lymphocytes and Beyond" - MarketWatch
• Cambridge Master Class opportunity for budding chemists
• Possible cause of antisocial behaviour identified by Cambridge scientists
• Prestigious fellowship for Cambridge engineer
• Thomson Reuters Foundation Fellows celebrate 25th anniversary
• Chinese culture celebrated in inaugural Cambridge lecture
• New international nanomaterials research programme launched
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• Cambridge University in your pocket with iTunes U
• New chair in Ancient Greek culture established
• Grants and fellowships for new arrivals in Engineering
• Cambridge graduate wins Nobel Prize for Chemistry
• Genome sequences of 2 malaria parasites defined - EurekAlert (press release)
• IQE joins European funded ?VISIT? programme - Compound Semiconductors Online (press release)
• IQE joins European-funded ?VISIT? Program - Compound Semiconductors Online (press release)
• New cancer treatment facility for animals opens
• More spin than reality in 1960s UK - The Australian
• “The Shaping of Experience” at the Møller
• Only the creme de la creme will do for Scotland?s University of the Year (Times Online)
• Private equity gets a lifeline for research - Financial Times
• Leading UK Marketing Academics Stage Bahrain Workshop - Zawya (press release)
• Eureka! Southampton scientist to improve the pathway to discovery
• Krugman Burnishes Princeton, Home to Bernanke, Blinder, Nash - Bloomberg
• Princeton, Home to Krugman, Passes Harvard in Economics Nobels - Bloomberg
• Krugman's Princeton Tops Harvard in Economics Nobels (Correct) - Bloomberg
• Krugman's Princeton Tops Harvard in Economics Nobels (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Celebrating creative women
• ?Relax rules on clinical trials or patients will lose out to US? - WalesOnline
• IVF teenagers more aggressive, UK research shows - The Australian
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• 99% Ape: How evolution adds up
• Statement on University of Cambridge MS Drug Study (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
• Statement on University of Cambridge MS Drug Study - PR Newswire UK (press release)
• Life, matter, the universe: a new institute is born
• Statement On University Of Cambridge Miltiple Sclerosis Drug Study (Medical News Today)
• Leukaemia drug 'eases MS effects' - The Press Association
• Leading UK marketing academics stage bahrain workshop - AME Info
• Strathclyde Executive MBA among world's best
• Access vendor GridSure uses patterns to remember PINs - New York Times
• A fairer rate for the food on your plate
• Tasty times at Southend
• Marina beats off hundreds for fellowship
• Baby-boomers forced to delay retirement
• University of Cambridge Dons New Wireless LAN From Aruba Networks - MarketWatch
• University of Cambridge Dons New Wireless LAN From Aruba Networks (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
• University of Cambridge Dons New Wireless LAN From Aruba Networks - International Business Times
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• Trailblazing Scheme Celebrates Quarter Century Of Funding The Best Science (Medical News Today)
• Nokia Premieres its Newest Research Laboratory, in Hollywood, USA - MarketWatch
• Honorary Fellowship for Cary Cooper
• Nokia Goes Hollywood With Latest Research Center - InformationWeek
• Dean profile: Peter Moizer of Leeds University Business School - Financial Times
• Strathclyde Business School is top of the league
• Photonstar and the University of Cambridge Win Funding for LED ... - Solid State Lighting Net
• Secreted Protein Sends Signal That Fat Is On The Way - Science Daily (press release)
• Rwanda: President Kagame to Address Public Lecture at UK's ... - AllAfrica.com
• University of Cambridge ?outstanding? at knowledge transfer; has ... - Silicon Fen Business Report
• Cambridge study challenges claims of Islamic extremism in British universities (Guardian Unlimited)
• Downturn not bad news for all universities
• Essex Business School?s distinguished lecture
• Inspirational Graduate Receives Student of the Year Commendation
• Key To Regulation Of Puberty Discovered - Science Daily (press release)
• New Visiting Fellowships announced for International Researchers and Policymakers
• Future bleak for UK's Woolworths - USA Today
• RAE 2008 proves UK research is world class - Times Higher Education
• 'Making connections' (EurekAlert!)
• Lancaster University Management School - Independent
• The Times league table confirms Loughborough as one of UK?s top ... - Loughborough News
• Floral Iridescence, Produced by Diffractive Optics, Acts As a Cue ... - Science Magazine...
• US, UK Scientists Derive First-Ever Rat ESCs To Allow Better Human ... - Cell Based Assay News
• Researchers believe Diabetes and Celiac disease linked - WKYC-TV
• Natalie wins marketing scholarship - Henley Standard
• UK launches new environmental risk research centre - Business Green
• Holes give edge to new MoD armour - BBC News