Drying Patterns of AKD on Glass

Caught on camera: engineering in action

15 October 2012

The winning entries of the 2012 Photography Competition at the Department of Engineering, sponsored by Carl Zeiss, provide a stunning visual insight into the ways in which engineering makes a vital contribution to our lives.

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A celebration of all things Kerouac

19 October 2010

An internationally acclaimed biographer of the American author Jack Kerouac (pictured)will be at the University of Cambridge later this week to give a talk titled 'The Writer Kerouac, the mythological Kerouac, the popular Kerouac and the Real Kerouac'.

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Does the public always know best?

30 June 2010

An open forum examining whether society has become too obsessed with a “radio phone-in culture” in which the views of the public always come first will take place at the University of Cambridge this week.

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People’s Portraits celebrate tenth birthday

28 April 2010

People’s Portraits – an extraordinary collection of portraits of ordinary Britons – celebrates its tenth anniversary in May when best-selling author P.D. James unveils three stunning additions to the collection: a Cornish fishmonger, a dinner lady from Lewisham, South London and a Manchester charity worker.

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Sagbutts and cornets come to Cambridge

15 April 2010

Exotic and wonderful sounds come to Cambridge next week as Girton and St John’s colleges host one of the world’s best historical brass ensembles. The two performances of Claudio Monteverdi’s Vespers celebrate the 400th anniversary of this spectacular 17th century composition.

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What is culture for?

13 February 2009

Pre-eminent social anthropologist Professor Henrietta Moore will delve into this question and share her thoughts when she delivers the Founders’ Memorial Lecture at Girton College on Friday 27 February.

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