Top Marks for Pharmacology in QAA Teaching Review
06 Apr 2000Image from a three-dimensional animation of an interaction between a drug (yellow molecule) and a receptor.
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New Media Lab for Vet School
04 Apr 2000Unveiling a plaque to commemorate the Veterinary School's new Dr Lee Multi-Media Teaching Laboratory.
Communicating Across the Cosmos
30 Mar 2000The University of Cambridge and Marconi plc will today unveil a £40 million funding deal which includes plans to build a world-class communications centre on the West Cambridge site.
Top Teaching Score for Molecular Biosciences
15 Mar 2000Detail of a molecular model of DNA.
Arab Delegation Visits Cambridge
09 Mar 2000Vice Chancellor Sir Alec Broers (right) at Pembroke College with the Secretary General of the League of Arab States (left) and the Master of Pembroke College, Sir Roger Tomkys (centre).
New Pro-Vice-Chancellor Takes Up Post to Work for the Humanities
25 Feb 2000Professor Hugh Mellor has been appointed Pro-Vice-Chancellor until 31 December 2001. His chief responsibilities will be academic co-ordination of the University's submissions for the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) and advising the Vice-Chancellor on support for the humanities.
Prime Minister of Luxembourg Delivers Cambridge European Trust Lecture
24 Feb 2000Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who will be giving his views on the upcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
Explaining the Behaviour of Hot Springs on the Sea-Floor
24 Feb 2000One of the long-standing mysteries of the sea-floor has been solved. In this week's Nature, scientists from the University of Cambridge set out a model which shows why hot springs occurring deep beneath the ocean can never reach temperatures of more than 400 degrees centigrade.
New Centre for Legal History: the opening of the Maitland Legal History Room
22 Feb 2000The Lord Chancellor and Professor John Baker, the current Downing Professor of the Laws of England, inspecting computer facilities in the Maitland Legal History Room.
MIT announces US Director and Cambridge moves discussion forward
02 Feb 2000The creation of the Cambridge-MIT Institute took a major step forward today, when MIT announced the appointment of John Vander Sande as the US director, acting as the transatlantic equivalent of Dr David Livesey who is heading up the operation from Cambridge. In Cambridge UK, the academic community is preparing to discuss the details of the Institute.
