Testing the World’s English
15 November 2011English language testing, and the research that underpins it, has been elevated to a new level by the increasing global dominance of English, now used...
Research
English language testing, and the research that underpins it, has been elevated to a new level by the increasing global dominance of English, now used...
Phase III clinical trials for new MS drug very positive.
The discovery by scientists in Cambridge and Alberta of a fifth adaptor protein – a tiny and vital component of many cells –will lay the...
Clare Holtham (1948-2010) had a huge enthusiasm for learning. After a troubled childhood, which led to a spell of homelessness, she became an intrepid traveller...
Don’t write off the unions yet – a new study reveals how trade unions are adapting to 21st century pressures in an effort to reclaim...
As we approach Remembrance Day, a Cambridge University project that looks at the role of memorials in conflict-torn communities is drawing to a close. By...
Ancient manuscripts that hold important clues to India’s intellectual and religious traditions will be the focus of a new study.
A team of Cambridge linguists has embarked on an ambitious project to identify how the languages of the world are built – from Inuit Yupik...
Seven Cambridge scientists have been appointed University Research Fellows (URFs) for 2011 by The Royal Society, the UK’s national academy of science.
The Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship scheme supports excellent scientists and engineers at an early stage of their career.