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From science to school visits: minister sees Cambridge in action

The Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS) was in Cambridge today to keep abreast of technologies emerging from the University's research centres and observe some of work going on to increase applications from bright state school pupils.

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Travelling to school in Secret Hebron

First prize in a documentary competition has been awarded to a Cambridge student for her film showing the difficulties facing Palestinian children in 2003 as they travelled to school.

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Places at Oxford and Cambridge Student Conferences fill up fast

The 2008 Oxford and Cambridge Student Conferences are filling up fast as schools and colleges around the country book places for their most able pupils.

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The gay history of Cambridge University

The gay history of Cambridge University will be revealed in a public lecture this Wednesday at Lucy Cavendish College.

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Spotlight on illegal industry worth £5billion

Hare coursing, bird trapping and the UK's role in the illegal global trading of wildlife will be discussed by a member of the Metropolitan Police at Wolfson College this Thursday (February 21).

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Archbishops of Canterbury Williams to visit Cambridge

The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of York will make a joint visit to Cambridge University this week (20 – 22 February).

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Applying to Cambridge is to become simpler

The University and Colleges have decided to discontinue the Cambridge Application Form (CAF) and the associated £10 fee, thus bringing the application process in line with that at other universities.

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Brains brought to life through sculpting workshops

Children in schools across the Fens are using sculpting and art to learn about the brain in a scheme set up by the University of Cambridge.

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Cambridge institute wins Queen's Anniversary Prize

Professor Chris Lowe, Director of the Institute of Biotechnology, accepted the Queen's Anniversary Award on behalf of the Institute at a ceremony held today at Buckingham Palace.

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Follow in Darwin's footsteps at the Sedgwick Museum

Charles Darwin went on a five-year voyage to find out more about the world around us; this weekend Cambridge families can do the same – in a day.

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Secrets behind BBC's Life in Cold Blood series to be revealed

The Museum of Zoology will offer a unique insight in to the production of the BBC's new natural history series at a talk taking place next week.

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Cambridge undergraduates urged to sign up for Teach First

The expanding educational initiative Teach First was among 90 exhibitors to take part in the annual alternative careers event, The Works, held last week on the New Museums Site and organised by the University of Cambridge Careers Service.

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