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More than 10,000 Cambridge students will be marking the start of the new academic year by visiting Kelsey Kerridge Sports Hall today and tomorrow for the annual Societies' Fair.

His Excellency Mr Rasoul Movahedian, the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran, co-hosted a dinner at Pembroke College last night to celebrate the 85th birthday of one of the western world's foremost experts on the history and literature of Iran.

Moving from being a traditional telecommunications company to a world leader in a fast moving constantly evolving communications environment would be a huge challenge for any company.

He will start today on the west coast of the United States by dipping his bicycle's front wheel into the Pacific Ocean and 32 days and 3,440 miles later he hopes to finish by dipping his wheel into the Atlantic Ocean on the east coast.

Iris recognition, face detection and the use of terahertz imaging to uncover concealed weapons and dangerous substances are to be debated at a seminar entitled ’‘Risk, Threat & Detection.’

“Lots of bikes and bright green grass”, “posh and sophisticated”, “creepy and haunted”. These were some of the first impressions of Cambridge from year-9 pupils from a Peterborough secondary school.

Seven Cambridge scientists have been recognised for their contributions to science, engineering and medicine with their election to the Fellowship of the Royal Society.

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School/college students thinking about applying for 2005 entry to Cambridge (or deferred entry in 2006) are welcome to come along to one of the many open days and information days taking place this month.

A new book from the Cambridge Socio-Legal Group takes a radical look at sexual diversity and how our sexualities are being refashioned and repositioned.