Professor Sir Robert Honeycombe (1921-2007)
19 September 2007Professor Sir Robert Honeycombe, one of Cambridge's most distinguished metallurgists, died in 2007 at the age of 86.
Chinese chess masters visit Cambridge
19 September 2007Three of the world's leading players of Xiangqi 鈥 the ancient Chinese mind-game sometimes known as 鈥淐hinese chess鈥 鈥 will visit the 探花直播 of Cambridge today as part of a tour of the UK.
Teenagers get to grips with the excitement of physics
10 July 2007A group of potential high-fliers from schools around the country had their minds stretched earlier this week at the second annual Senior Physics Challenge for year-12 students held in Cambridge.
Honorary degrees 2007
22 June 2007 探花直播Chancellor of the 探花直播, HRH Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh, was in Cambridge earlier today to visit the 探花直播 Farm and the Guildhall, and preside over the 2007 Honorary Degree Congregation at the Senate House.
37 years of service at Trinity Hall
04 June 2007After 37 years loyal service, Ged Pilsworth, Clerk of Works at Trinity Hall, retires this week 鈥 but as a self-confessed workaholic he won't be stopping work.
De Waal comes home to Kettle's Yard
25 May 2007Potter's exhibition embraces house and gallery
Concert will feature Trinity Hall's new pipe organ
26 April 2007探花直播new pipe organ at Trinity Hall will be showcased in a special concert at 9 pm, Sunday, 29 April. Guest organist Daniel Hyde, Director of Chapel Music at Jesus College, will perform a programme of music designed to demonstrate the instrument's capabilities.
CUE help young entrepreneurs make 鈥榮ense鈥 of business
01 February 2007Cambridge 探花直播 Entrepreneurs (CUE) organise the most successful student-run business planning and creation competitions in Europe. Since 1999, CUE has had over 450 entries and has awarded 拢280,000 in grants to 31 business ideas. These companies have raised more than 拢8 million of further funding and are currently valued at more than 拢22 million.
探花直播 探花直播 and its publics
01 February 2007探花直播question of 'public engagement' for universities is rising up the political agenda. Universities are increasingly being asked to demonstrate their work in knowledge transfer with community groups and the public, as well as with business.
Abstract art courts curiosity at Trinity Hall
23 October 2006A collection of more than 20 abstract aluminium sculptures are arousing curiosity in the tranquil confines of a Cambridge College.
