Teaching excellence rewarded
06 July 2006Eleven University of Cambridge lecturers have been recognised for their excellence in teaching, at an award ceremony for the 2006 Pilkington Prizes on July 6.
Scientists discover the red light of brain chemicals
14 February 2006New research into the ’‘stop’ brain chemical could improve treatment of such conditions as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Doctor Of Medicine Prizes
31 January 2006Four doctors have received prizes from the University’s School of Clinical Medicine in recognition of outstanding work on their MD dissertations.
Study partnership
05 August 2004The first University of Cambridge-National Institutes of Health Scholars Colloquium was held on June 30. The Scholars Programme is a special interdisciplinary programme committed to scholarship in the training of exceptional students in various areas of basic biomedical research or clinical research, leading to a Doctor of Philosophy degree awarded by the University of Cambridge.
Crown appoints new Regius Professor of Physic
03 August 200410 Downing Street announced today that Professor Patrick Sissons will become Regius Professor of Physic for the University of Cambridge, succeeding Professor Sir Keith Peters on October 1, 2005.
Leading centre for disease study opens in Cambridge
25 June 2004Nobel Prize winning scientist Professor Joshua Lederberg will open a unique disease research facility in Cambridge on Monday 28 June.
Our war with microbes
23 June 2004Professor Joshua Lederberg, Professor-Emeritus of Molecular Genetics and Informatics at Rockefeller University, will be speaking at the Sackler Distinguished Lecture at the School of Clinical Medicine about the evolutionary competition of humans with microbial species.
Celebrating 10 Years of excellence
13 October 2003The Institute of Public Health (IPH) has celebrated its 10th Anniversary at the Forvie Site at Addenbrooke’s Hospital.
Clinical School renews sponsorship agreement
08 July 2003Leading pharmaceuticals company Merck Sharp & Dohme (MSD) have recently entered into a new educational sponsorship agreement to give a further £1.5m to the University to support the training of future neuroscientists at Cambridge.
