The Cambridge University Engineering Department teaches and conducts research in all the main branches of engineering except for Chemical Engineering, with an exceptionally high standard of both undergraduate and graduate entry.

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The Computer Laboratory The Computer Laboratory is the Computer Science department of the University of Cambridge. The University Computing Service has a separate set of web pages. Introduction A brief overview of the Computer Laboratory and a more detailed introduction. Research Summaries and details of research groups, publications, and Lab seminars. Research Degrees Information on the PhD and ...

The Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC) builds, maintains and distributes the Cambridge Structural Database, a searchable database of organic and metallo-organic crystal structures. The CCDC also produce and distribute software products which make use of the data contained in the CSD.

The Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI) is the oldest research centre in the world covering both the Arctic and Antarctic. SPRI is part of the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Geography, in the School of Physical Sciences of the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom ...

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The ultimate on-line location for the earth sciences -- a well-organised goldmine with over 500 informative blue pages. Includes interactive museum exhibits; online publications and other resources; information on research, teaching, seminars and sections for admissions and for alumni. Top Marks!

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The largest university department of its kind in the UK with an outstanding international reputation, the Department is built around the Whipple Museum, a world-class collection of scientific instruments, and the Whipple Library, which contains many rare scientific books. This website also features the Starry Messenger, an online history of astronomy.

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Department of Pathology The Department of Pathology is a large, multi-disciplinary department with over 400 members including 33 full-time academic staff, 70 post-doctoral fellows and around 75 graduate students. It receives strong support from The Wellcome Trust, MRC, BBSRC, the medical charities and other funding bodies. The links on this page provide information about the research activities, ...

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WELCOME TO THE LAST 2.5 MILLION YEARS! The Quaternary Palaeoenvironments Group (QPG) is a research group operating as part of the Godwin Institute for Quaternary Research , based in the Department of Geography , University of Cambridge and is located in the R.G. West Laboratory in the William Hardy Building. Our principal area of research is the development of modern landscapes over the last ...