Department of Engineering

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Engineering Leadership awards

30 May 2003

Many congratulations to the ten undergraduates in their second year, who have been awarded the prestigious Engineering Leadership Awards from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

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Scientific basis for EU policies lecture

26 May 2003

Mr Barry McSweeney Director General, Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission will deliver a lecture.

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Time to burn

20 May 2003

A CD-ROM duplicator with the capability of producing CDs with printed labels at the rate of approximately 500 per week has recently been purchased by the Department.

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Engineering events for the Science Festival

27 Mar 2003

Many members of CUED are actively supporting Cambridge Science Festival this year.

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Engineering events for the Science Festival

18 Mar 2003

Many members of CUED took part in activities for Cambridge Science Festival this year.

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Biomedical lectures for engineering students

14 Mar 2003

From the beginning of the Easter term, engineering students in their second year at CUED will be able to choose a new course: 'Biological and medical engineering' as an elective.

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CMI supports teaching initiatives

11 Mar 2003

The development of new curricula, programmes of study, and extra-curricular educational opportunities is supported within the University by funding from CMI (the Cambridge-MIT Institute).

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Distinguished Lecture Series

07 Mar 2003

This week's distinguished lecture on Wednesday 5 March is by Professor David Fisk of Imperial College.

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Transatlantic trip

27 Feb 2003

Undergraduates in the Department have been offered the chance to attend a lecture course at MIT this term - but their trip across the Atlantic will be a virtual one.

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Prize Day

22 Jan 2003

This year's award ceremony for the undergraduate winners of externally funded prizes was held on Wednesday 29th January, 2003, in the Board Room at CUED.

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