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Daily Archives: 4 October 2011
Balmy Beginnings, But What Comes Next?
Cambridge – like much of the country – was bathed in sunshine, hot sunshine this weekend. It was that weekend when our roads are cluttered up by cars full of suitcases, assorted bulging bags and guitar cases, and with bikes … Continue reading
Posted in education, Freshers, HE White Paper, University Council, University of Cambridge
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A tour of Kings Cross / St Pancras
One of the sessions at Science Online London this year was about “offline communities in online networking“. There are all kinds of groups around that either started as online groups or that use online tools to organise themselves and gain … Continue reading
Posted in Crick Institute, Froth, Kings Cross, LIKE, London, Regeneration, walking
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