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Edition. No. 54

Cambridge News
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Agenda
Fostering a closer relationship. CAM talks to Peter Agar, Director of Development and Alumni Relations
Profile
A broad universe. Martin Rees tells Sarah Woodward why he thinks our very civilisation could be at risk and discusses a wide variety of interests
Cambridge Past
Time's change. Graeme Grant explores the study of time in Cambridge from Newton to James Clerk Maxwell
Cambridge Present
Fighting fit. Life expectancy might be increasing, but what state will our minds and bodies be in when we reach old age? Paula Gould speaks to researchers from Cambridge who could help us stay healthy and active for longer
Cambridge Future
Outer space - inner turmoil. Neil Fleming (Trinity 1979) talks to alumni and Cambridge Fellows about new directions in the future of literary time. He is currently writing the script for a film called Downtime, about a world in which the surveillance society meets the future of neuro-science
Focus
Coping with the ravages of time. Martin Thompson meets some of those in the front line of the battle against time
Books, music and sport
With Jonathan Sale, Richard Wigmore and Steve Tongue
Day in the Life
Frank King, the University's Bellringer and a world expert on sundials
Don's Diary
Liba Taub, Director and Curator at the Whipple Museum of the History of Science