Cambridge 2000: university: Madingley Road: Cavendish Laboratory, Physics of Medicine
university: Madingley Road: Cavendish Laboratory, Physics of Medicine
Although physics was the most important science of the 20th
century, biology is the most important in the 21st century.
Physicists have contributed much to biology in the past (e.g.
Crick and Watson were in the Cavendish Laboratory) and the
opening of this building is an indication that more and more
physicists are likely to work in areas of biological interest
in future.
The south-facing side of the building (the right-hand part in
the photo) has hardly any windows. The west-facing side is
almost all glazed, hence the introduction of the large
brise-soleils (although it is generally not that sunny in the
afternoons in Cambridge, and that side of the building is just
a corridor). The east-facing side has far fewer windows, and
has no brise-soleils.
There is a lounge in the protuding part of the building above
the entrance.
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