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1 Apr 2011: The scholarship is jointly funded by the Rutherford Foundation in New Zealand, Antarctica New Zealand, and the Cambridge Commonwealth Trust. ... This is a particularly special scholarship that promotes the strong collaborative relationship between our

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4 Jan 2011: Like those featured in this issue of Research Horizons, all are thriving examples of the spirit of endeavour and the excitement of scholarship embodied by research in Cambridge. ... Search research. Keyword search. Go. Sign up to receive our weekly

17 Mar 2011: He is also Chair of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission. Over the last decade his research has concentrated on information and communication technologies (ICTs) for development, focusing on the use of ICTs

4 Jan 2011: Professor Caroline Humphrey, Fellow of King’s College and Emerita Sigrid Rausing Professor of Collaborative Anthropology, is made a DBE for services to scholarship. ... Professor Ronald Laskey, Charles Darwin Professor of Animal Embryology, and lately

17 Mar 2011: administrative burdens and develop their research during a six-month sabbatical in Cambridge. ... Search research. Keyword search. Go. Sign up to receive our weekly research email.

29 Mar 2011: These are new areas of research for Cambridge and yet they build on a bed-rock of expertise and scholarship in Islamic Studies,’ said the Centre’s Director Professor Suleiman. ... Policy-makers and other public figures will be invited to become

5 Jul 2011: For decades, prevention research was dominated by scholarship in the US, which led the way in terms of rigorous evaluation. ... Search research. Keyword search. Go. Sign up to receive our weekly research email.

22 Jul 2011: His research focuses on culture, pedagogy, curriculum, policy and development education, especially in the primary phase. ... Professor Wikström's main research interests are developing unified theory of the causes of crime (Situational Action Theory),