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6 Dec 2017: Leaving the Caribbean was a difficult decision. But Cambridge is a wonderful place to be studying protein folding. ... It’s an exciting time to be studying economics. "The one-year programme at Cambridge packs a lot in.

18 Oct 2023: Nobel Prize in Economics for his contributions to welfare economics. Nobel Prize in Chemistry for studying how a spinning enzyme creates the molecule that powers cells in muscles. ... Nobel Prize in Economics for studying behaviour in the absence of

30 Sep 2022: Amartya Sen (Trinity College). Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel for his contributions to welfare economics. ... 1997. John Walker (Sidney Sussex College). Nobel Prize in Chemistry for studying how a spinning enzyme

11 Mar 2008: former pupil of Notre Dame Sixth Form College in Leeds who is now studying economics at Cambridge. ... I wouldn’t have applied to Cambridge if I hadn’t taken part in an access event run by Cambridge at my school,” said Danielle Labor, 19, who is

17 Aug 2023: She achieved As in Psychology, Sociology and Religious Studies while studying at Brampton Manor Academy in east London. ... The 18-year-old achieved A, A, A, A in Economics, Maths, Further Maths, and their EPQ.

27 Nov 2017: Leaving the Caribbean was a difficult decision. But Cambridge is a wonderful place to be studying protein folding. ... It’s an exciting time to be studying economics. "The one-year programme at Cambridge packs a lot in.

10 Aug 2021: He achieved 2 As in Maths and Economics, and an A in Further Maths, and will be studying Economics at Lucy Cavendish College – which is this year admitting male students for

2 Oct 2015: Dr Victoria Bateman with students at Gonville & Caius College's Women in Economics Day 6 of 6. ... Nevertheless, the Collegiate University would like to see more women studying Maths in Sixth Form and going on to apply to study economics.

12 Dec 2007: Samuel is pursuing a Natural Sciences degree at Trinity College specialising in Physics and Temi, who has a strong interest in global inequality and corporate responsibility, is studying Economics at

9 Jan 2007: Every year Fitzwilliam sends a small group of students to the Daiichi University of Economics in Fukuoka, on Japan’s southernmost main island, where they spend a year studying the