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19 Oct 2023: For our next sustainability research focused student profile we meet PhD student Lily Rubino whose research explores the relationship between the social, economic and political impacts of water contamination and issues

29 Apr 2022: All of them had identified opportunities that have the potential to deliver substantial economic and social impact, communicated their visions extremely well, and demonstrated real commitment to taking these ideas forward.

15 Jul 2024:  Economic Added Value of Science and Engineering Degrees, in the workshop Physics and Foresight: Science in Our Lives, Institute of Physics Congress, Salford, April 1999.

10 Aug 2023: Churchill College has hosted academic conferences and a broad range of external events since the College’s main buildings were opened in 1964, starting with an experimental residential Economics course for ... Referred to as ‘The Cambridge

25 Jun 2020: As the labour market has been adversely affected by the pandemic’s economic consequences, we hope that if Churchill alumni do know of any paid internships or career opportunities they will

15 Jul 2024: CHURCHILL COLLEGE NEWSLETTER 2021–221. THINK FORWARD. CAMPAIGN. Page 5. SUSTAINABILITY ON. CAMPUS. Page 10. THE BED RACE. Page 17. CHURCHILL BOOKSHELF. Page 26. DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI NEWSLETTER OF CHURCHILL COLLEGE, 2021–22. CHURCHILL NEWS.

11 Oct 2022: Dr Rita Monson, Senior Tutor at Churchill College, is part of an international team of researchers that has discovered a new antifungal antibiotic. A recently published paper represents a decade of work between many different researchers, leading

15 Jul 2024: educating talented students – wherever they are. from, and regardless of their socio-economic or. ... economic group, for whom the financial aid. provided by the maximum Cambridge Bursary. (

13 Jul 2020: Harman reflects on being told that economics and foreign policy, not domestic violence and women, were the important parts of the political agenda.

25 May 2022: In it, he and his co-author Dr Oliver Inderwildi comprehensively assesses the current and future impact of digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) on the decarbonisation of key economic sectors.