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31 Oct 2013: the responsible thing, then that would help theeconomics. As the economics become moreattractive so more attention will be placed on it,and better solutions, better ideas, new ideas willemerge, it’s

9 Apr 2015: Photo: C. arolin. e Han. cox. A lifetime’s achievementThe 2014 Economic Times LifetimeAchievement award has been made toYusuf Hamied. ... Awards were made in four different. categories – economic impact, societalimpact, early career impact and interna

2 Dec 2021: chem@camFocus on spin-outs. www.ch.cam.ac.uk. Chemistry at Cambridge MagazineISSUE 63WINTER 2021. ______________________________Goodbye to single-use plastics? 6______________________________Super-fast charging batteries 8____________________________

31 Oct 2013: Founded in 1988, it has morethan 2000 members from the physicalsciences, biological sciences, medicine,mathematics, humanities, social sci-ences, economics and law.

31 Oct 2013: Mysense is that, after a bit of an economic dive ayear or two ago, things are beginning to pick upand there is more funding out there again.

14 Dec 2020: enables the economic, social and academic empowerment of young women and girls.

29 Nov 2017: ‘Tis the season for. giving and receiving. Prestigious awards such as the Nobel Prize rightly recognise groundbreaking research. But an additional reward is when we see that research applied in tackling significant real-world problems. Genomic

22 Dec 2016: This is good news. It shows that you can get things accomplished with the right combination of scientific input and recognition of the economic realities,” says Head of Department Professor John ... The compelling scientific evidence, along with

13 Dec 2018: While the number of cases of Alzheimer’s diseases and other neurodegenerative disorders continues to rise, so too do the costs to society, both economic and emotional. ... We will continue to investigate ways to improve our process by studying a wider

19 Jan 2016: No, here we are talking about the academic, economic and societal impact of research.

21 May 2018: Professor Jonathan Nitschke’s research into container molecules could help reduce the environmental and economic cost of industrial processes.