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10 Jan 2022: said Professor David Aldridge in the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge, senior author of the report, adding, "They may also have economic impacts, via the disruption of fisheries.”.

5 Aug 2022: The evidence increasingly suggests that social, environmental, economic and political factors are fundamental drivers of health inequities, and that it is often racial discrimination or racism, rather than race, that is

6 Sep 2022: From ecology walking tours with Eddington’s ecologist Mike Dean to a special talk with Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security, Shailaja Fennell, as well as a vegan market and

28 Mar 2022: If the destructive impact of the pandemic on collaborations persists it will harm future economic growth and business performance. ... Non-STEM disciplines are particularly significant in knowledge-intensive services and other service industries, which

30 Mar 2022: In An unequal world: beyond levelling up [4th April, 6-7pm, hybrid] Professor Simon Szreter, economics consultant Hilary Cooper and Professor Diane Coyle will look not only at longer term inequality ... Diane Coyle, the Bennett Professor of Public Policy

4 Mar 2022: Frances Foster. Their perspectives are documented in a newly-published study, which argues that Ancient History’s position as a minority subject in the curriculum is reinforcing its image as the ... Ancient History was put on the GCSE curriculum to

6 Oct 2022: significant economic, social and cultural impact from and engagement with and for research. ... Cambridge is a global leader in interdisciplinary discovery and innovation with wide social, cultural and economic impact.

18 Aug 2022: Stephen Odeleye. Stephen Odeleye. 18-year-old Stephen is coming to Lucy Cavendish College to study Land Economy after achieving two As and an A in Economics, Maths and Further Maths

5 Dec 2022: Critics might question the affordability and cost effectiveness of introducing ‘Active landscape routes’ in the current economic environment.

16 Dec 2022: It’s often pretty static – lots of modelling, lots of economics presented in a static report with conclusions at the end. ... This allows all the uncertainty to be propagated through to the calculation of risk, driven by economic damages.