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20 Sep 2016: This includes leading the development of successful technology such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC), which has created new markets and brought significant economic and environmental benefits.

1 Jul 2024: p>The Greater Cambridge City Deal is a partnership betweencentral government, council leaders, businesses and the University of Cambridge, and aims to reduce infrastructure barriers to future economic growth in the ... aims to reduce infrastructure

6 Apr 2016: He went on to say that many of the University’s current priorities were being shaped by the wider political and economic climate, although they were designed to ensure that Cambridge

1 Jul 2024: Professor of Medieval Music and Literature, Sidney Sussex College<br /> <strong>Professor Gareth Stedman Jones</strong>, Director of the Centre for History and Economics, King’s College<br /> <strong>Professor John ... of Economics and Game Theory,

1 Jul 2024: Cultural heritage is a driver for sustainable economic development and a cohesive force for our multicultural societies.”</p> <p>Dr Chippindale commented: "When new advances in archaeology are reported, we tend

15 May 2019: Institutions. The nature of submissions ranged from workshops designed to decolonise the curriculum, poster campaigns, podcasts to websites celebrating the achievement of staff and students from under-represented backgrounds at Cambridge.

13 Jun 2016: A research project led by Professor Ianthi Tsimpli, and funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Department for International Development (DFID), will measure 1,600 children language, ... This research will explore how the

1 Jul 2024: This includes leading the development of successful technology such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC), which has created new markets and brought significant economic and environmental benefits.

1 Jul 2024: Professor of Medieval Music and Literature, Sidney Sussex College<br /> <strong>Professor Gareth Stedman Jones</strong>, Director of the Centre for History and Economics, King’s College<br /> <strong>Professor John ... of Economics and Game Theory,

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30 Jun 2021: Dr Edward Tipper, Department of Earth Sciences, St John’s College. Highly commended: Dr Oleg Kitov, Faculty of Economics, Selwyn College.

1 Jul 2024: Students have also been exploring other forms of social action, including social enterprise, collaborative learning with external organisations as part of the curriculum, and a range of vacation opportunities including supported

11 Oct 2016: Cultural heritage is a driver for sustainable economic development and a cohesive force for our multicultural societies.”.

1 Jul 2024: Students have also been exploring other forms of social action, including social enterprise, collaborative learning with external organisations as part of the curriculum, and a range of vacation opportunities including supported

1 Jul 2024: Students have also been exploring other forms of social action, including social enterprise, collaborative learning with external organisations as part of the curriculum, and a range of vacation opportunities including supported

29 May 2018: The partnership will be cross-disciplinary, covering broad areas in the Humanities and Cultural Studies, Law, Economics and Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, as well as Medicine, and will develop over the

1 Jul 2024: Professor of Medieval Music and Literature, Sidney Sussex College<br /> <strong>Professor Gareth Stedman Jones</strong>, Director of the Centre for History and Economics, King’s College<br /> <strong>Professor John ... of Economics and Game Theory,

1 Jul 2024: Fellows whose research areas span the breadth of the humanities and social sciences, including law, linguistics, economics and history.</p> <p>The five Cambridge academics appointed Fellows are:</p> <ul> ... li> </ul> <p>Senior Research Associate, Centre

1 Jul 2024: skills development, diversity in the curriculum and presentation skills.</p> <p>Professor Virgo said:“We are delighted that the collegiate University’s first Teaching Forum was such a great success.The

1 Jul 2024: equity, justice and economic growth;</li> <li>conflict, culture, mobility and development;</li> <li>emerging technologies, human behaviour and productivity;</li> <li>cognition, behaviour, language and learning.</li> </ul> <p>Participants ... reference

24 May 2016: socio-economic background.

1 Jul 2024: Cultural heritage is a driver for sustainable economic development and a cohesive force for our multicultural societies.”</p> <p>Dr Chippindale commented: "When new advances in archaeology are reported, we tend

1 Jul 2024: the study of how we can model and communicate the full economic and societal impact of a shift to sustainable energy sources – a continuation of his recent work with the government.

1 Jul 2024: This includes leading the development of successful technology such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC), which has created new markets and brought significant economic and environmental benefits.

19 Jan 2017: European Union, the proposed changes to the higher education landscape and the economic growth of the region.

1 Jul 2024: scholars. The partnership will be cross-disciplinary, covering broad areas in the Humanities and Cultural Studies, Law, Economics and Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, as well as Medicine, and will develop over

1 Jul 2024: field-item even">The University is hosting a series of information sessions for staff who are European Economic Area nationals.

1 Jul 2024: label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even"><p>Most recently Director of Careers at the London School of Economics, Jenny Blakesley comes to Cambridge with over 15

23 Jun 2014: Cambridge and surrounding economic areas of South Cambridgeshire.

1 Jul 2024: This includes leading the development of successful technology such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC), which has created new markets and brought significant economic and environmental benefits.

1 Jul 2024: the study of how we can model and communicate the full economic and societal impact of a shift to sustainable energy sources – a continuation of his recent work with the government.

1 Jul 2024: are currently launching a final study in primary care (BEST3 trial) to ensure that the health economics add up.

1 Jul 2024: Professor of Medieval Music and Literature, Sidney Sussex College<br /> <strong>Professor Gareth Stedman Jones</strong>, Director of the Centre for History and Economics, King’s College<br /> <strong>Professor John ... of Economics and Game Theory,

1 Jul 2024: surrounding economic areas of South Cambridgeshire.<br /> <em>To view the interactive map of Wi-Ficoverage, which includes statistics on usage, visit<a

22 Jul 2016: The Greater Cambridge City Deal is a partnership between central government, council leaders, businesses and the University of Cambridge, and aims to reduce infrastructure barriers to future economic growth in the

1 Jul 2024: We’ve never lost a case.</p> <p><strong>Cambridge has about 3,700 staff from overseas.</strong> About 2,000 come from the EU and EEA (European Economic Area).

1 Jul 2024: players was currently proving challenging.</p> <p>He went on to say that many of the University’s current priorities were being shaped by the wider political and economic climate, although

1 Jul 2024: s work has opened up new subjects ranging from usability to security economics. ... Lampson of Microsoft Research.<br /> Professor Anderson's most significant recent achievement has been establishing security economics as a thriving academic discipline.

1 Jul 2024: This includes leading the development of successful technology such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC), which has created new markets and brought significant economic and environmental benefits. ... Lampson of Microsoft Research.<br /> Professor

1 Jul 2024: We’ve never lost a case.</p> <p><strong>Cambridge has about 3,700 staff from overseas.</strong> About 2,000 come from the EU and EEA (European Economic Area). ... the European Union, the proposed changes to the higher education landscape and the

27 Nov 2017: About 2,000 come from the EU and EEA (European Economic Area).

1 Jul 2024: economic growth of the region.</p> <p>The event will take place at Homerton College on Friday, 17 February at 5.30pm, and is free to attend. ... These discussions would assist the Government should it wish to invest in a particular area of the country in

1 Jul 2024: https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/subjects/this-cambridge-life en https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/features/the-marine-biologist-who-found-a-new-life-on-dry-land <div class="field field-name-field-image field-type-image field-label-hidden"><div

1 Jul 2024: This includes leading the development of successful technology such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC), which has created new markets and brought significant economic and environmental benefits.

1 Jul 2024: Students have also been exploring other forms of social action, including social enterprise, collaborative learning with external organisations as part of the curriculum, and a range of vacation opportunities including supported

1 Jul 2024: p>The Greater Cambridge City Deal is a partnership betweencentral government, council leaders, businesses and the University of Cambridge, and aims to reduce infrastructure barriers to future economic growth in the

1 Jul 2024: economic growth of the region.</p> <p>The event will take place at Homerton College on Friday, 17 February at 5.30pm, and is free to attend.

1 Jul 2024: the European Union, the proposed changes to the higher education landscape and the economic growth of the region.</p> <p>The event will take place at Homerton College on Friday, 17

1 Jul 2024: I started afresh at Royal Holloway where I took maths and economics.

1 Jul 2024: Our own research tells us that we have much work to do to improve the experience of many of our BAME staff and students, to diversify our recruitment and our curriculum, ... Diversification of the curriculum</p> <p>6. Bringing about culture change<br /> <