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22 Sep 2022: of socio-economic inequality and of racism stemming from the legacies of past. ... research. At the National Gallery, for instance, museum staff have identified the names of.

9 Oct 2018: AHRC) and supported by partnerships with the BBC World Service, the National Trust and British Telecom. ... It’s funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) through the UK’s National Quantum Technologies Programme.

6 Mar 2015: Income from its examination and assessment services increased to £341m (2013: £317m) in the year. ... Research work in the University is focussed at local, national and international levels.

27 Nov 2019: Examination and assessment services £478.5m. Publishing services £334.0m. Other income £133.4m. ... Our Cambridge Nationals suite of vocational qualifications were taken by over 73,000 students in 2019, up 62% on 2018.

17 Mar 2011: Stem cell casino 22. Divine innovation: 24the economics of religion. The new face of human– 26computer interactions. ... border is not anarea of global economic advertisement foreither country, it is a significant region forstrategic policy.

21 Aug 2009: dmgn@econ.cam.ac.uk) at the Faculty of Economics or visitwww.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk/. ... examine theinteractions between incentives for CCs at the eU level and those at the national level.

29 May 2015: Funded by the British Academy, the Economic and Social Research Council, The Leverhulme Trust and the Isaac Newton Trust. ... We haven’t quite got the final balance to achieve what we want, but we’re working towards it.”.

1 Oct 2012: Ounce of prevention, 10–11pound of cure. Privacy by design 12. Cybercrime economics 13. ... The making of a National Risk Register Why does Britain need a National Risk Register (NRR)?

2 Jun 2008: It is these important contributionsto science that have recently beenrecognised through the awarding of theDaniel Giraud Elliot Medal to ProfessorClack by the National Academy ofSciences. ... Infectious diseases are a threat to health,economic prosperity,

5 Jan 2009: Inside Out: Dr Barbara Bodenhorn 31. In Focus: The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) 32–33. ... A striking example of Cambridge’sacademic achievements is the 83 Nobelprizes awarded to affiliates of theUniversity for significant advances

31 Jan 2017: Leone)• Violent biblical texts and peacebuilding (Burundi,. Uganda)• Bilingual language education (Cameroon)• Dzanga National Park (Central African Republic)• Faith, health and well-being (DR Congo)• Missionary archives (DR Congo)•

3 Mar 2010: Master of Arts – In most UK universities, the Master of Arts is adegree awarded by examination. ... Tripos – A University examination, passing which qualifies acandidate partly or wholly for admission to an Honours Degree. &

21 Mar 2023: £23.1 billion. viii London Economics. The economic impact of the University of Cambridge. ... £693 million. London Economics The economic impact of the University of Cambridge ix.

9 Oct 2015: and the National Center for Biological Sciences, both of which are world-class Indian research institutes studying fundamental biology. ... Post economic crisis, Ford has launched innovation initiatives to become more agile in a future crisis.

25 Feb 2020: xx.Methodology V: Detrending the Economic Cycle 56. Global Satisfaction with Democracy Report 2020. ... Reality of the LegitimacyCrisis: Explaining Trends and Cross-National Differences in Established Democracies.

19 Nov 2020: Work had already started on this edition of Horizons when the national lockdown was announced in March. ... As a cohort we discussed whether it was possible to rethink the whole paradigm of economics.

2 Oct 2023: It is just arrogant to say we sit in the community without taking responsibility for the economic development of the area. ... Develop projects that are funded through the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Arts Council England as these will require

20 May 2016: This collection contains specimens of minerals and rocks rich in REEs that were collected decades previously by geologists who were unaware of their economic importance. ... It will be located at BAS in Cambridge and has been funded by the National

3 Jun 2014: natural disasters, economic downturns and job opportunities will continue to push and pull migrants across borders. ... Actually implementing either of these situations would be fraught with extraordinary economic and political difficulties.

18 Jan 2007: Her research,funded by the Economic and SocialResearch Council (ESRC), concernsurban development in Jerusalem,exploring in particular the security wallthat traverses the countryside in theregion and the main road that runstowards

23 May 2014: comments. We are grateful to the Leverhulme Trust (Dimson), the National Science Foundation (Rousseau), and. ... polynomial in our hedonic model. Our final regression model thus looks as follows:. ( ). ( )

7 Feb 2012: This hasprovided a ‘pre-treatment’ baseline recordingall aspects of the villagers’ economic and sociallives. ... Theproject he leads aims to address this gap. Pooling expertise from economics,anthropology and conservation science, the.

1 Feb 2008: Because women are rarely the highest earners in thehousehold,’ said Dr Burchell, ‘an economic rationale seems to.

22 May 2009: Sculpted by Anthony Smith,who (like Darwin) was a student atChrist’s, the statue captures Darwin,aged 22, in the final year of hisundergraduate study in Cambridge, sixmonths before embarking on ... Dr Phil Withington from the Faculty of Historyhas been

5 Jan 2010: HORIZONS. University of Cambridge research magazine www.research-horizons.cam.ac.uk. Issue 11 | Spring 2010. In this issue. CANCERplus news and views from. across the University. RESEARCH. eDitoRiAL. A warm welcome toResearch horizonsmagazine. this

6 Jul 2023: Scientiic understanding of the extent of human sugering and economic damage at digerent levels of temperature increase has evolved considerably in the last ten years. ... production, water availability, human health and well-being, settlements,

10 Nov 2010: the final report is scheduled for early 2011. For more information, please contact dr nick Gray (ng338@cam.ac.uk). ... thisalso provides bacterial strain collections thatcan then be examined using cutting-edgetools to define transmission pathways

12 May 2010: handletheir care,’ explained Professor o’Rahilly.Indeed, IMS scientists have discoveredseveral previously unrecognised forms ofdiabetes and obesity in patients referred tothe Centre as part of a national referralprogramme. ... Design‘The IfM’s

2 May 2013: National Institutes of Health, Diabetes Research Network, National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), Diabetes UK and European Commission.

24 Oct 2011: The funding is part of an £800 millioninvestment by the National Institute forHealth Research (NIHR) – the UK’s largest everinvestment in ‘early stage’ health research. ... BRU) focused on dementia – a field in whichit was identified as a

20 Sep 2006: The economic impact alone ofthe disorder is enormous: in the. United States the direct andindirect costs of schizophreniawere estimated to have been asmuch as $40 billion in the year2000. ... The Centre’s mission is toadvance the understanding

1 Mar 2018: With prosperity for some, comes pressure for others.”. Research supported by the NERC-ESRC-DFID Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation Programme and an Impact Acceleration Account from the Economic and Social ... The final outputs will include

9 Sep 2008: HORIZONS. University of Cambridge research magazine www.rsd.cam.ac.uk. Issue 7 | Autumn 2008. In this issue. BIOENGINEERING andMATERIALSplus news and views from across the University. RESEARCH. 2 | Issue 7 | Autumn 2008. EDITORIAL. Welcome to

29 Apr 2013: 5Executive summary. Executive summary. The economic context for UK manufacturers is changing rapidly. ... Key global trends affecting manufacturingThe technological, economic and social context for mid-sized manufacturers is changing rapidly.

15 Jan 2016: and graduate) in every discipline, enabling them to make positive social and economic contributions to society. ... As has been reported in recent years, the same is true of white students from lower socio-economic backgrounds.