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2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Culture, leisure and sport. A summary of the workshops is here. A first workshop, in June 2012, brought together a group of experts to identify the kinds and level of

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Transport in the Cambridge sub-region. A summary of the workshops is here. A first workshop brought together a group of experts to identify the kind of transport system

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Land use in the Cambridge sub-region. The focus of this topic is on how the various demands on land use in the next 20 years should be accommodated. A summary of the

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Retail and business. The focus of this topic was maintaining and enhancing the prosperity of the sub-region, and the quality of life so that business can attract and retain

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Agriculture and green spaces. The focus of this topic is on growing more food while providing green spaces for biodiversity and recreation. A summary of the output from the

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Housing 2030. Three workshops on this topic focused on the challenge to the environment from the existing housing stock. It was observed that rate of replacement of housing

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Energy, water and waste. A summary of the workshops is here. A first workshop brought together a group of experts to consider how the sub-region will handle energy, water

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Education and skills. The focus of this topic is in education below university level and on skills training, which present the greatest challenges in the sub-region. A

2030 vision. for the Cambridge sub-region. Topics for 2011. Topics for 2012. Social cohesion. The focus of this topic is on what must be done now to maintain social cohesion in 2030, and on the consequences of failure. A summary of the workshops is

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22 Jul 2014: 2030 vision for the Cambridge sub-region Topic summary: Economics and Technology Our strengths and weaknesses. ...  Our universities and hospitals are important for local growth: they provide buzz and knowledge exchange, and absorb economic shocks.

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29 Jul 2024: 65,. 87. (link to publication). Health economics and the search for shunt-responsive symptomatic hydrocephalus in the elderly.

17 Apr 2021: Preprint typeset in JHEP style - HYPER VERSION. Statistical PhysicsUniversity of Cambridge Part II Mathematical Tripos. David Tong. Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,. Centre for Mathematical Sciences,. Wilberforce Road,.

6 Jul 2017: MICHAEL JAMES DAVID POWELL. 29 July 1936 — 19 April 2015. MICHAEL J.D. POWELL. 29 July 1936 — 19 April 2015. Elected FRS 1983. by M.D. Buhmann(), R. Fletcher FRS(†), A. Iserles(‡) & P. Toint(). () Mathematisches Institut, Universität

10 Sep 2016: with 300 experts: Economics and technology Housing 2030 Education and skills Retail and business Agriculture and green spaces.

28 Apr 2005: Lucidity, science, and the arts:. what we can learn from. the way perception works. MICHAEL E. McINTYRE. Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,Centre for Mathematical Sciences,. Wilberforce Road,Cambridge CB3 0WA, UK.

20 Sep 2009: impacts on local economic factors. •eg labour, space,. infrastructure. •Only 60 PLCs in Eastern Region. ... Multinational operating units. •Can have very big impacts on. regional economic factors.