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5 Jul 2006: These remarkable people in turn represent other worlds the human intellect often takes us to: through the disciplines of theology, economics, education, literature, mathematics, science, and engineering.

7 Nov 2006: area. It is home to the Faculties of Modern and Medieval Languages, Philosophy and Economics.

10 Nov 2006: During the Victorian era, economic and technological developments helped scholars unearth new information about a range of different historical periods.

22 Nov 2006: During the day, the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) will each run a workshop to provide advice specific to their funding

15 Feb 2006: This could be through the use of economic means, such as the EU’s emission trading scheme, applying a multi-disciplinary approach to bring together the work of several departments. ... Dr Terry Barker, Director of 4CMR, said: “This is very exciting

17 Jul 2006: Speaking about the socio-economic impact of academic institutions, he admitted that the future of a university even as ancient as Cambridge is linked to the value it brings and is

3 Oct 2006: Perhaps in multi-cultural Britain the complex interactions of geo-political and socio-economic factors are being manifested in newer forms in the everyday realm of food,” said Dr Janeja.

23 Mar 2006: From October 1984 he was Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics where he founded the Financial Markets Group.

23 Feb 2006: Now, for the first time, a University of Cambridge team is to use economics to help find the answers. ... Empirical evidence from economics suggests that companies that innovate less tend to fall behind.

8 May 2006: In the Chuan Lyu Lecture 2006, Lord Patten will cover the economic rise of China, in the wake of the original 'Asian tiger' economies such as Taiwan.

5 Jul 2006: These remarkable people in turn represent other worlds the human intellect often takes us to: through the disciplines of theology, economics, education, literature, mathematics, science, and engineering.

6 Feb 2006: Economic development, increasing global linkages, and steadily declining airfares have made air travel the sector of fastest growth amongst all transportation modes. ... in both areas by integrating research in the disciplines of socio-economics,

13 Jun 2006: But the problem is that, after evaporation, it is not often economic for universities and R&D establishments to recover helium.

19 Jan 2006: He is internationally known for his writings and commentaries on global political, economic and strategic issues.

23 May 2006: He moved on in 1964 to the University of Oxford’s Institute of Economics and Statistics as a Research Officer, and then in 1966 to London as Head of the Mathematical

1 Oct 2006: It has yielded a vast array of detail, including accounts of social, economic and religious activity; the development of Jewish law; the knowledge of famous scholars, sometimes in their own hand;

20 Nov 2006: Unit. From within the University, the launch was attended by a diverse range of academics, including the Faculties of Architecture, Clinical Medicine, Economics and Education, the Judge Business School and the

31 Aug 2006: The theme of the Festival this year will be ‘People, science and society’, with the presidential address exploring the economic impact of climate change and the ‘human’ context of scientific development.

18 Sep 2006: The seminar has been organised by the Japanese External Trade Organisation (JETRO) and will examine the East Asian country’s current business climate and economic environment.

10 Apr 2006: No other collection in the world has had such an impact on our understanding of the religious, economic and social history of the medieval Middle East and Mediterranean.

13 Oct 2006: Whether the issue is elephants crop-raiding on poor farmers' farms in Kenya, industrial palm oil plantations replacing rain forest, or habitat restoration in the English countryside, the economic and the ... values, economics and political systems of

13 Jun 2006: But the problem is that, after evaporation, it is not often economic for universities and R&D establishments to recover helium.

4 Oct 2006: Professor Biedenkopf’s first lecture will analyse the changes in social and economic policy that followed German reunification in 1990.

24 May 2006: Then, as now, the city that arose both materially and figuratively on the banks of the Mississippi often contested and sometimes confounded elite social, economic, and cultural designs.

3 Mar 2006: Student participants from the UK, Europe and Africa are undergraduates and postgraduates from a variety of socio-economic, cultural, and religious backgrounds.

1 Oct 2006: all major macro-economic decisions affecting the country are still made elsewhere.

27 Jul 2006: His research interests focus on the social and economic aspects of the archaeology.

31 Aug 2006: The theme of the Festival this year will be 'People, science and society', with the presidential address exploring the economic impact of climate change and the 'human' context of scientific development.

8 Jun 2006: The Group will also highlight that introducing new policies to drive the development of new markets for low carbon technologies could provide significant economic opportunities for British business and give them

6 Sep 2006: The theme of the Festival this year is ‘People, science and society’, with the presidential address exploring the economic impact of climate change and the ‘human’ context of scientific development.

13 Jul 2006: This remarkably interdisciplinary study by Drs Toke Aidt and Daniel Sgroi with the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, Dr Bill Saslaw with the Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge, and

26 Sep 2006: Professor Christopher Lowe, at the Institute for Biotechnology, University of Cambridge, has been named the ‘Most Entrepreneurial Scientist of the United

15 Mar 2006: and how it impacts global economic development.

4 Oct 2006: The economic impact alone of the disorder is enormous: in the United States the direct and indirect costs of schizophrenia were estimated to have been as much as $40 billion in

8 Jun 2006: The Group will also highlight that introducing new policies to drive the development of new markets for low carbon technologies could provide significant economic opportunities for British business and give them

6 Sep 2006: The theme of the Festival this year is 'People, science and society', with the presidential address exploring the economic impact of climate change and the 'human' context of scientific development.

27 Nov 2006: Wells wrote: "The State will stand at the back of the economic struggle as the reserve employer of Labour." Churchill said: "The State should increasingly assume the position of the reserve

13 Jul 2006: This remarkably interdisciplinary study by Drs Toke Aidt and Daniel Sgroi with the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, Dr Bill Saslaw with the Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge, and

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.