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The recent assembly has produced 45 recommendations for gender equality – the new test is whether parliaments can deliver on these recommendations and help move Ireland through Covid and towards a more

I realised gender was a theme that I revisited throughout my career and research, which led to me applying for the MSc Gender (Sexuality) course at the London School of Economics

Captained by St Catharine’s Daniel Dass (2014, Economics) and also including Henry King (2015, Engineering) in the starting line-up, the men’s team defeated Oxford 23-18 in a

We are excited to test whether chimeric antigen receptors (CAR) can be used to direct the suppressive function of Treg cells towards specific cells within the immune system which we know ... We will test whether these cells are selective in their function

Dr Hazem Kandil is the Fellow in Sociology. This subject is concerned with the analysis of societies, including issues such as social change, the nature of economic systems such as capitalism,

philosophy, natural sciences, economics, and education.

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era. My PhD will focus on exploring the origins of structural inequalities among communities during the British rule, the changes that happened after Merdeka, the introduction of the New Economic Policy,

MBA Scholars. Artem Lazurenko (London School of Economics and Political Science – Politics). ... Rowan Laurence (University of Auckland – Marketing). Haina Wang (University of Southern California - Economics and Communication).

Search. Student supports schools in Kenya. Wednesday 11 December 2019. St Catharine's student Kiran Manthry (2018, Economics) was invited to an Award Ceremony at the Mansion House, the Official Residence

At the same time, my dissertation demonstrates that economic globalisation did not only foster transnational cooperation and interdependence but could also fuel tension and conflict between transnational elites open to using ... the new opportunities

Professor Ron Martin (1974) is Emeritus Professor of Economic Geography at the University of Cambridge, and Professor Peter Tyler (1983) is Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Economics at the University ... The urgency is not just economic in

Emeritus Fellow Professor Ron Martin has been awarded a major Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Grant for his project ‘Manufacturing Renaissance in Industrial Regions?’ This award is in addition to ... the ESRC Grant he already holds,

His research interests include Roman legal and economic history and the relationship between legal change and economic development through time. ... Our new Fellow in Economics is Dr Vasileios Kotsidis, who uses tools from traditional and evolutionary

Clive Dewey & A. G. Hopkins. The Imperial Impact: Studies in the Economic History of Africa and India.

This provides information regarding various educational, economic or demographic factors. Two particular issues are considered when using this information. ... Second, the interactions between educational, economic and demographic factors are extremely

Assistant Director of the International Office, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.

This discussion will be hosted by:. Dr Simon Taylor, Energy Policy Research Group; Fellow in Economics, Chair of the Investment Committee.

Rowing. St Catharine’s College Boat Club (SCCBC) entered six crews in the Pembroke Regatta to test out their speed in the build up to Lent Bumps, with mixed results:.

Lucas Cheng (a first-year Economics undergraduate) in the Men’s 50 butterfly = 9th.

This discussion will be hosted by:. Dr Simon Taylor, Energy Policy Research Group; Fellow in Economics, Chair of the Investment Committee.

Only 5 UK geographers are in that list. The platform also gave him the 2023 Economics and Finance Research Leader Award. ... Professor Martin, who is also Emeritus Professor of Economic Geography at the University of Cambridge, commented:.

Her book on The Economics of Religion in India was published by Harvard University Press in 2018. ... Dr Iyer is currently the Janeway Fellow in Economics and Affiliated Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics.

His research focuses on the social, economic and political history of democracy, with a primary focus on Ireland.

They suggested that more effective border controls and quarantine facilities should be put into place focussing on not just economic pests but also on stowaways or accidentally transported species, which are

On Monday 24 June, Master of St Catharine’s, Professor Sir Mark Welland gave the scientific keynote “Science, policy and diplomacy” at the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization’s CTBT:

Professor Iyer’s research interests encompass development economics, economics of religion, inequality, health and education. ... For the past decade, she has been contributing to developing a new field of research called the economics of religion, in

The Impact Awards recognise research that has achieved exceptional economic and/or societal impact outside the UK.

Professor Adam Clare, Department of Manufacturing Engineering, Nottingham. Professor Hamish Low, Faculty of Economics, Oxford.

As part of the University of Cambridge’s outreach efforts, Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Toope launched the HE+ programme in Stoke-on-Trent alongside St Catharine’s Economics student Jordan Heath,

Harvey McGrath (1971), alumnus and Honorary Fellow, received a knighthood (KBE) for 'service to economic growth and public life';.

across the UK to investigate whether repurposing an existing hospital imaging test – using a combined positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner – could enable them to detect and ... The next step will be to test

Ron is Emeritus Fellow of St Catharine's and Emeritus Professor of Economic Geography at the University of Cambridge. ... Scale and Nature of the Economic and Policy Challenge (London: Routledge), has just been published.

St Catharine’s alumnus Dr Tim Senior (1993, Economics) was appointed Non-Executive Chair of the Boat Race Company Limited (BRCL) Board of Directors in April 2021. ... In addition to his MPhil from St Catharine’s, he holds a DPhil in Economics from

A core component of the Government’s ‘Levelling Up’ agenda, the £3.6 billion Towns Fund was established in 2019 with the aim of driving the sustainable economic regeneration of towns ... in England to deliver long-term economic and productivity

Article 6 of the Montreal Protocol called for ‘appropriate panels of experts’ – now known as the Scientific Assessment Panel, the Environmental Effects Assessment Panel and the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel – ... to assess and report

As first author, Andy used the fibre sensor to test the amount of breath moisture leaked through his face covering, for respiratory conditions such as normal breathing, rapid breathing, and simulated ... Our fibre sensors are lightweight, cheap, small

A Fellow of St Catharine's will play a key role in one of four new multi-million-pound centres dedicated to developing improved tests, treatments and potentially cures for thousands ... They will tackle barriers that ordinarily prevent new tests and

We remain dedicated to ensuring that no student is discouraged from applying to highly selective universities due to socio-economic factors or financial concerns.

Their new study aimed to develop a way to test if drugs can block entry of the SARS-CoV-2 virus into heart cells grown artificially in the laboratory. ... By releasing their findings, the team hopes this novel approach will be used by scientists

Awad Shah, a second-year Economics undergraduate and the St Catharine’s JCR Sports and Societies Officer 2023–24, explains:.

In addition to celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, International Women's Day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.

The institutions are especially keen to avoid their financial arrangements supporting companies that are constructing new coal- or gas-fired power plants in member countries of the Organisation for Economic ... Cambridge; Jesus College, Cambridge; JISC;

Dr Choudhury’s work sits at the intersection of socio-legal studies, legal pluralism, economic development, and the rule of law. ... It is clear that education was an opportunity for the workshop participants to make a change in the world despite

In Astronomy, we can’t experiment with stars so observations are all we have to make inferences, test our ideas and differentiate between competing models. ... In addition, the latest computer simulations used to test our theories take up huge amounts

Pippa Lloyd from Bolton will be starting her undergraduate degree in Economics Read the University’s report. ... He received his PhD in Economics from Yale University, specialising in Economic Development and Econometrics, and where he also served as a

designed to test whether installing a novel heating control system is a viable way to help our community reduce energy consumption and associated emissions.

Advanced tools and models help us better understand and further predict the trend of these crucial economic figures. ... I share the role of Director of Studies in Economics with other Fellows and I supervise Macroeconomics, Labour and Public Economics.

Kieron Patel, a third-year Economic undergraduate. Seb Porter, a second-year Geography undergraduate.

Analogue missions simulate real space activities while remaining on Earth and enable scientists to test equipment under realistic conditions. ... An earlier mission, known as Asclepios I, aimed to simulate an expedition to the Moon by using underground