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27 Feb 2020: I began working for a local charity called the Kite Trust who support LGBT+ young people. ... This will only happen when people realise why biases exist and what to look out for.

21 Jul 2020: We were staying connected online with colleagues, but how could we meet new people with the data and skills that would push the research on? ... And, when scientific gatherings restart, we think the Initiative will be a place for pre- and post-conference

6 Nov 2020: We didn’t expect the support we got, the number of people who attended or the interactions and conversations that took pace. ... This profile is part of This Cambridge Life – stories from the people that make Cambridge University unique.

29 Jan 2020: I want to encourage more people from ethnic minority or working-class backgrounds to consider a career in polar science. ... It’s been heartening to see how many people and organisations have reached out to connect and offer support.

15 Oct 2020: In Mozambique, Ramula Issa, a researcher at Unilurio, is also committed to making a difference to people's lives. ... It's really important that the big companies hire local people," said Salavessa.

17 Nov 2020: For Black people, however, risks have fluctuated dramatically over the last 20 years. ... more likely than White people to be victims of homicide in England and Wales.

16 Nov 2020: productive businesses in big cities, with large numbers of people elsewhere who are “left behind”. ... Income improves health, and good health in turn affects people’s potential to earn.

24 Sep 2020: If we can get people involved in butterfly conservation, that’s the first step to getting them to care about insects more broadly.

17 Sep 2020: of origin, Nigeria, which has the largest number of people living in extreme poverty in the world. ... young people around the world, which I hope to advocate for as a youth delegate at the upcoming G20 Summit in October.

14 Dec 2020: The really intense wildfires we’re seeing on the news are burning people’s houses down. ... They’re burning people in their cars. It’s shocking.”. For Adam Pellegrini, who has spent his career studying what happens when natural landscapes burn,

28 Aug 2020: We record as much information as we possibly can because we don’t know what people will need to know in one hundred, two hundred years from now.”.

23 Nov 2020: We put it behind the bananas and all the exotic foliage, and some people got it, which was brilliant. ... This profile is part of This Cambridge Life – stories from the people that make Cambridge University unique.

5 Jun 2020: Real-time tracking of a pandemic, as data accumulate over time, is an essential component of a public health response to a new outbreak. A team of statistical

3 Apr 2020: But the two are far more interrelated, and not just in terms of the long-term impact of a shrinking economy on people’s livelihoods.

25 Nov 2020: Forced to live on fewer than 800 calories a day, around 20,000 people are believed to have died. ... Erasing the past. Epigenetic inheritance is an idea that has captured people’s imagination.

8 Oct 2020: There is a growing appetite for robust evidence that can equip teachers in helping young people overcome these barriers. ... with a robust evidence base to help them make impactful changes in young people’s learning.

30 Apr 2020: Competence: Feeling effective when we interact with people, and experiencing opportunities to exercise and express our ideas, views and expertise. ... So, to help young people to flourish, feel well and to be intrinsically motivated in their schoolwork,

24 Sep 2020: Where should we go from here? Stop just telling people to eat better and lose weight. ... Healthier food and diets are beyond the budget of too many people in the UK.

3 Sep 2020: Reflecting on the past few months, Lucia adds: “It’s been a difficult and challenging time for everyone, but we’ve seen this amazing maker community – people like Maya – get to

4 Sep 2020: The reason I went into this field was to improve people’s lives. ... We have a real opportunity to increase the number of tests being carried out and successfully diagnose people.