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1 Feb 2013: his meticulous attention to detail has solved countless puzzles and generated a new understanding of an integral component of the natural world. ... I started finding new species in my own garden – I became an obsessive.”.

29 Nov 2013: 1974). I moved from human ecology issues in Solomon Islands (1970s) to population and development in Fiji (1980s) and the ecology of prehistoric wetland management in the highlands of New Guinea ... Hviding 2015. ‘Landesque capital as an alternative to

16 Jul 2013: Search site. For staff. Support for returning carers. A new scheme to support the career development of research and academic staff who are going on, or have returned from, caring responsibilities

1 Nov 2013: Biofuels also represent a new profitability frontier for transnational corporations and investment funds, especially in sub-Saharan Africa where land and labour costs are relatively low.

29 Apr 2013: The University is looking to help international students who want to stay in the UK after finishing their studies by endorsing them as part of the UK Border Agency’s Tier 1 (Graduate entrepreneur) scheme. The Graduate entrepreneur scheme was

24 Oct 2013: Synthesising bushmeat research effort in West and Central Africa: A new regional database.

23 Oct 2013: Cabeza, M. 2018. New law puts Bolivian biodiversity hotspot on road to deforestation.

22 May 2013: Search site. For staff. Joanne Martindale. She takes up her new role on 26 June 2013 and brings with her a wealth of experience in health research – both in industry and

20 Feb 2013: Mr Knox is currently Director of the Sir John Soane’s Museum in London where he has been since 2005. He studied History of Art at the Courtauld Institute of Art, and was appointed Assistant Curator at the Royal Institute of British Architects

31 Jan 2013: In a cycle-savvy place such as Cambridge, many of us who can cycle to work are doing so. The 2007 University Travel Survey showed that 39 per cent of employees use a bike to get work, compared with a national average of 19 per cent of all workers.