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5 Jun 2023: Photo Credit: Ed Rees. What new ideas are you developing? I have multiple things in the works. ... The Trinity Challenge 2024 has announced four winning teams using new technologies to tackle the….

21 Feb 2023: reforming email etiquette to reduce long chains and inbox churn. new analyses of production processes. ... Some developed new interests, while others used the time to get professional qualifications.

29 Aug 2023: Visitors will have a chance to see the old library and view the current exhibition: ‘Anchorless Bodies: Navigating Arabic in Medieval Manuscripts with new work by Emii Alrai’. ... His performances, filmmaking, and social practice create new networks

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6 Jul 2023: We use a wide range of mathematical and computational techniques, from pen-and-paper derivations of new theory, to developing codes and algorithms for parallel CPUs and GPUs. ... most recently, a new theory ('Matsubara dynamics') combining quantum

8 Dec 2023: We are welcoming four new postdoctoral affiliates into our network:. 1. Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson, Leverhulme Early Career and Isaac Newton Trust Fellowship . ... The research examines the controversies surrounding a new genre of popular recitation

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19 Sep 2023: It stacked the odds against them.”. A page of Napier's casebooks, this one featuring a case of witchcraft suspicion used in the new study. ... A page of Napier's casebooks, this one featuring a case of witchcraft suspicion used in the new study.

14 Aug 2023: We are building a new generation of genetic circuits that incorporate intercellular communication, and could be used to generate self-organised behaviour at the cellular scale. ... Patron, and Jim Haseloff,Adolfo Aguilar‐Cruz, Daniel Grimanelli, Jim

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31 Jan 2023: I am absolutely delighted to have been awarded a Consolidator Grant to develop new tools for remote health monitoring and personalised medicine. ... By developing our understanding of these cells, we will be able to provide new insight into pregnancy

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4 May 2023: Dame Sally Davies and Fellow in Charge of Punts Dr Rupert Gatti, together with the Trinity puntsmen, launched the new craft. ... The Trinity Challenge 2024 has announced four winning teams using new technologies to tackle the….

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31 Jan 2023: Our brain’s plasticity is the ability to restructure and learn new things, continually building on previous patterns of neuronal interactions. ... Implementing pulses that sync with brainwaves in these virtual environments could give new learners an

30 May 2023: You are here:. New boathouse opened. 2015. ... New boathouse opened. New boathouse (with King’s, Selwyn, and Lees School) opened.

17 Jan 2023: Divided into five themes: power, society, health, environment and discovery, the Festival includes debates, talks, exhibitions, workshops, films, tours, performances, and launch events for several new books. ... The event Chair is Peter Geoghegan,

8 Dec 2023: Navigation. Search for:. News. ByWe are delighted to announce that a new post-doctoral researcher will shortly join our Centre and the Department of Social …. Continue reading “Maxcam welcomes new Philomathia ... Posted inByIn two new podcasts,

3 Feb 2023: Search site. Human Resources. New HR and payroll system, myHR. Bulletin Date:. ... Introducing myHR. Andi Hudson, Director of HR, is pleased to announce that the University's new HR and payroll system will be called myHR and will launch in the summer

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13 Jun 2023: Should we be worried about frequent news reports of flu being detected in birds and other animals? ... Their results will feed into government decision-making, and new strategies to protect the poultry industry and reduce the risk of future transmission

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21 Jul 2023: Public Engagement The LMB’s scientists work with schools, colleges, and other organisations to inspire and enthuse people about science and show how their

17 Jan 2023: for long-term investment built on the application of new skills and capabilities. ... The Biden administration has just published a new US national strategy for manufacturing.

10 Aug 2023: These insights are what give me the motivation to contribute to tackling such a large challenge that is the global food security crisis and help pave the way for new forms

31 Jan 2023: Section 4: Old and New Ways of Seeing: 16th – 19th centuries. ... This content is archived. Section 4: Old and New Ways of Seeing: 16th – 19th centuries.

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21 Nov 2023: Ensuring technology benefits humanity. Introducing the University's new Institute for Technology and Humanity. ... Other researchers at the Centre are developing AI to assist with news verification, medical diagnosis or creation of new forms of art.

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10 Feb 2023: Front cover of Professor Dame Athene Donald's new book: Not just for the boys: Why we need more women in science. ... While the issues may not be new to some, there will be others – including those who can effect change – who do not appreciate how

10 Feb 2023: How has popular music addressed political conflict? Are the big tech firms the new colonialists? ... The event chair is Dorothy Byrne, former Head of News and Current Affairs at Channel 4.

14 Mar 2023: Many manufacturers have made it harder to repair items, keen that customers throw away and replace with new. ... I could get a new iPod but I couldn’t repair the one I wanted to keep.

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6 Oct 2023: Selling lionfish provides a new income stream for fishers and enables them to be an integral part of ecosystem restoration.”. ... This might be adopting a new agri-environment scheme, doing ecotourism, or making a new food product, for example.".

29 Jul 2023: Stormzy with Drew and Joseph. Stormzy with Drew and Joseph. 36 new Stormzy Scholarships to be awarded to Black students over next 3 years, bringing total number to 81 over eight ... Five years since the launch of the Stormzy Scholarship programme at the

28 Apr 2023: Raymond Briggs: A Retrospective. A new exhibition at Cambridge University Library celebrates the life, work and legacy of the award-winning author and illustrator.

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3 Jul 2023: As he readies himself for his new career, he is realistic about the challenges facing him. ... Jena has taken advantage of this capacity to develop a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that promises to speed up laborious – but vital – work by

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13 Jan 2023: So on the recommendation of a colleague we opted for a Peterborough-based charity, meeting our new adoptee by video. ... Sophie hardly came out from her safe place over Christmas and New Year: too many people in the house.

8 Dec 2023: Navigation. Search for:. News. ByWorkshop Work, Ethics and Freedom 11–13 December, 2019 Venue: Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale, Germany Convenor: Chris Hann, …. Continue reading “Call for Papers”.

8 Dec 2023: Published 8 December, 2023. Wild honeyguide birds prefer to cooperate with people who have learned local cultural traditions to find and access honey-filled bees’ nests, a new study has found. ... In a new study, researchers have discovered that

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