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19 Feb 2019: into the district councilsʼ new land use plans and the Combined Authorityʼs local transport. ... Existing coastal defences were improved, and new ones like the Thames Barrier were built.

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24 Oct 2018: In 2016–17, two new members were welcomed to the Board. (iii) The Campaign: Dear World. ... Since December the Board has expanded to eleven members, having welcomed three new members in 2016–17.

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29 Jan 2013: 3 Research Horizons. News. A new project will explore the role that conspiracy theories have played in the history and culture of the past two centuries. ... Now a new Centre will look at how road freight can be made more sustainable.

3 Feb 2017: The Press’s Academic grouphas been developing its new online platform CambridgeCore to enhance significantly its digital offering. ... The new proposalswill allow for 383,300 sq.m. of additional academic andcommercial research development.

5 Jan 2010: New blood test for schizophreniaThe first objective means ofdiagnosing a disorder thataffects over 24 million peopleworldwide has been discovered. ... Research intocancer stem cells is offering new insightinto how cancer cells grow and how sometumours

9 Sep 2008: Issue 7 | Autumn 2008 | 3. RESEARCH NEWS. Construction of a new building tohouse the MRC LMB is scheduled tobegin later in 2008 and is expected totake three years. ... RESEARCH NEWS. ‘Academic Incubator’ to develop new medicines of

7 Feb 2012: Contents Issue 17, February 2012. Research news | 3. Cambridge gives Newton papers to the world. ... New database forvital modelorganismlaunchedA new database promises to bean invaluable resource toscientists who study humandiseases.

6 Feb 2015: News. Features. Things. Spotlight: Imaging. 2 ContentsIssue 26, February 2015. If there’s one thing that Cambridge has always excelled in, it’s finding new ways of looking at the world. ... News in brief. More information atwww.cam.ac.uk/research. 4

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13 Oct 2014: 3 Research Horizons. News. 01.09.14 A new study shows that healthier diets and reducing food waste are needed to ensure food security and avoid dangerous climate change. ... of public approval. Banks have never been trusted less. In a capitalist society,

26 Sep 2013: 4 – 5 Research news. 6 – 7 Rubbing out noise 8 – 9 Earlier information ages in Russia. ... A new research project, ‘Bit by Bit’, aims to examine the technology’s real impact.

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22 May 2007: In this issue. HUNGRY FORKNOWLEDGE food researchplus news and views from across theUniversity. ... As ever, we also open doors on theincredible breadth of research acrossthe University, through our News andFeatures sections.