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12 Aug 2020: About this template We recognise that COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the HEI sector and many research and teaching staff will have faced difficulties in carrying out their usual duties. We welcome a voluntary statement detailing the impact

10 Jul 2020: Please join us this Friday 10 July for our Coffee Break at our usual 2.30pm to discuss with Professor Cristiane Derani "A sustainable Food System for the European Union", a SAPEA commissioned report. It will be interesting to hear about this giv

8 Oct 2020: Many people look to the creative industries because they want to ‘be creative’. ... Eligibility criteria often focus BAME groups, people with disability, or those from lower socio-economic backgrounds.

21 Jul 2020: Dr Nigel Simpson is passionate about environmental conservation in the Neotropics, and is heavily involved with the work of the Fundación Jocotoco and BirdLife International.

8 Oct 2020: Practice, ask for honest feedback from knowledgeable people, and find out if you will be able to make a living from performing.

14 Jun 2020: Rowman & Littlefield, 5th edition. DiAngelo, R. (2018). White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism. ... Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race. Lodge R.E.

18 Dec 2020: Contact. We love to hear from people about our events. To contact the Festival team, please email cambridgefestival@admin.cam.ac.uk.

10 Sep 2020: ARCOM Kwadwo paper.png The paper 'Offsite manufacturing and construction industry transformation: a multi-level socio-technical transitions perspective' has been published in the Proceedings of the 36th Annual ARCOM Conference.

18 May 2020: Supporting our BAME NHS people and communities during and beyond COVID-19. ... Mind have curated information and tips to help you support young people during this time.

9 Jun 2020: Please join us for our second coffee break on Friday 12 June at 2.30pm (till 3.10pm). Dr Jean Adams will share her work with CEDAR (Centre for Diet and Activity Research) on "Food insecurity in the UK".

25 Sep 2020: Grant Writing Workshop - Professor Bhaskar Vira Professor Vira will provide an overview for those of you thinking about writing grant applications or wanting to prepare yourself for when the time comes. Register Here

19 Oct 2020: As part of the Conservation Seminar Series, CCI executive director Dr. Mike Maunder and Dr. Nancy Ockendon, Science Coordinator for the Endangered Landscapes Programme, will be looking at the impacts of the Covid pandemic on conservation practice.

21 Jan 2020: The Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy, and Natural Resource Governance (C EENRG) is hosting a seminar series throughout the 2019 20 academic year Seminars take place every other Thursday, 3 4 pm at the room 2 49 of the David Attenborough

17 Jun 2020: Global Food Security - Food for Thoughts Coffee Break Series Please join us for our third coffee break on Friday 19 June at 2.30pm (till 3.10pm). David Willer and Dr Aldrige will share their work on "Sustainable Shellfish Aquaculture for Food

25 May 2020: This project investigates how to understand infrastructure complexity, using the digital twin.

6 Jul 2020: first, one far removed from most people’s everyday lives,” said coauthor Ben Balmford from the University of Exeter. ... million people – mainly the world’s poorest – to 'multi-sector climate risks' such as drought, flooding and famine.

1 Sep 2020: To date, over 20 million people have been infected with COVID-19 across the world, with no sign of any immediate abatement. ... 2010) ‘Pathogenic landscapes: Interactions between land, people, disease vectors, and their animal hosts’, International

8 Jun 2020: From the Ground Up – Soil Management in a Changing Climate The Tropical Agriculture Association (TAA) East Anglia’s 7th Annual Seminar will be hosted by Fauna & Flora International (FFI), in collaboration with the Cambridge Global Food Security

27 Apr 2020: Coronavirus and Conservation – An Interdisciplinary Conversation We’d like to invite you to our first conversation on Coronavirus and Conservation. With so much interesting work happening in our network we wanted to bring these thoughts together

18 Dec 2020: Cambridge Enterprise are currently seeking an entrepreneurial Investment Associate for the Physical Sciences arm of our Seed Funds team, which manages a highly successful £30 million early stage technology fund and actively supports the development

2 Dec 2020: For many people COVID-19 has meant remote working, but some jobs just have to be done in person.

5 Jun 2020: Please join us for the launch of the new "GFS Food for Thoughts Coffee Break Seminars". We aim to meet regularly on Fridays 2.30-3pm to learn from colleagues and external speakers, to discuss and exchange ideas, to network, and to have a coffee

16 Nov 2020: Dr Toby Jackson, Plant Sciences -PhD Candidate, Land Economy -Zoology -PhD Candidate, Geography - What is ‘coexistence’ between people and large carnivores?.

25 May 2020: This project improved the foundations for applying tried-and-tested machine learning (ML) approaches to the built environment.

1 Jul 2020: Institutions are advised of the following updates and points of clarification on the University’s furlough scheme. Please note that the University’s scheme currently runs until 31 July 2020. Information about arrangements from 1 August 2020 will

30 Oct 2020: The ECR Programme at the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute equips graduate students and postdoctoral researchers with skills and support in an interdisciplinary and collaborative research setting.

22 Sep 2020: Professor Karalyn Patterson, of the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit at University of Cambridge, has been chosen to receive a prestigious award celebrating the achievements of women in STEM.

18 Sep 2020: Search site. Von Hügel Institute. for Critical Catholic Inquiry. Dr William Simpson. William Simpson is a Research Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin, and a Research Associate at Von Hügel Institute, St Edmund's College,

8 Oct 2020: Search site. Sectors: Museums, libraries and archives. There are about 2500 museums in the UK, ranging from those employing 900 people to small local or specialist museums employing three people (or

18 Sep 2020: To be open minded and non-judgemental. To have empathy for people struggling with wellbeing issues. ... Don’t be afraid to accept help from people who are interested in moving wellbeing forwards – you can’t do everything yourself, you need support

24 May 2020: Related to all these points is the key challenge of engaging people who live and work in cities.

23 Apr 2020: Article by Harry Gold. Though most people with COVID-19 only develop a mild illness, some patients go on to develop severe respiratory conditions, and scientists are trying to work out ... Previous studies have pointed to a higher risk for older people

30 Nov 2020: That’s why it's important to contact as many people as you can in your interest areas both to find out more about what it's really like working in ... Speculative approaches - Take the initiative to talk to people - it's a fruitful way to build your

8 Jun 2020: The Festival of Wellbeing is run by the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion section. Contact for further information Diane : diane.jeffery@admin.cam.ac.uk For General Enquiries Please contact the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion section on equality@adm

3 Dec 2020: Pay attention to what you pay attention to. Then consider: What, if anything, do those people have in common? ... Lots can be discovered by talking to people in an organisation or in a role of interest to you.

25 Sep 2020: Moving Methods Online - Lucy Goodman Learn more about how to do social science research when travel and face-to-face are limited during the pandemic.

8 Oct 2020: Many of the skills that make people good scientists are transferable to data science. ... Include your Github (online code repository) if you have one. Data science is a collaborative area, with many people sharing their methodologies and insights.

8 Oct 2020: All organisations (public, private and third sector) need people to lead and run their finances, IT, human resources, marketing and sales. ... Organisations developing products may need people to manage projects, run trials, secure regulatory approval,

15 Jun 2020: Zoology Live! Listening and Identifying Birds Explore bird song with Dr Tony Fulford, including a LIVE interview and chance to put your questions to Tony on how to listen to, record and identify birds from their songs.

24 Jan 2020: Nature's Secrets for Uncertain Times - Tuesday 3 March, 5pm.

13 Nov 2020: The Future of Conservation Finance in a Post-Covid World By Yuan Pan, Bhaskar Vira, Sophia Cooke and Chris Sandbrook Two new projects in the Department of Geography consider the way conservation is funded, particularly in the context of the collapse

25 Sep 2020: Doing Research from a Distance: Part 1 - Charlotte Milbank More details to follow.

8 Oct 2020: This is a growing industry that needs talented people to devise solutions to the new and complex challenges of pensions in our modern society. ... How to know if you’re suited to this sector. These careers are suited to analytical people who enjoy

9 Oct 2020: The database includes information on about 2800 grant-making trusts that give grants to people looking for money to study, to develop their career, or for welfare (because of poverty,

12 May 2020: To do this, the paper sets out a systems-based, people-focused view of infrastructure with a focus on:. ... People – the key purpose of infrastructure is to support and serve society, we must get better at understanding and delivering the

29 Jun 2020: Cambridge Neuroscience, CATS, and the Public Health@Cambridge Network are bringing together researchers across the University tackling mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic in an interactive workshop.

21 Jul 2020: It describes successful area-based conservation in the 21st Century. A ‘Green List’ area is one that delivers fair and effective conservation results for people and nature.

19 Oct 2020: People who are self-isolating with COVID-19 have the option to reduce their isolation period after 5 full days if they test negative with an LFD test on both day

8 Oct 2020: Let your DOS, supervisors, or other academics know you're looking—it's OK to approach people whose lectures, practicals, or papers you've enjoyed. ... Most people want to help current students; even if they can’t directly offer you work experience,

22 Apr 2020: It is looking for volunteers to help the most vulnerable people in our county, with their shopping, collecting prescriptions and cleaning and maintaining homes.