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27 Sep 2022: CDBB’s overarching role was to bring people together- to convene, connect and coordinate across the whole of the built environment. ... Thanks also to all those individuals and organisations who have partnered with CDBB, and those people and

9 May 2022: Monday 28 June - Friday 9 July 2021 At a Glance Week One Week Two Recorded Events Resources Our Thanks to...

10 Jun 2022: Data protection law covers personal data of living people, any personal data belonging to a deceased person falls outside the current legislation. ... The College Data Protection Lead and the Data Protection Officer will assess the level of risk the

22 Sep 2022: These guidelines are designed to provide advice on the contractual arrangements that are available when appointing individuals. It describes the contractual arrangements available for use by the University’s institutions. It covers employment

16 Apr 2022: Many people feel better in a few days or weeks, and most will make a full recovery within 12 weeks. ... Long Covid Support. After Covid-19, many people make a full recovery within a month.

7 Oct 2022: We have a number of vacancies at the Research Office, further details can be found on our jobs page.

14 Dec 2022: The project is a piece of participative research based in Lyn’s House Cambridge, a Christian community of people with and without intellectual disabilities.

31 Jan 2022: It gets hard to know people in other years studying different degrees and living in different accommodation blocks, but this society has facilitated that. ... Ultimately, going to university itself is a whole new experience, but meeting new people and

31 Aug 2022: Have the people and funds to engage with your research;. Be open to working with academia.

1 Apr 2022: As part of an enhanced relocation provision under the University’s People Strategy, the visa loan scheme will offer an interest-free loan, up to the value of £10,000, which

13 Mar 2022: What are sanctions? Page last updated 01/05/24 Sanctions are restrictive measures that can be put in place to fulfil a range of purposes.

3 Aug 2022: Get feedback from people inside and outside your field. We don’t keep any past applications to share due to GDPR but do recommend that you ask others in your dept

4 Oct 2022: insight. Drawing on her most recent book, Viral Justice, Ruha also introduces a microvision of change -- a way of looking at the everyday ways people are working to combat unjust systems

15 Jan 2022: The Von Hügel Institute and the Woolf Institute are delighted to launch a new annual essay competition for St Edmund's students! The theme of the 2021-22 competition is "Forgiveness". The competition is open to all students of St Edmund’s Col

1 Mar 2022: As many people have pointed out, the scheme’s assets have increased substantially since the valuation date of March 2020.

20 Apr 2022: Rob and Chloe are specialists at helping people to bring their strengths to life in work through concepts such as job crafting and evidence-based ideas from positive psychology. ... People think that long Covid is ‘just’ fatigue or a cough, but

23 Mar 2022: The consenus from this was that people were supportive of more open and transparent communications on the use of animals in research.

12 May 2022: The following guidance is in addition to the general guidance on Staff Review and Development (SRD).

18 Mar 2022: NSI Act (National Security and Investment Act) OVERVIEW The National Security and Investment (NSI) Act came into force on 4 January 2022.

28 Jan 2022: A student-led group formed under the name Striving Towards Anti-Racist Research in Youth Literature (STARYL) hosted a series of workshops delivered by Black, Indigenous and People of Colour researchers, ... The project worked with the Cambridge African

14 Feb 2022: Rajna Golubic, a member of Dr Mark Evans’ research group at the Wellcome-MRC Institute of Metabolic Science, has been announced as the overall winner of the Royal College of Physicians 2021 Turner-Warwick lecturer scheme.

1 Jul 2022: The Research Programme Management Team manage the operations of the Centre for Landscape Regeneration.

16 Dec 2022: Brett Wilson's love of wild tulips has taken him to some of the most spectacular places in Central Asia, where he discovered a new species in Toktogul, Kyrgyzstan. His work has helped to uncover the plight of 53 tulips which have been added to the

27 Jan 2022: of people of colour by running two events, and one art exhibition in Lent term. ... to include the Colleges, creating a more welcoming and empowering environment for LGBTQ+ students and staff and celebrating the contribution of historic LGBTQ+ people to

14 Sep 2022: The EngBio Postdocs group meets once per month to help support postdocs at the university interested in interdisciplinary working across the areas of biology, engineering, computer science, design and bioethics.

12 May 2022: Staff Review and Development (SRD) is for University employees, across all grades and areas of work in the University. Its key purpose is to enhance work effectiveness and support professional development. Regular SRD conversations, along with

1 Nov 2022: About the form Use this form to pay hours (other than overtime) to all hourly-paid staff on a Guaranteed Minimum Hours Contract (GMHC). One form per pay frequency Do not mix payments for employees with different pay frequencies (e.g. monthly/weekly)

5 Aug 2022: Personalised travel planning' is an established approach that enables people to think about the way they currently travel and provides them with the information, advice and motivation to walk, cycle and

22 Sep 2022: The bigger and more complicated the engineering problem, the more likely it is to have a digital twin. Firms that build rockets, planes and ships, for example, have been creating digital twins since the early 2000s, seeing significant operational

8 Jun 2022: Who is your inspirational figure (real or fictional)? With the way things are in the world and reading about how people are coping in very drastic situations, it feels like I ... they go ahead will open up more sustainable travel options for many people.

18 Jan 2022: 2021 shortlisted nominees – full list (Raven login required). The event was held virtually for the second time, and was watched by nearly 400 people from all over the University.

1 Jun 2022: A social media guide for young people: How you experience social media can affect your mood . ... Long Covid Support: After Covid-19, many people make a full recovery within a month.

24 Mar 2022: Around 40 people came together  to join the highly collaborative approach to problem-solving with additional participants joining remotely for the hybrid event. ... What we learned is that data alone won’t save the world by Itself, but the collective

4 Mar 2022: We have been developing materials to celebrate the foundational work that has been done over the last five years, highlighting our learnings, and hearing from the people behind the programmes and

11 May 2022: Search site. Von Hügel Institute. for Critical Catholic Inquiry. Dr Thomas Graff. Thomas Graff is the Academic Officer of the Von Hügel Institute. His academic formation includes a BA in Philosophy & Theology and Italian Literature (Notre Dame);

10 Jun 2022: There are a number of webinars scheduled to help Horizon 2020 grant holders and applicants to Horizon Europe funding. This includes 22 June - H2020 grants. Avoiding errors in declaring personnel costs 22 June - ERC 2023 starting grants (Part 1) 24

17 Apr 2022: Long Covid is estimated to affect at around 1 in 5 people infected with Covid-19. ... Mental health and young people. Covid-19 has disrupted the lives of everyone, including children and young people, beyond recognition.

3 Aug 2022: This video will help you to think about how and why to use different academic online sites and social media, for connecting with people, finding researchers with common interests, promoting your

2 Sep 2022: I owe this award to the many people who’ve taken time out of their busy working lives in NGOs, government departments and businesses, to join these conversations.

7 Jul 2022: We seek to provide knowledge and tools to regenerate the British countryside using cost-effective nature-based solutions that harness the power of ecosystems to provide broad societal benefits including biodiversity recovery as well as climate

1 Feb 2022: Our rowers have told us that we have been a lifeline to them this year and provided a space for them to meet like-minded, kind and positive people.

20 Dec 2022: A new conservation guide launched to protect European seabirds at risk from climate change, by the CRI's Silviu Petrovan, Bill Sutherland and Nigel Taylor, in collaboration with the ZSL (The Zoological Society of London).

1 Jul 2022: If you have been asked to register as a casual worker at the University of Cambridge by one of our Institutions or Departments, you should read the information below and follow the instructions on how to register as a worker on the Cambridge Casual

27 Oct 2022: However, evidence that tough-on-crime policies deter rule-breakers is limited. Moreover, it can contribute to conflict between people and conservation authorities.

5 Oct 2022: Off-site manufacturing delivers major benefits to the automotive, food and beverage industries, but construction has been slower to explore its potential, especially in the UK.

14 Feb 2022: Partnership in research is vital, and this centre brings together research and stakeholder partners from across the UK. Together, we embark on a collective endeavour to enhance iconic British landscapes and ensure a sustainable future for the

25 Oct 2022: I’ve got 250 people in London thinking the correct way – a whole university – I’m going to need a hand! ... scheme launched when the view was it was too hard to find one – no it wasn’t – just engage (and keep engaging) with people there is

18 Oct 2022: Its annual awards proudly reflect the wide variety of people, places, organisations and achievements that make physics such an exciting discipline.

10 Mar 2022: The Gemini Papers set the Centre for Digital Built Britain’s vision for the future, showcasing the vital role that connected digital twins play in improving social, economic, and environmental outcomes, to create a better quality of life for all.

22 Apr 2022: The Research Operations Office has updated its guidance on who is eligible to be a Principal Investigator (PI) on a research grant hosted at the University. Further details can be found on the PI Eligibility webpage and this topic will also be