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21 Feb 2024: But what if AI tools were designed specifically for real-world medicine – with all its organisational, scientific, and economic complexity?strong“/strong/p /blockquote pProf van der Schaar calls this a ... in Mathematics (magnacum laude) and

23 Feb 2024: use of a treatment (in medicine), a change of policy (in economics or government) or a change in product or system attributes (in business).

23 Feb 2024: range of disciplines  including  psychology, neuroscience, epidemiology and economics.

12 Jan 2024: At Cambridge, consultancy makes a significant contribution to the impressive £23 billion annual economic impact generated by the university’s research and innovation output (which figure also includes the revenue from ... Cambridge Economic Impact

19 Feb 2024: across the socio-economic spectrum./p pThis study explored the likely real-world uptake of a smoking cessation intervention called MiQuit, should it become routinely available to pregnant smokers, and looked

22 Feb 2024: cause of morbidity and death, would seem to be an excellent idea, but it is only by robust research coupled with economic analysis can we be sure that the benefit of

23 Feb 2024: Our experimental evaluations across various LLM scales and arithmetic reasoning datasets underscore both the efficacy and economic viability of the proposed approach.

4 Mar 2024: leading-edge, world-changing ideas into major societal and economic benefit.

22 Feb 2024: engineering, actuarial sciencebr / • Economic evaluation in public healthbr / • Knowledge translation/engaging policy makersbr / • Population screening programmesbr / • Reacting to health scares/span/p pspan style="font-family:

19 Feb 2024: Dr Ha-Joon Chang, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge. 2016: Imagining universities: new worlds, old ideas? – ... 2007: Happiness and Values – Richard Layard, Emeritus Professor of Economics, London School of Economics,.

19 Feb 2024: at scale is difficult, but say changing the physical and economic environments that drive the behaviour has the most potential to succeed./p div id="attachment_25039" style="width: 760px"

23 Feb 2024: reserved in two Cambridge Colleges (Trinity Hall, Gonville & Caius), located in the city centre (approximately 2 miles from the Cambridge Biomedical Campus). ... A Conference Dinner will be held in the main hall at Gonville & Caius College on Friday

23 Feb 2024: Research Interests. Yeosun uses quantitative research methods to address mental health, wellbeing, education, and economic inequalities, particularly in children and young people.

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22 Feb 2024: engineering, actuarial sciencebr / • Economic evaluation in public healthbr / • Knowledge translation/engaging policy makersbr / • Population screening programmesbr / • Reacting to health scares/span/p pspan style="font-family:

23 Feb 2024: Principal research question:. There are large expectations that by applying insights from behavioural economics to alter “choice architecture”, health-related and other behaviours can be changed in low cost ways that

23 Feb 2024: Bursary Availability. We offer a bursary for eligible applicants experiencing socio-economic or educational disadvantage, with Home or UK fee status.

23 Feb 2024: Collaborative:. Led by Prof Phyo Myint, Aberdeen, economists from the HSR group are leading the economic evaluation component.

23 Apr 2024: You live in a neighbourhood with a low rate of progression to higher education (measured by POLAR4) and/or a high level of socio-economic deprivation (measured by IMD).

19 Feb 2024: The unchecked rise of global temperatures will lead to untold health, environmental, and economic consequences, and the unfolding sixth mass extinction threatens to unravel many of the essential ecosystems on which ... can act rapidly and radically in