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22 Mar 2024: The resting place for Ludwig Wittgenstein and other eminent people, with Professor Mark Goldie.

28 Mar 2024: The Researchfish submission for 2024 has now closed for the main funders and we would like to thank all researchers, administrative staff and node administrators for their part in a successful submission process this year. If you have any remaining

21 May 2024: Image Copyright Glynis Pierson Fenland Farm Survey Research Assistant – Data Cleaning Specialist The Centre for Landscape Regeneration DOWNLOAD PDF COPY HERE Assignment length: Up to two months (full time or part time, details to be determined).

2 May 2024: Wish you were here? Why did people settle in your area, why did they visit, have those reasons changed? ... How has it brought people together? Lost links. Are there any ‘forgotten routes’ near you?

30 Apr 2024: The Lattey Lecture 2024 God’s Ghostwriters: Enslaved Christians and the Making of the Bible In this lecture, Professor Candida Moss will give a portrait of the many enslaved and nameless collaborators responsible for producing the earliest

4 Apr 2024: But social media can be a challenging place too. Some people may not always have positive things to say about your ideas.

15 Apr 2024: Search site. Human Resources. Pay FAQs. Q. Do I get paid overtime? Temporary workers get paid for all hours worked, so if your expected working hours are 36.5hpw, but on the request of your supervisor you work 40 hours in one week, then you will be

4 Jun 2024: Novel temperatures are already widespread beneath the world’s tropical forest canopies Assumptions that tropical forest canopies protect from the effects of climate change are unfounded, say researchers

6 Jun 2024: The Policy This Conflict of Interest (COI) policy consists of a set of requirements to be followed by each investigator participating in research funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).

20 May 2024: The Stories we tell: Solidarity and Disability in Communities of Care Professor Lorraine Krall McCrary (Wabash College), currently a Visiting Scholar at St Edmund's College, will present a book manuscript on the topic of disability, community, and

21 May 2024: Research overview My research explores the recovery of forest ecosystems after anthropogenic impacts. I am currently leading a network of researchers worldwide investigating the long-term recovery trajectories of crucial biotic interactions in

13 Jun 2024: The UK Government is replacing physical immigration documents with a digital proof of immigration status, known as an eVisa. This will affect anyone who currently holds a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP), Biometric Residence Card (BRC), or any other

26 Mar 2024: These approaches allow us to explore how animals react to human activity both at the edges of ecosystems (where migratory animals interact with people) and in the core protected areas (where

17 May 2024: Further to the launch of the revised International Working Policy in October 2023, three new guidance documents are now available to assist institutions, managers and employees in following certain processes linked to international working: Personal

7 Jun 2024: Search site. Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program. Kamalha Kyuma. Kamalha Kyuma is a Social Innovator who has an interest in strategies harmonizing processes, people and technology to reverse climate change through green

9 Apr 2024: Nik added, “We’ll print anything for anyone if we can, we don’t like turning people away.

4 Jun 2024: The revised International Working Policy guidance came into effect in October 2023.

29 May 2024: Why take part? Open Cambridge celebrates the spaces, people and histories of Cambridge. ... Do you know of any famous people linked to the history of your area?

2 May 2024: Ben Chester Cheong is a PhD candidate in the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. His area of research is the intersection between sustainability law and company law, with a focus on climate justice and climate risk. Ben holds a

18 Apr 2024: What, if anything, has shocked (or pleasantly surprised!) you about people’s behaviour here in the UK?