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19 Jun 2015: Applications will also be considered for exceptional costs in the production of a thesis, e.g. ... Financial hardship is when you cannot meet your basic living costs for good reason.

27 Feb 2015: The Marie Curie Actions are funded under FP7 Specific Programme 'People '. Its main objective is to strengthen the human potential in research and technology in Europe and to make Europe a more attractive place for researchers to work.

22 Oct 2015: Buildings under construction are valued at cost, based on the value of architects’ certificates and other direct costs incurred. ... The consolidated cost of freehold buildings and assets in construction consists of the costs incurred by the College

22 Oct 2015: Economic and Social History. 9,960. 19,557. Economic Research. 14,832. 22,857. Economics. ... 22,674. Economics (Advanced Diploma). 9,960. 19,557. Genomic Medicine [starts October 2015].

16 Apr 2015: Collaborators and funders sometimes supply their own contract, which will contain those terms most beneficial to that party but may also contain terms detrimental to the researcher or omit terms that are necessary to the University.

26 Nov 2015: 2+ 1. 4and the other gets 1. 4. Sharing the Cost of a Runway. ... Game-Theoretic Analysis of a Bankruptcy Problem from theTalmud, Journal of Economic Theory (1985).

16 Apr 2015: Bespoke Agreements A bespoke agreement, based on one of our models where possible, is drafted and negotiated so that the research contract is tailored for a specific project. These research contracts take longer to finalise and take longer to

1 Apr 2015: Download this chapter in PDF format What is a trust fund? A trust fund is established where the University accepts a bequest "on trust". This becomes a binding obligation upon the University to use the money in accordance with the terms of the b

22 Apr 2015: 7. In the medium-term it is intended that the operational costs of the facilities will be met, on a Full Economic Costing basis, through charges to animal users. ... and run to meet the University’s research objectives on a cost-effective and

6 Feb 2015: What is PCI? In order for the University to carry out financial transactions involving the acceptance of payment cards (credit and debit) we have to comply with standards as laid down by the Payment Card Industry Board (PCI).

16 Apr 2015: We deal with all types of research projects and differing interactions with our collaborators and funders. We have, therefore, a range of contracts to deal with specific situations. Amendment Collaboration Agreement Confidentiality Agreement (CDA/NDA

23 Jul 2015: There are usually two reasons why cost varies from budget. Price - item costs more or less than expected. ... Unplanned activity occurs, for example a staff member may fall ill for an extended period requiring the recruitment of temporary cover at

27 Feb 2015: The Specific Capacities Programme aims to enhance research and innovation capacities throughout Europe, and to ensure their optimal use.

27 Feb 2015: Energy. Environment (including climate change). Transport (including aeronautics). Socio-economic sciences and the humanities.

4 Sep 2015: Download this chapter in PDF format Version History Version Number Issue date Comments 3.1 Apr 2024 Updated links and terminology Basic, overtime and casual transaction pay codes added to chapter 3.0 Jan 2018 Updated formatting to new FPM style

31 Mar 2015: Download this chapter in PDF format Overview The pages in this section give further information on the policies and procedures for Fixed Assets.

20 Mar 2015: ABAA. Chest Stipends. Recurrent funding for the pay costs of academic and academic-related staff. ... All applications for research grants and contracts must now be costed on ‘X5’ on a Full Economic Cost (fEC) basis.

6 Nov 2015: Other examples included concrete and road surfacing incorporating graphene, which would mean lighter and stronger infrastructure, and roads that have to be resurfaced far less often, greatly lowering the costs to ... Our many partnerships with industry

25 Jun 2015: The following feature among the most commonly negotiated terms Intellectual Property (IP) Publication Confidentiality Liability / indemnity Further details can be foud here about why we negotiate.

25 Jun 2015: What is a research contract? Research contracts are legally binding agreements that govern collaborative research between the University and external organisations, whether those organisations are funding the research or are participating in the