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19 Dec 2011: economic environment, the Cambridge Enterprise. team completed 116 licences, signed 183 consultancy. ... 11Annual Review 2011. Dr Ward Hills. Financial performance. Economic impact from researchIncome from knowledge transfer activities is a key indicator

9 Mar 2010: available for reinvestment. 15Annual Review 2009. Seed Funds. Despite the economic downturn,our portfolio. ... economic health.Moreover it is an indicator of our. impact on the world.

23 Mar 2009: Fundamental Research for Positive Impact inthe Long-TermWe believe that the most profound economic and.

21 Apr 2008: Granta ensures that a company’s technical, economic,and environmental data about metals, plastics, composites andceramics is up to date, accurate, easy to find, and that its pedigreecan be traced.

8 May 2015: Technology Transfer Offices at UK universities play a valuable role in protecting and commercialising intellectual property developed at universities for social and economic benefit around the world. ... that benefit society and generate economic benefit

6 Mar 2017: This year saw the fourth University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund (UCEF), which has helped support the University eorts to stimulate economic growth. ... 32. Economic impact. Since 2011 eleven companies started with Cambridge Enterprise have either.

6 Jan 2011: In. particular, it is central to both an innovation-based. economic recovery and the communication of the. ... economic and societal impact. Professor Lynn Gladden. Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research). University of Cambridge.

5 Aug 2015: revenue, goodwill, business opportunity or any indirect, consequential, financial or economic loss or damage, costs or expenses whether in contract, tort, negligence, breach of statutory duty or otherwise whatsoever or howsoever

18 Aug 2022: Creative Cambridge 2022 was sponsored by cofinitive, with funding from the Economic and Social Research Council.

15 May 2024: A recent report showed that the University of Cambridge produces around £30bn of economic impact annually and 80% of that is linked to research and innovation. ... As a nation, our ability to create employment and economic growth depends on this.