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29 Jan 2010: They discussed how to establish firmer links between all aspects of research infrastructure from fundamental discoveries and path breaking scholarship to policy, social, economic, technological and commercial innovation and impact. ... The school is one

20 Oct 2010: Under the supervision of Professor Tony Cockerill (Faculty of Economics) six teams will use a computer based simulation to run the British economy for the equivalent of ten years. ... of things we’re interested in at Cambridge University – without

17 Jun 2010: His study brings a lifetime’s research in fields including politics, economics, philosophy, theology and literature to bear on the state of global politics and the causes, consequences and wider meaning ... Meanwhile, the effects of a prolonged

11 Feb 2010: It shows that despite the economic downturn the Colleges and the University have maintained the momentum of this important fundraising campaign.

26 May 2010: Prompted by a concern about educational inequality, Reay’s latest work revisits economic historian RH Tawneys conclusion in 1931 that social class is the hereditary curse of the English educational system, ... This he described as having two-way

1 Jan 2010: The study, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), draws on the trust and credibility they have developed over many years through engagement with practitioners and prisoners.

1 May 2010: ‘Scriptorium’ is the culmination of a three-year project in the Faculty of English to digitise and preserve a type of manuscript book well known in 15th- to

23 Jul 2010: He has a particular interest in the economic, social and political history of southern Italy in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and has written a wide variety of publications on ... His research focuses upon the social, economic and cultural

1 May 2010: Flowers only appeared on Earth 130 million years ago, much later than most other major groups of organisms, which appeared closer to 500 million years ago. And

31 May 2010: Population history and more studied approaches to economic history both flourish in the book where for radio listeners they might well have proven soporific.