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2 Jun 2008: The event, ‘Bioscience:Biomillions’, illustrated how the UK’s excellent bioscience research base, principally funded by BBSRC with over £400M of public money each year, is delivering substantial economic and social ... Steve Visscher, BBSRC

5 Nov 2008: Here is an example of the use of Theorem 4.4. [Since this example is not inthe syllabus, it should be possible to get full marks without including it. ... The syllabus also includes discussion of relations between eigenvalues ofa matrix and fixed points

26 Dec 2008: 3 Vickrey's first degree was in Mathematics and Electrical Engineering from Yale, and he shared the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1996. ... 6 Beckmann, M., McGuire, C.B. and Winsten, C.B. 1956 Studies in the Economics of Transportation.

11 Aug 2008: This project also involved a Cambridge workshop that brought together scholars from economics and economic geography working on evolutionary approaches. ... To find out more about Ron go to:www.geog.cam.ac.uk/people/martin/. Constructing an Evolutionary

13 Jun 2008: Mr Dimas studied law and economics at the universities of Athens, Greece and New York, USA.

1 Apr 2008: Change in Syllabus 2007/8. The new syllabus in 2007/8 is:. Foundations of Quantum Mechanics: Operator methods. ... The previous syllabus was:. Introduction/Revision: Mathematical foundations of non-relativistic quantum mechanics.

29 Feb 2008: Key findings include the following:. The UK comes 18th out of 29 countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in expenditure on primary education and the difference ... They are:. The Funding of English Primary Education,

11 Dec 2008: "Culture Wars: Heritage and Armed Conflict in the 21st Century", which is being hosted by Cambridge University, will suggest that the very idea of culture is

8 Apr 2008: There are plenty of examples of their use inPhysics, but also in Chemistry, Biology, Economics, etc.

20 Dec 2008: Since Keynesian economics is derived, by definition, from the work of John Maynard Keynes, one might suppose that reading Keynes is an important part of Keynesian theorizing. ... In fact, quite the opposite is the case.” [European Economic Review, 1992]