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4 Jan 2016: Harvey McGrath, co-chair of the £2 billion fundraising campaign for the University and Colleges of Cambridge, was also knighted in the New Year’s honours list ‘for services to economic

4 Jan 2016: In late 2015 a Cambridge-based nonprofit released the Raspberry Pi Zero, a tiny £4 computer that was a whole £26 cheaper than the original 2012 model. The Zero

4 Jan 2016: Tangible fixed assets. a) Freehold Land and Buildings Freehold buildings are stated at cost and are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 40 years. ... b) Maintenance of premises The cost of major refurbishment

5 Jan 2016: I am conscious also that there are many other forms of cultural diversity,not least economic, within the British Methodist Church. ... Pooling of costs for events so that people can afford to come irrespective oftheir economic situation.

5 Jan 2016: Culturaland economic forces dictate the forms of intimate relations. However, somewomen have been confronted with some choices.

7 Jan 2016: My life as a scientist is varied, hectic and rewarding. I feel tremendously privileged to be doing what I do. I’m a cognitive neuroscientist, which means that I study the brain and the mind. To

8 Jan 2016: The report describes impact in terms of the aggregate improvements in welfare and enhanced economic growth. ... the modelling consumers. Also software as an industry has a direct economic impact. •

8 Jan 2016: 1. RELEVANT TO: Academics/ Researchers Reminder- Registration for Researchfish workshop on 22 Jan. 2016, at 1:30pm for PIs and 2:30pm for dep. administrators Wellcome Trust’s and CRUK’s requirements for data sharing – meet the funders

8 Jan 2016: Electronic Structure and Impact. Mike Payne mcp1@cam.ac.uk. Government/Research Council speak = economic and/or social impact. ... from the research based to economic benefits.’ •Significant use of DFT in combination with other methods.

8 Jan 2016: The Research Grants User Group (RGUG) is a forum led by the Research Operations Office where research grant administration issues and developments are discussed. The next RGUG meeting will take place on Tuesday, 9 February 2016 at 9.30am in Mill

8 Jan 2016: Node administrators are monitoring the submissions of research outcomes in Researchfish from PIs in their Department. Based on frequently asked questions we have compiled a user guide for Researchfish.

8 Jan 2016: stands in the context of a prior report on the economic impact of molecular modelling [1] as well as. ... Pertinent findings of the economic impact report were that the dominant electronic structure.

8 Jan 2016: Search site. Research Operations Office. Research Operations Office Bulletin - Issue 150. Published on 8 January 2016. 1. RELEVANT TO: Academics/ Researchers. Reminder- Registration for Researchfish workshop on 22 Jan. 2016, at 1:30pm for PIs and

8 Jan 2016: This workshop will focus on the challenges of managing social media data for research across the lifecycle of a research project and beyond. Participants will explore the following questions with our panel of experts: How can I plan the collection

8 Jan 2016: The Research Operations Office has provided Researchfish with an up-to-date list of node allocations for all awards. Researchfish will need time to upload the information. We expect that amendments will be made by mid-January. Until then, Node

8 Jan 2016: David Carr from the Wellcome Trust and Jamie Enoch from Cancer Research UK are coming to Cambridge to talk with researchers about research data sharing. They will give short talks about their requirements for data sharing and afterwards you will

8 Jan 2016: Researchfish is running a series workshops across the UK in January 2016 on the Researcher Interface and covering some training for administrators who are tasked with administering the returns on behalf of their institutions. Two sessions will take

11 Jan 2016: Trusts to facilitate equitable benefit sharing within local communities and promote long-term economic sustainability should be created;.

11 Jan 2016: Examples are spam filters, text and speech recognition, machine learning,bioinformatics, health economics and (some) clinical trials.

12 Jan 2016: mobile. 17. Ever Increasing Complexity Software Systems Drive World’s Economic Growth.