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1 Jan 2018: This summer I have been lucky enough to spend nine weeks interning at the WHO headquarters in Geneva, in the Evaluation Department. The department is a relatively new office set up to evaluate WHO at

3 Jan 2018: Capturing economic value from the next production revolutionUnsurprisingly, many OECD countries are looking to the next production revolution for new opportunities for value capture. ... Commercial expectations from new technologiesGreater demands and

4 Jan 2018: copy. right. Geo. ffre. y G. rimm. ett. Probability on Graphs. Random Processes. on Graphs and LatticesSecond Edition, 2018. GEOFFREY GRIMMETT. Statistical LaboratoryUniversity of Cambridge. copy. right. Geo. ffre. y G. rimm. ettGeoffrey Grimmett.

5 Jan 2018: We were shocked by the sudden death on 4 April 2016 of Nigel Allington, Bye-Fellow in Economics. ... Part IB), Alex Jones (Economics Part IIA), Justus Bieber (History Part II), Joe Young (Geography Part II), and Leor Zmigrod (Psychological and

5 Jan 2018: Tadayoshi Tazaki (Economics, 1964) was admitted as our second Foundation Fellow; Stephen Peel (Land Economy, 1984) and Gary Blankenship (Architecture, 1968) were admitted as Wilkins Fellows. ... Applied Economics; Ken McNamara is Senior Lecturer in the

5 Jan 2018: Professor Aiko Kurasawa(economics) will be the next Keio Fellow, arriving in October and Dr ElizabethMcGill (law) will be the next Thomas Jefferson Fellow. ... they could not have got through their exams without thesupport and encouragement of the staff

5 Jan 2018: Initially I “read” Economics and learnt there was some truth in its description as “the dismal science”. ... that those from weaker economic backgrounds would be more daunted by their eventual debt.

5 Jan 2018: husband, Miles (Economics, 1982). So much did I enjoy the experience that, after working as a solicitor with. ... Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Part I, top), Hugh Chatfield (Economics Part I, top), ( , ).

5 Jan 2018: There had been good Tripos results in Economics and Law and the Women’s first VIII had been Head of the River in both the Lents and the Mays. ... Fellows have also left or will leave the Fellowship: Jamie Alcock (Economics) resigned his Fellowship to

5 Jan 2018: Downing is extremely proud to welcome them as Honorary Fellows. I am also delighted to record the promotions of three Fellows: Dr JohnMcCombie (Economics) and Dr Bill O’Neill (Engineering) have