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3 Sep 2021: The Wellcome Trust would like to hear from their current and former grant holders as well as support staff about the barriers they face regarding sustainable research and how Wellcome could help to alleviate these. Staff can share their thoughts and

22 Sep 2021: Neither runner, however, beat the clock, which took 44.4 seconds. On October 20th, 2007, Sam Dobin, a second year undergraduate reading Economics, made it round within the sound of the

23 Sep 2021: pandemic and its economic impacts (Joseph Rowntree Foundation, 2021) – is essential.

15 Sep 2021: We received helpful and encouraging comments from an anonymous referee. This paper has been accepted by the Annual Review of Financial Economics and will be published in vol 13 in November.

10 Sep 2021: How the University of Cambridge complies with the Gender Equality Plan The University of Cambridge is committed to ensuring and promoting gender equality, and seeks to identify and mitigate any imbalances.

23 Sep 2021: As effective market actors, planners need to be able to negotiate financially on level terms with developers, and this requires substantial knowledge not shallow awareness of development economics.’ (Adams & Tiesdell, 2010,

20 Sep 2021: The Cambridge Colloquium in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic is a yearly spring conference. organized by postgraduate students of the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at the University of Cambridge. Information on the next Colloquium,

16 Sep 2021: Benefits include ones related to an individual’s health, employment and earnings as well as empowering them with skills needed not only for their own economic and life outcomes but also ... Kremer, M., Miguel, E. & R. Thornton (2009), Incentives to

14 Sep 2021: The economic case for digital transformation has been proven, our research has shown that every £1 invested in Information Management could generate cost savings of £6.90 - £7.40 over time.

22 Sep 2021: These offices, often the prerogative of the most important artisanal dynasties, represented the public recognition of either a high level of professional skill or a recognized economic and social prestige" [4]. ... to accept and even contribute to the