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3 Jun 2024: Despite ample evidence that inequalities harm innovation, productivity and general well-being, inequalities persist in all areas of economic life in the UK, including in academia.

26 Feb 2024: Key publications:. Maura A. Ryan is the author of Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction: The Cost of Longing, and co-edited The Challenge of Global Stewardship: Roman Catholic Responses with

6 Feb 2024: Eligibility Statement Our primary focus is on supporting current students, current postdoctoral researchers and recent graduates (in particular those who left within the last two years) of the university. If you meet these criteria, you are likely

15 Mar 2024: Faculty of Modern & Medieval Languages . Faculty of Economics . Faculty of Divinity .

8 Aug 2023: Policy Statement This policy sets out the rules and key principles in relation to the incurring, claiming, approving, and processing of expenses for employees. As a charitable organisation, the University has an obligation to ensure all funds are

6 Sep 2023: The project doesn't assign economic values. The asset register gauges asset health and site capacity for sustainable benefits, including ecosystem services. ... Some biodiversity values defy measurement in economic terms, focusing on intrinsic value and

17 Apr 2024: If every effort has been made to contact the customer, including a previous referral to the Credit Control team for support, the next step is to decide if an external debt collection agency is to be used.

22 Jan 2024: with the potential to unlock remarkable economic opportunities in Africa. ... Dr Susan (Sue) Snyman is Director of Research at the African Leadership University’s School of Wildlife Conservation, with over 20 years’ experience in resource economics,

21 Jul 2023: Publications It is important that researchers consider the export control risks of their research not just at the stage of international collaboration but also when it comes to publishing their results. Technology or software that is in the

9 Feb 2024: Dementia currently affects 55 million people across the world. One in three of us is on course to develop dementia, with huge personal, health and economic impact.