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22 Dec 2021: tools. In order to understand urban development op-portunities today, this paper suggests to add a technological dimension to the trifecta ofeconomic, environmental and social sustainability goals that guides city planning.

30 Dec 2021: VHI Research Associate William Simpson PhD PhD has been awarded the Cardinal Mercier Prize 2021 (awarded to John F. Wippel in 1981, and to Nicholas Rescher in 2005) for his thesis, What’s the matter? Toward a neo-Aristotelian Ontology of Nature.

25 Jan 2021: 12. Op. cit. (note 1), p.65.13. Tea House (2009), built from hundreds of.

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23 Apr 2021: Dark etching regions under rolling contact fatigue: a review. S. Echeverri Restrepoa,b, S. W. Ooic, P. Yana, P. Andrica, R. H. Vegtera, and J. Laia. aSKF Research & Technology Development (RTD), SKF B.V., Meidoornkade 14, 3992 AE,Houten, The

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6 Jul 2021: Up to £34,000 per annum plus benefits including free meals on duty and car park (subject to availability) The Von Hügel Institute for Critical Catholic Inquiry (VHI), based at St Edmund’s College in the University of Cambridge, invites

17 Feb 2021: A panel discussion on contemporary Eastern European politics, jointly organised with the Jagiellonian University's Centre for Political Thought and London Polish Research Centre, and financed by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs Co-chairs D

12 Aug 2021: Building a global evidence base to support government investment in built environment innovation that delivers benefits for people and places Following its launch, the Global BIM Network is now initiating a Call for Knowledge to all public sector

17 Feb 2021: Organised by the University of Cambridge’s Strategic Research Initiative for energy researchers, Energy@Cambridge in partnership with The Faraday Institute, Woolf Institute, VHI and KLICE