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21 May 2024: Dr Nazia M. Habib started the Centre for Resilience and Sustainable Development(CRSD) to meet the urgent need to embed complex system thinking, creativedesign, political economics and related disciplines, into policy

26 Mar 2024: 06 OCTOBER. 20 MARCH. £29.8bn economic impact of the University of Cambridge revealed. ... The summit emphasised catalysing innovation, nurturing pioneering discoveries, and forming partnerships to deliver societal and economic impact.

23 Nov 2022: Cambridge Enterprise. 3. And then the third phase would be the phase of social economic interventions in which the community members from the opposing groups implement solutions based on that agreed ... They can be economic solutions, but a lot of them

2 Dec 2022: training and economic support for a transition towards a safer future.

15 Dec 2022: Originally developed for the Economic and Social Research Council IAA - Commercialisation of Research out of the Social Sciences (CRoSS). ... About CRoSS - Cambridge Enterprise (CE) is organising a series of events to present Cambridge's response to UKRI

8 May 2015: Technology Transfer Offices at UK universities play a valuable role in protecting and commercialising intellectual property developed at universities for social and economic benefit around the world. ... that benefit society and generate economic benefit

8 May 2015: Technology Transfer Offices at UK universities play a valuable role in protecting and commercialising intellectual property developed at universities for social and economic benefit around the world. ... that benefit society and generate economic benefit

6 Mar 2017: This year saw the fourth University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund (UCEF), which has helped support the University eorts to stimulate economic growth. ... 32. Economic impact. Since 2011 eleven companies started with Cambridge Enterprise have either.

6 Jan 2014: significant contributions to the economic growth. of the UK. Cambridge is Europe’s leading technology cluster,. ... supporting the continued economic growth of the. region and the country,” said Professor Sir Leszek.

28 Jan 2019: This year saw the sixth University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund (UCEF), which has helped support the University’s efforts to stimulate economic growth. ... and transient populations, prevailing socio-economic trends, opportunities for social and

26 Mar 2024: Commercialising research from UK universities is a significant part of the UK’s innovation and economic story. ... The evidence is clear. The University of Cambridge has an annual economic impact in excess of £24 billion from associated research and

12 Mar 2021: If 2020 made one thing clear, it is the enormity of the challenges that the world faces: pandemic disease, antibiotic resistance, climate change, and global economic recovery. ... The programme’s first workshop, in Botswana, featured examples of

9 Mar 2010: available for reinvestment. 15Annual Review 2009. Seed Funds. Despite the economic downturn,our portfolio. ... economic health.Moreover it is an indicator of our. impact on the world.

11 Jan 2013: significant contributions to the economic growth. of the UK. The University of Cambridge sits at the heart of one of.

3 Jul 2023: Commercialising research from UK universities is a significant part of the UK’s innovation and economic story. ... The evidence is clear. The University of Cambridge has an annual economic impact in excess of £24 billion from associated research and

5 Jul 2023: Through online meetings, chaired by Cambridge Zero director Dr Emily Shuckburgh, the local expert teams developed their ideas for the most important climate-relevant themes, economic sectors, impacts, and solutions to ... In September 2020, TenU launched

19 Dec 2011: economic environment, the Cambridge Enterprise. team completed 116 licences, signed 183 consultancy. ... 11Annual Review 2011. Dr Ward Hills. Financial performance. Economic impact from researchIncome from knowledge transfer activities is a key indicator

6 Jan 2011: In. particular, it is central to both an innovation-based. economic recovery and the communication of the. ... economic and societal impact. Professor Lynn Gladden. Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research). University of Cambridge.

21 Apr 2008: Granta ensures that a company’s technical, economic,and environmental data about metals, plastics, composites andceramics is up to date, accurate, easy to find, and that its pedigreecan be traced.

4 Mar 2020: At the heart of our University’s mission is a commitment to nurturing research that has social, economic and cultural impact.