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17 Sep 2021: This two-part webinar series by UKRO is aimed at researchers who are planning to submit a proposal to the 2022 ERC Starting Grant call, and the research support staff who will be assisting these applications. Webinar 1: Tuesday 28th September 2021

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,

17 Sep 2021: If you are taking an overall lifecycle approach, that will germinate a focus on new technology that the private sector will develop because it makes economic sense to do so. ... solutions, where AV/EV/CV could potentially replace traditional rail based

15 Sep 2021: His lectures set complex scientific material within a rich social, economic and cultural context, in a way that is accessible to students who have typically not studied any humanities since GCSE.

16 Sep 2021: Without protective measures, adolescent girls may become vulnerable to social, physical, and economic exploitation. ... These numbers are far lower in communities where cultural norms may discourage females from economic engagement.

21 Sep 2021: This was compounded by the promotion of new materials such as light-weight steel, a government homeownership policy that expanded the residence fund loan system, and rapid economic growth.

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: és az Amerikai Tudományokért Társaság egykori elnöke. Említett cikke: The Economics of the Coming Spaceship. ... M., és Gable F. (1989) alapján: Environ-. mental and Economic Implications of Rising Sea Level.

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,

21 Sep 2021: This clearly shows the role of economics in allowing the adoption of new technologies. ... Cullen, ‘Eighteenth-Century Flour Milling in Ireland’, Irish Economic and Social History, vol.