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14 May 2024: Employing a unique blend of cross disciplinary work from economics, psychology, sociology and philosophy this innovative book draws on quantitative and qualitative techniques.

14 May 2024: Search site. International Development Research @ Cambridge. Antibiotic apocalypse": doctors sound alarm over drug resistance. Submitted by Administrator on Tue, 31/10/2017 - 19:06. Scientists attending a recent meeting of the American Society for

14 May 2024: I did my undergrad degree in the Philippines, earning a double major in economics and finance. ... A large reason for this is that the economic policies in the Philippines are very inequitable.

14 May 2024: Search site. Department of Architecture. Breaking Barriers: Advancing Inclusive Architectural Design": Dr. Matteo Zallio's study recently published in the Architectural Science Review journal delves into challenges hindering Inclusive Design (ID)

14 May 2024: Search site. Faculty of Law. European Competition Law and Economics: A Comparative Perspective, Van den Bergh and Camesasca; The Role of Economic Analysis in the EC Competition Rules: The European School, ... no. Citation:. (2003) 40 CMLRev 1292-1296.

12 May 2024: Initially worried that she would not fit into Cambridge due to her socio-economic background, she wants to use her student ambassador platform to share her experience of feeling at home

11 May 2024: I’ve found that people are surprised to find that, behind the decisions that lead to the buildings and cities we inhabit, there are not only powerful social and economic forces

14 May 2024: In that way, we need to have standards that allow women to perform in the same way that men do, particularly to reach economic empowerment. ... Finally, the women also need to be supported by the community, and the legal and economic system.

9 May 2024: A fascinating virtual talk with Dr Soma Sengupta where she discussed leveraging a neurotransmitter receptor in cancers, with a historical slant.

9 May 2024: Watch this fascinating virtual talk in which Dr Matilda van den Bosch discussed the inherent link between healthy environments and healthy people.