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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,

20 Sep 2021: Studies Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Assyriology Astronomy Basic and Translational Neuroscience Bioscience Enterprise Biotechnology Classics Computational Biology Conservation Leadership Criminological Research Criminology Development Studies

23 Sep 2021: success? Student co-researchers Tolu Mustapha, undergraduate Law (2019), Fitzwilliam College. Renae Dale, undergraduate Education (2020), Gonville and Caius College.

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.

21 Sep 2021: works. In the national economic and productive horizon of reinforced concrete construction, the contemporary international rise of Italian engineering [1] and the liturgical renewal introduced by the Second Vatican Council

21 Sep 2021: The timber frame system without infill is a lightweight structure providing economic, practical and speedy solutions. ... Traditional knowledge about the material, ease of supply, economic advantages, earthquake threat and the cultural habits contributed

21 Sep 2021: Fig. 1). Until 1930s, when the new central pavilion was built, the architectural features of the camp were strongly characterized by wood and very economic constructive techniques, due to limited funds ... difficult economic and environmental conditions

21 Sep 2021: However, the Post-War history of the BRS/E was one of massive growth in staff, facilities and budgets as it pursued completely new lines of research into social, economic and ... 57/00. Department of Economic History, London School of Economics, 2000. [24

21 Sep 2021: Amos and later with Clapp, all on building economics, and labour/materials requirements for local authority construction.

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.