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17 Jul 2024: 2008 economic crisis.

17 Jul 2024: of a team of researchers tasked with evaluating the social, cultural and economic impact of the Creative Industries in London and collaborating with HE consortium partners in London as well as ... She has academic research and professional interests in

17 Jul 2024: Martin's research interests include behavioural and neural aspects of economic decision-making, cognitive aspects of auditory perception, and the evolutionary bases of perceptual and cognitive processes. ... Recently, he has been working on the

17 Jul 2024: Steve continues to research teachers’ professional learning, but contextualise this sociologically, culturally and within political economic contexts.

17 Jul 2024: Andrew earned his doctorate in anthropology from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2009. ... Prior to joining the University of Cambridge in 2016, he held teaching and research positions at the London School of Economics and

17 Jul 2024: In 2023, among other speaking events, Tom addressed audiences at the Davos World Economic Forum, the Munich Security Conference, and the Yalta European Strategy Summit (Kyiv) on issues arising from

17 Jul 2024: Economics MPhil student and tennis star, Emily Arbuthnott has been nominated in a final five shortlist for the Cambridge University Sports Person of the Year 2022. ... She first played at the games in Taipei in 2017, after the first year of her

17 Jul 2024: Leo is a University Lecturer in Applied Economics at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. ... After that, Leo worked at the University of Glasgow as a University Lecturer in Environmental and Health Economics until he returned to

17 Jul 2024: She is also working on a social, political and economic history of trade marks since the 19thcentury which, among other things, charts how they became facilitators of sweatshops both at home

17 Jul 2024: By doing so, she believes the huge economic and disease burden associated with type 2 diabetes can be mitigated substantially.