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5 Jul 2024: The Ox-Cam Arc, East West Rail, and government interest in economic and population growth mean that Cambridge has some big challenges to contend with.

5 Jul 2024: He has testified at the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission of the US Congress and lectured to the Board of the US-China Business Council. ... He is a member of the UK Government’s Asia Task Force and the China Council of the World

5 Jul 2024: Morgan was also a forceful advocate of all the reforming causes of later 19th century Cambridge: the widening of the degree curriculum, the abolition of compulsory Greek, the introduction of entrance

5 Jul 2024: Robert Malthus profoundly influenced legislation governing the state’s approach to poverty and unemployment and was the first professor of economics at any English higher education institution. ... During these years he published on a wide range of

5 Jul 2024: She is a passionate advocate for children rights in the age of AI, serving as member of the Advisory Board for UNICEF #AI4Children and World Economic Forum Generation AI programmes.

5 Jul 2024: Isabella works on the economics of China’s rise and long-term structures of globalization. ... Professor Naughton's recent research focuses on regional economic growth in China and its relationship to foreign trade and investment.

5 Jul 2024: established tech companies as they navigate through the economic systems which generate their value and the regulatory systems which constrain their growth. ... She was also an intern at Microsoft Research, Cambridge (UK) where she studied the economic

5 Jul 2024: Cambridge University, like Oxford, was slowly responding to this change by widening its curriculum and allowing more teaching posts to be held by men who weren't part of the clergy.

5 Jul 2024: Her research has been supported by grants from the National Institute of Mental Health (USA), National Science Foundation (USA), Economic and Social Research Council, British Academy and the Gottlieb Daimler and

5 Jul 2024: A Goymour and S Watterson, ‘Testing the Boundaries of Conversion – Account-holders, Intangible Property and Economic Harm’ [2012] Lloyd’s Maritime & Comparative Law Quarterly 204.