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30 Aug 2019: Economic Botany 66, 398-412. W. D. Hawthorne, D. Sheil, V. K.

30 Aug 2019: Other publications:. Conference Presentations. '"Wild foods" for nutrition security'. Oral presentation and poster at the 'Interdisciplinarity – Beyond Boundaries' conference of the Economic and Social Research Council, October 2019, Cambridge, UK.

16 Sep 2019: I use data science to derive insights into diverse complex systems ranging from socio-economic systems to biological systems like the immune system.

12 Jun 2020: London School of Economics and Political Science (Co-Chair). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ... the technical, social, psychological, institutional, and economic issues of climate change and how practical action can be implemented.

29 Jan 2021: The inaugural Festival aims to tackle and offer solutions for humanity’s most pressing issues, from pandemics, climate change and global economics, to human rights and the future of democracy.

12 Jan 2021: To support this curriculum, the faculty and students are pleased to host Duncan Green, Senior Strategic Adviser at Oxfam GB and Professor in International Development at the London School of Economics,

23 Oct 2013: Balmford, A. 2021. The economic consequences of conserving or restoring sites for nature. ... et al. 2020. Protecting 30% of the planet for nature: costs, benefits and economic implications.

10 Jun 2020: Richard Bradbury will be presenting  on the 17th June and will be talking about ‘The economic consequences of conserving or restoring sites for nature'.

1 Mar 2023: I direct the Cambridge Centre for Carbon Credits and collaborate with colleagues from Plant Sciences, Zoology and Economics.

8 Nov 2013: Her work explores the entanglements of everyday food production with cultural ideas, forms of social organisation, and economic and political processes, and the ways these change over time.