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This included the influence of socio-economic factors, such as migration trends, income disparities, gentrification, and the development and state of the labour market, as well as factors related to the

These included lunchtime talks on social mobility, womenu2019s economic empowerment and the effects of poverty on peopleu2019s cognitive load.

Select Page. by CGC Admin | May 24, 2019 |The School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Cambridge worked with Aviva UK to explore how artificial intelligence could be used to predict life expectancy and future mortality trends,

Select Page. Andrea Kocsis on ‘Detecting and stopping the spread of Fake News’. by CGC Admin | Oct 21, 2021 |Andrea Kocsis from the Department of Archaeology joined BT for six months, investigating how to curb the spread of disinformation and

Select Page. Project with the Bank of England. by CGC Admin | Jun 13, 2023 |Faculty of Economics innovation Fellow, worked with the Bank of England on research project entitled “Unravelling Deep ... Hands-on experience of the work done by economic

Faculty of Economics PhD Student worked on a project on the Housing Policy team at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities..

support the development of trade policy to maximize economic welfare . inform the way in which we conduct international trade negotiations. ... The overriding objective of the project was to build the capability of analysts within Defra to inform UK

bias; feminist economics; or the history of British welfare and economic development.

This included the influence of socio-economic factors, such as migration trends, income disparities, gentrification, and the development and state of the labour market, as well as factors related to the

Select Page. by CGC Admin | Jun 18, 2020 |Cambridge Grand Challenges students Esther Anwuzia and Guy Skinner undertook fellowship projects at Heathrow between September 2019 and May 2020, which resulted in additional impromptu investigations during