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1 Apr 2007: Dr Julian Allwood. As clothes become cheaper and fashion becomes 'faster', how are we to balance our consumption with environmental, economic and social sustainability? ... Dr Julian Allwood and researchers at the Institute for Manufacturing in the

15 Mar 2007: Forget boring school lessons and nutty professors. If you want to learn about the science that really matters, don't miss the show Cabaret: Science of Sex, Drugs, and ... He's even taken dance lessons to show people how to move like molecules and become

22 May 2007: He is interested in howsocial, economic and political factorsaffect the way natural resources are usedand conserved. ... SPRI projects are wide-ranging: from assessing the social, economic and culturalsignificance of Arctic reindeer and caribou hunting,

1 Apr 2007: Answering these questions has been the aim of Dr Luisa Corrado and Aqib Aslam at the Faculty of Economics. ... Government emphasis on economic growth did suggest that money could go a long way to buying ‘happiness’.

1 Sep 2007: Researching conflict in cities has been ongoing in Cambridge since 2003, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) New Security Challenges programme under the leadership of Dr Wendy Pullan ... Yet, despite political deadlock, violence,

18 Jan 2007: Her research,funded by the Economic and SocialResearch Council (ESRC), concernsurban development in Jerusalem,exploring in particular the security wallthat traverses the countryside in theregion and the main road that runstowards

17 Apr 2007: Researchers at the University's Faculty of Economics, who are unveiling the first stage of their findings on the subject, say the slump in public contentment could be due to flagging

1 Sep 2007: Dr Peterson. Following two decades of economic crisis and increased student enrolments, academics working in African Universities are suffering from overwhelming teaching and administrative workloads and poor resources.

1 Apr 2007: In September 2005, Dr Tim Upson and Sally Petitt joined her on a collecting trip around Armenia, where many ornamentals and important economic plants like wild wheats and apricots originated.

1 Sep 2007: speaker identification in the DyViS project (Dynamic Variability in Speech: A Forensic Phonetic Study of British English), funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

14 Jun 2007: Simon, who has an MA in Economics from the University of Cambridge, surprised viewers by beating confident Kristina Grimes, 36, after the two went head-to-head to design an ... I'm ecstatic, really.". Dr Nigel Knight, Director of Studies in Economics at

16 Feb 2007: He will join fellow experts from fields including economics, environmental policy, architecture and the arts in a series of presentations and discussions on how to confront climate change. ... A further panel will consider the cost of any response to

1 Jun 2007: SPRI projects are wide-ranging: from assessing the social, economic and cultural significance of Arctic reindeer and caribou hunting, to measuring and modelling changes to glaciers.

1 Sep 2007: in economic well-being.

1 Sep 2007: Perspectives on the future. Although it is clear that no previous climate period can really serve as a blueprint for the future, important lessons can still be learned from the study

9 Jan 2007: Every year Fitzwilliam sends a small group of students to the Daiichi University of Economics in Fukuoka, on Japan's southernmost main island, where they spend a year studying the

1 Apr 2007: It also reminds us that religious invectives and intolerance are not inherent to any faith but are the product of specific political, economic and social contexts.

1 Sep 2007: And from a business viewpoint, the economic advantages of designing products that more people can use are clear.

1 Feb 2007: At its heart is an intriguing paradox. For, at the same time as 19th-century technology and economic developments were raising the prospect of a giant leap into the future, exactly

1 Feb 2007: Today its importance in the undeveloped and developing world has scarcely diminished and even in the developed world it is of great economic importance to sport and leisure industries.