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25 Sep 2023: 16 August 2023: “Lessons in Free Thinking from Sixteenth-Century Cambridge: A Unique Manuscript Discovery” by Anthony Milton (Life Member).

17 Mar 2023: We know that some communities are at higher risk of mental health problems due to the social, economic, and environmental circumstances they find themselves in.

2 Feb 2023: Project on Mental Capital and Wellbeing and has spoken in Davos at the World Economic Forum in 2014.

16 Oct 2023: Sohan is regularly invited to address Parliaments and Congresses (including the Romanian Parliament, the Hungarian Parliament, the Congress of Guatemala, and the Latin American Parliament) on consequential legal and economic issues. ... Even a powerhouse

31 Aug 2023: learning. She holds a BSc in Econometrics and Operations Research (summa cum laude) and a BSc in Economics and Business Economics (summa cum laude) with specialisation in Policy Economics from the

28 Jun 2023: Dr. Johan Gärdebo. Johan Gärdebo is a Research Fellow of Clare Hall (2023–2025), an associate of the Cambridge Centre for History and Economics, and a visiting scholar at the Department

13 Jun 2023: Intersectional inequalities and food acquisition in low-Income settlements amidst the COVID-19 pandemic Aiko Ikemura Amaral (King's College London) Gareth Jones (London School of Economics) Mara Nogueira (University of ... Difference, intersectionality

26 Oct 2023: Debbie plays the piano and has actually started taking lessons. Eleanor plays the piano, bassoon, French horn. ... I didn’t have any lessons at all. He’d say “Not like that Lottie.” And that was it.

20 Nov 2023: He studied French and Spanish at UCL, Economics at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and has an MBA from Imperial College London.

27 Mar 2023: Tuebingen. Tristan’s PhD work follows his previous research aiming to improve the material and economic efficiency of extracting genomic quantities of DNA from small quantities of ancient and historic hair.