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13 Jul 2024: The Intellectual Forum and ThinkLab's Sleep Week concluded on 12 March with a talk on the economic costs of insufficient sleep by RAND Europe Research Leader Michael Whitmore. ... RAND Europe research calculates the economic impact of insufficient sleep

14 Jul 2024: I am also interested in the history and philosophy of science, and in the study of the history and linguistics of the Middle East and Central and South Asia.

14 Jul 2024: Lectrice/Lector. Subjects. All. Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic. Archaeology. Architecture. Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. ... Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology. Classics. Computer Science. Design. Economics. Education. Engineering.

13 Jul 2024: A range of welfare support is offered by the College, the Middle Combination Room (MCR), the the University, and other sources. ... The undergraduate Middle Combination Room (MCR) has dedicated welfare officers who organise welfare

14 Jul 2024: In a globalised age law does not necessarily recognise borders. Since the late 1980s, Eyal Benvenisti has moved from the Middle East to the Atlantic West, arriving in Cambridge 18

14 Jul 2024: in institutional economics, in this case the mechanisms behind elite persistence in France after WWII. ... approaches drawn from economics, organization theory, law, political science, and other social sciences.

14 Jul 2024: In 2013 Professor Ball received an award for Outstanding Impact in Society from the Economic and Social Research Council for her work on parent-infant sleep.

13 Jul 2024: Professor Peter Nolan has researched, written, and taught on a wide range of issues in economic development, globalisation, and the transition of former planned economies. ... Professor Hans van de Ven is a Fellow of St Catharine’s College and

14 Jul 2024: This spans his whole career from Hong Kong in the 1970s through to his work with People’s University in Peking and the Chinese Peoples’ Procuratorate, as well as the Economic

13 Jul 2024: Atiyab has published her work in leading journals such as Modern Asian Studies and has previously taught Economics at the Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan. ... growth programs that bridged immediate socio-economic vulnerabilities with

14 Jul 2024: percent off global economic output and triggering a worldwide recession. ... The World Bank has predicted that a modern flu pandemic is likely to kill 33 million people in just its first six months, knocking five percent off global economic output and

13 Jul 2024: Maths and science had been my strengths, but I was drawn to the insight economics promised into human behaviour. ... I pivoted from Economics to Social and Political Sciences for Part II, but stayed clear of student politics: I was too busy partying

14 Jul 2024: Dr Lane’s lecture contrasted the great difference in the economic performance and social outcomes under system reform in China and the USSR. ... dramatically. He pointed out that despite large-scale privatisation economic planning remains crucial to

14 Jul 2024: If you're thinking of applying to Cambridge,why not join us at one of our events?

13 Jul 2024: On Friday 29th April, this one-day conference investigated the social, economic, cultural, legal, governmental, and other issues relating to future human space activities.

14 Jul 2024: He examined also the vicious circle of under-representation leading to shortage of role models to motivate young Chinese people to aspire to leading socio-economic and government positions. ... origin within China in determining the social position of

14 Jul 2024: on "Conservation" was released on 24 October; and the sixth episode on "Economics" was released on 31 October.

14 Jul 2024: Currently the Adams University Professor at Harvard University, in 2007 he won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics with Leonid Hurwicz and Roger Myerson for laying the foundations of mechanism design ... theory –the field in economics and game theory

13 Jul 2024: a perception shift—economic, societal, regulatory and cultural.

14 Jul 2024: However, the continued prosecution of warfare by political and economic means during 1917—when another 34 Jesuans were killed—was undoubtedly more consequential. ... Yet the politics and economics of these positions were, ultimately, based on ideas