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23 Nov 2018: It's very common for charities to be staffed by volunteers, in order to maximise their budget and help as many people as possible.

28 Sep 2018: The following rates were uploaded into X5 on 27th September 2018 – New August 18 pay scales: for University grades (non Clinical) and banded rates for MRC EPI, CU, BSU and MBU grades. The MRC CBU and Toxicology grades will be uplifted at the same

28 Sep 2018: The numbering for Research Grants will be changing in the coming weeks. Currently the University uses a 7 digit reference for research grants starting with “RG” and then five numbers e.g. RG12345. We are running out of 5 digit numbers and it is

11 Oct 2018: The trade opportunities arising from the international adoption of BIM standards being pioneered in the UK was the focus of a Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and the Department for International Trade (DIT) event in

21 Dec 2018: The Professional Services Recognition Scheme 2018 Awards Ceremony was held on Thursday 13 December in the Combination Room at The Old Schools. The afternoon event included the announcement of the winners by the Vice-Chancellor and the Registrary.

2 Nov 2018: Vision Network - AR and VR for Digital Built Britain

5 Feb 2018: Applications are invited for the April 2018 exercise of the Contribution Increment Scheme for Researchers. Institutions should send completed HR/37 forms to ResearchIncrements@admin.cam.ac.uk no later than 16 March 2018. Awards approved, under the

2 Nov 2018: Network - Methodologies for Planning Complex Infrastructure Under Uncertainty

22 Oct 2018: Applications are invited for the January 2019 exercise of the Contribution Increment Scheme for Researchers. Institutions should send completed HR/37 forms to ResearchIncrements@admin.cam.ac.uk no later than 30 November 2018. Awards approved, under

3 Jul 2018: Lamb, K. (2018). Challenges of Digitalisation in the Offshore Oil and Gas Sector.

25 Jul 2018: Current funding opportunities available through CDBB will be listed here.

1 Jun 2018: To evaluate the actual impact BIM deployment has on asset planning, delivery and operation, PwC were commissioned to develop a BIM Benefits Measurement Methodology (BMM).

2 Nov 2018: CDBB and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) teamed up for the second event in a programme of high-level ‘roundtable’ discussions, which aim to further accelerate adoption of the Government’s digital strategy for the built environment,

2 Nov 2018: Housing Digital Built Britain Network

23 Oct 2018: Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain, gives an update of the latest CDBB activity and looks forward to upcoming events and announcements.

25 Sep 2018: culture, there are many people across the University doing their bit to contribute to the University’s sustainability goals.

7 Mar 2018: Specification for collaborative sharing and use of structured Health and Safety information using BIM

18 Dec 2018: To coincide with the publication of the Centre for Digital Built Britain’s ‘Year One: Towards a digital built Britain’ report, Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of CDBB, reflects on the digital journey to date and looks ahead to 2019.

4 Dec 2018: Find out about the latest news from CDBB on events, our blogs, BIM updates, and more in CDBB's December newsletter.

5 Nov 2018: Find out about the latest news from CDBB on events, our blogs, BIM updates, and more in CDBB's November newsletter.

19 Jul 2018: The Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) will deliver key recommendations from the National Infrastructure Commission’s ‘Data for the Public Good Report’. In a speech today at the University of Cambridge, the Exchequer Secretary to the

8 May 2018: Applications are invited for the October 2018 exercise of the Contribution Increment Scheme for Researchers. Institutions should send completed HR/37 forms to ResearchIncrements@admin.cam.ac.uk no later than 10 September 2018. Awards approved, under

2 Oct 2018: Find out about the latest news from CDBB on events, recruitment, our blogs, BIM updates, and more in CDBB's October newsletter.

1 Dec 2018: The Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) are teaming up for a programme of high-level ‘roundtable’ discussions, which aim to further accelerate adoption of the Government’s digital strategy for

11 Dec 2018: The University of Cambridge is creating a digital estate and delivering fully integrated BIM across design, construction and facilities management. Thayla Zomer, a PhD student at the Centre for Digital Built Britain investigating practices that

4 Jun 2018: Read the June Newsletter from the Centre for Digital Built Britain.

30 Nov 2018: Transforming Construction Alliance secures £72 million government funding to drive innovation and boost UK construction productivity.

3 Feb 2018: CDBB is not a Cambridge-only programme. We want to engage with the best people in the field – wherever they are. ... The Centre will bring particular focus to how people use built assets in their everyday lives.

21 Mar 2018: It is widely acknowledged that buildings and cities can have a fundamental affect on people. ... However, buildings are not simply about housing people in a well-designed and efficient structure.

9 Nov 2018: Graham Herries, Director of Digital Technologies at Laing O’Rourke, said: “In terms of security-mindedness, educating, re-educating and reminding our people is key. ... Laing O’Rourke’s three steps to secure security-mindedness include: creating

22 May 2018: of people with a technology background.

28 Aug 2018: There is fear around getting this approach wrong – people worry about the litigation aspect of play and risk with children. ... Designing for children has also become a bit of a numbers game which considers a few metrics about people, economic

21 Feb 2018: Social connection can be a powerful tool. When people really connect with each other solutions can emerge. ... I hope people who hear about my travels will get in touch to tell me about their projects.

31 Oct 2018: Globally, one in eight people lives in extreme poverty. Nearly 800 million people still suffer from hunger. ... People still use unclean water sources, and over 2 billion are without improved sanitation.

14 Mar 2018: Any of our research calls for next year will be external and open; it is essential that we, as a Centre, work with the people who are best in their field ... to test a building for people with a range of conditions that affect processing sensory inputs;

12 Jul 2018: Social media and smartphone technology are providing a link between infrastructure and people, showing how we behave in relation to our built environment. ... If we have monitoring systems producing data about infrastructure, and people with phones

13 Jun 2018: Inspire the next generation. Although respected, engineering and infrastructure are still not perceived as the most interesting or accessible career choices for many young people. ... Evolve to succeed. Increasingly the infrastructure industry is going

26 Sep 2018: We are also an open programme and want to engage with the best people in industry and academia to build research capability and capacity across the UK, inform policy, and support ... that understand people’; Dr Anil Madhavapeddy spoke about

20 Nov 2018: Contact corresponding author:. People.

14 Nov 2018: Our cities are a complex mix of diverse ecosystems, institutions, people and goods. ... but also the lives and livelihoods of individual people within cities.

21 Feb 2018: Worldwide there likely to be some 2billion people over the age of 60 by 2050 and so creating products to support an aging population will have clear social and commercial benefits. ... At its core is detailed planning and real people. He says we are

8 Aug 2018: This ensures that the best possible people are delivering the research we need to progress the digital built Britain vision. ... There is a huge social component to this and we work with social scientists as well as the people developing the technologies.

10 Nov 2018: When great architecture gets discussed, people don't talk about how the drawings got done on time, or the way all the measurements added up. ... Architects could spend more time understanding what people really want and adding more design value to more

4 Apr 2018: A number of sectors that traditionally have strong engineering roots are finding it difficult to recruit people with the skills needed in “Industry 4.0”, characterised by automation and big data ... While CDBB is about data, it is also how people use

26 Nov 2018: Changing the way people think and work is no small task. ... This is not a linear process and requires identifying people across a broad skills base to engage a wide range of communication activities.

12 Feb 2018: They also outline the key priorities for the Centre and how it will interact with the various stakeholder communities involved, including details of how people can get involved.

12 Apr 2018: people to look at different ways of viewing it.

8 Mar 2018: The construction industry, and the innovation we want to inject into it, faces big challenges; we must increase both the number of people and the skills of the professionals choosing construction

17 Apr 2018: The Workshop brought together a wide range of interested people to join exploratory work streams and plenary sessions to help us to understand the research and capabilities landscape. ... Note specifically that participation in, or leadership of network

5 Feb 2018: That said, with any industry that is the size of a country – there are 3.5 million people involved in construction and associated services in the UK – there is going to