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12 Aug 2021: A five-year research project based on student-staff partnership aiming to investigate the potential causes underlying awarding gaps experienced by specific student cohorts at Cambridge.

19 Mar 2021: Seminar: Supply chain economics and business models for Offsite Manufacturing. Many industries and businesses have been converted into more efficient, dynamic, and productive forms. ... 13.15. Theme: Economics. Graeme O'Doherty, Partner, Anyoffsite, UK.

15 Sep 2021: should be designed-in as core to the curriculum for all. .

19 May 2021: University of Cambridge Athena Swan Institutional Application Document University of Cambridge Athena SWAN Silver Institutional Application and Action Plan - NOVEMBER 2018 Guidance and Information on Applications Application forms, guidance and

12 Aug 2021: In summary This section addresses the practicalities of providing content notes. Content notes should be specific and refer to the nature of the content so that students are able to prepare in an informed way.

13 Dec 2021: Access guides for teaching and learning spaces Two years ago the University of Cambridge partnered with AccessAble to create guides that give detailed access and sensory information about different sites and spaces across the University.

27 Jan 2021: Join economist Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta and Nobel-prize winning biologist Sir Venki Ramakrishnan to mark the publication of The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review. ... Commissioned by the UK Government, this independent, global Review

14 Dec 2021: volunteering_image_400_wide.jpg Volunteering: How and Why? This is a diverse area with a range of options depending upon your fields of interest that can prove to be of personal and professional value. Volunteering provides opportunities to develop

6 May 2021: a bespoke professional development curriculum delivered across three week-long residential convenings and a rich set of virtual offerings through the Science Leadership Program.

11 Mar 2021: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. The Economic Consequences of Conserving or Restoring Sites for Nature. ... Yet in almost half of the cases we studied, human-induced exploitation subtracted rather than increased economic value.”.