From the evidence to the impacts, climate change is high on today’s agenda. A panel of experts will question what we want from the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, in a free event on Tuesday 3 November.
The Co-founder of Ryanair, Kell Ryan, spoke to over 400 people at the latest Enterprise Tuesday session held at the University of Cambridge yesterday.
The highly successful Enterprise Tuesday series resumes on 20th October 2009 with Professor Henning Sirringhaus (Co-founder of Plastic Logic), Martin Jackson (VP Technology Plastic Logic) and Bill Earner (Investment Manager at Amadeus Capital Partners Ltd) presenting on the theme of 'Why entrepreneurship is a real option.'
The Electricity Policy Research Group – a programme that spans the Faculty of Economics and Judge Business School – is providing world-class analysis to support an evolving electricity industry.
Five students who have just graduated from Cambridge have arrived in India to spend the next seven weeks working on community development projects.
The former President of India, Dr Abdul Kalam, will address an invited audience of students, academics and practitioners at Judge Business School next Tuesday 9 June as a guest of the School’s Centre for India & Global Business.
The Director of IBM India Research Lab, discussing how Indian farmers are using mobile phones to improve their daily lives, and an Assistant Vice President from Sotheby’s New York, explaining why some Indian contemporary paintings have fetched millions of pounds in recent auctions, will be in Cambridge later this month as part of a compelling two-day seminar hosted by Judge Business School.
This year’s Pembroke College BT lecture is to be given by Matt Bross, CEO BT Innovate and BT Group Chief Technology Officer, a man regarded by many as a visionary in both innovation and telecommunications.
The Tideway produced white-capped waves with the wind against the tide on Wednesday morning and both Boat Race crews braved the elements, presumably with the thought that it could happen on Race day.
A distinguished panel will explore how we can improve our minds, brains and emotions and what these interventions could mean for the economy and our wellbeing, on Wednesday 11 March.
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