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Team of experts put forward a sustainable approach to coronavirus recovery
Researchers from the UK's top universities have found that climate-friendly investment policies are the best medicine for a failing economy.
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Green COVID-19 recovery packages can boost economic growth and tackle climate change, researchers say
Researchers find long-term, climate-friendly stimulus policies are often superior in overall economic impact - not just in slowing global warming. As ever, good can be extracted from even the darkest hour, but it requires clear thinking, imagination and bold leadership. Emily Shuckburgh An analysis of possible COVID-19 economic recovery packages shows the potential for strong alignment between the economy and the environment.
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Green COVID-19 recovery packages can boost economic growth and tackle climate change, study says
Researchers find long-term, climate-friendly stimulus policies are often superior in overall economic impact - not just in slowing global warming.
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UK and US firms ’lag’ in race to commercialise COVID-19 diagnostic tests
The diagnostic industry in countries such as Germany, South Korea and China lead the pack on getting coronavirus tests ready for market.
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New report shows survival of the fittest and most agile will make or break retailers as lockdown eases
Customers panic buying in droves, running out of stock on many basic essentials, and imposing product purchase restrictions may now be less of a headache for retailers, but plenty of other hurdles li
Customers panic buying in droves, running out of stock on many basic essentials, and imposing product purchase restrictions may now be less of a headache for retailers, but plenty of other hurdles li
Academics set out financial challenges for Higher Education (HE) sector in Wales due to Covid-19
Welsh universities face a serious threat to their financial position because of the Covid-19 crisis, according to analysis from Cardiff University's Wales Governance Centre.
Welsh universities face a serious threat to their financial position because of the Covid-19 crisis, according to analysis from Cardiff University's Wales Governance Centre.
Covid-19 and productivity in the UK
Professor Richard Harris, Deputy Executive Dean (Research) and Professor of Economics at Durham University Business School considers the question: How will Covid-19 affect productivity in the UK? The
Professor Richard Harris, Deputy Executive Dean (Research) and Professor of Economics at Durham University Business School considers the question: How will Covid-19 affect productivity in the UK? The
Researchers from the UK's top universities have found that climate-friendly investment policies are the best medicine for a failing economy.
Researchers find long-term, climate-friendly stimulus policies are often superior in overall economic impact - not just in slowing global warming. As ever, good can be extracted from even the darkest hour, but it requires clear thinking, imagination and bold leadership. Emily Shuckburgh An analysis of possible COVID-19 economic recovery packages shows the potential for strong alignment between the economy and the environment.
Researchers find long-term, climate-friendly stimulus policies are often superior in overall economic impact - not just in slowing global warming.
Growers of fresh produce in Wales feeling the pressure of Covid-19
Fruit and vegetable growers in Wales need support to help them deal with a dramatic increase in demand due to Covid-19, a report says.
Fruit and vegetable growers in Wales need support to help them deal with a dramatic increase in demand due to Covid-19, a report says.
Data scientists’ global battle to create air quality forecast solution in Uganda
Data scientists are taking part in a global competition to create a computer process that will accurately predict air quality in Uganda - with the winner's solution being used to help the country's environment experts make policy and planning decisions.
Data scientists are taking part in a global competition to create a computer process that will accurately predict air quality in Uganda - with the winner's solution being used to help the country's environment experts make policy and planning decisions.
COVID-19: Half of UK households believe they will struggle to meet their financial commitments over the next three months
This included people who had either been laid off temporarily and received no way, become unemployed or lost all of their self-employed income, or had seen a big drop in earned income.
This included people who had either been laid off temporarily and received no way, become unemployed or lost all of their self-employed income, or had seen a big drop in earned income.
Phytoponics secures £500,000 funding
A company that began life as a Cardiff University student start-up has completed a £500,000 equity funding round.
A company that began life as a Cardiff University student start-up has completed a £500,000 equity funding round.
The diagnostic industry in countries such as Germany, South Korea and China lead the pack on getting coronavirus tests ready for market.
Analysis: How a virtual Parliament should work
Professor Meg Russell, Director of UCL Constitution Unit and Dr Ruth Fox, Director of the Hansard Society set out some key principles for a virtual parliament, during the coronavirus pandemic.
Professor Meg Russell, Director of UCL Constitution Unit and Dr Ruth Fox, Director of the Hansard Society set out some key principles for a virtual parliament, during the coronavirus pandemic.
A traffic light route to ending the economic lockdown
Easing the lockdown through a traffic light system could help to reboot the economy, provide a clear sense of direction and install hope, according to new proposals set out by UCL.
Easing the lockdown through a traffic light system could help to reboot the economy, provide a clear sense of direction and install hope, according to new proposals set out by UCL.
Social media can accurately forecast economic impact of natural disasters including COVID-19 pandemic
Traditional economic recovery estimates, such as surveys and interviews, are usually costly, time-consuming and do not scale-up well.
Traditional economic recovery estimates, such as surveys and interviews, are usually costly, time-consuming and do not scale-up well.
Covid-19: ’Recall clause’ could alleviate worker anxiety
A 'recall clause' for workers employed by businesses significantly hit by the coronavirus pandemic could help alleviate worker anxiety, and encourage them to take stopgap jobs that are urgently required to face the heath crisis, suggests a new study UCL study.
A 'recall clause' for workers employed by businesses significantly hit by the coronavirus pandemic could help alleviate worker anxiety, and encourage them to take stopgap jobs that are urgently required to face the heath crisis, suggests a new study UCL study.
’Recall clause’ could alleviate worker anxiety
A 'recall clause' for workers employed by businesses significantly hit by the coronavirus pandemic could help alleviate worker anxiety, and encourage them to take stopgap jobs that are urgently required to face the heath crisis, suggests a new study UCL study.
A 'recall clause' for workers employed by businesses significantly hit by the coronavirus pandemic could help alleviate worker anxiety, and encourage them to take stopgap jobs that are urgently required to face the heath crisis, suggests a new study UCL study.
Staying safe during the coronavirus crisis
In recent weeks, we have seen the whole of the UK come together in support of each other during the coronavirus crisis.
In recent weeks, we have seen the whole of the UK come together in support of each other during the coronavirus crisis.
Union or Independence?
Closing Wales' fiscal gap will be a huge challenge - whatever the country's constitutional future, new research concludes.
Closing Wales' fiscal gap will be a huge challenge - whatever the country's constitutional future, new research concludes.
Fathers in the Workplace Toolkit launched to help organisations better support working fathers
Researchers from the University of Birmingham have launched a " Fathers in the Workplace Toolkit ", to help organisations be more inclusive of fathers and support them to balance their work and parenting roles, which will be launched today in the House of Commons.
Researchers from the University of Birmingham have launched a " Fathers in the Workplace Toolkit ", to help organisations be more inclusive of fathers and support them to balance their work and parenting roles, which will be launched today in the House of Commons.
As humanity’s relationship with AI grows, experts call for protective framework
Scientists have proposed a new international framework to keep ethics and human wellbeing at the forefront of our relationship with technology. We're facing a fourth industrial revolution through the rapid development of AI and technology - but as our relationship with AI grows, so does its potential to disrupt our lives.
Scientists have proposed a new international framework to keep ethics and human wellbeing at the forefront of our relationship with technology. We're facing a fourth industrial revolution through the rapid development of AI and technology - but as our relationship with AI grows, so does its potential to disrupt our lives.
Reasons why megaprojects fail
Academics at UCL have identified 18 reasons why megaprojects such as HS2 and Crossrail often fail, as well as 54 preventative solutions.
Academics at UCL have identified 18 reasons why megaprojects such as HS2 and Crossrail often fail, as well as 54 preventative solutions.
Place-based tax incentives stimulate employment in remote regions
A place-based payroll tax incentive can be effective in stimulating employment in remote and underdeveloped regions, helping to address regional inequalities, according to a new UCL and University of Oslo study. The study, published in the Journal of Public Economics, examined the effect of a tax reform in Norway that harmonised payroll tax rates across regions.
A place-based payroll tax incentive can be effective in stimulating employment in remote and underdeveloped regions, helping to address regional inequalities, according to a new UCL and University of Oslo study. The study, published in the Journal of Public Economics, examined the effect of a tax reform in Norway that harmonised payroll tax rates across regions.
Cardiff academic examines ’human-centric’ cyber security
A Cardiff academic is leading a new Airbus Accelerator in a bid to better understand human cyber strengths, vulnerabilities, and methods of securely interacting with digital systems within organisations.
A Cardiff academic is leading a new Airbus Accelerator in a bid to better understand human cyber strengths, vulnerabilities, and methods of securely interacting with digital systems within organisations.
