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Economics / Business - 29.06.2022
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Economics / Business - 16.06.2022 
Who wants to be a billionaire? Most don’t - which is good news for the planet
A new study busts the long-held economic belief that humans are all motivated to want more and more, which could be important for sustainability policies.
Environment - Economics / Business - 14.06.2022
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School of Management academic in three-year project to research causes of UK’s ’productivity puzzle’
Study aims to help policymakers and business address poor UK productivity Dr Weixi Liu of the University of Bath's School of Management will join a three-year national research programme to examine w
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Economics / Business - 07.04.2022
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Health - Economics / Business - 04.04.2022
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UCL partners with OECD to tackle global challenges through infrastructure delivery
Dr Juliano Denicol (UCL Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction) is leading on a partnership with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to boost global social and economic development through infrastructure investment and delivery.
Economics / Business - Health - 04.04.2022
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Economics / Business - Transport - 10.03.2022 
Scents and sensibility - how tourism may benefit from targeted use of scents to influence customers
Selective use of scents could encourage healthier eating or improve consumers- airline flight experiences The use of scents to generate a feel-good atmosphere is well established at tourist resorts, hotels and shops (and by cunning house sellers with the infamous baking bread and fresh coffee trick) but research shows the pandemic-hit industry would benefit from exploring a more targeted approach to scents to influence their customers and passengers.
Economics / Business - Innovation - 04.03.2022
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Economics / Business - Pedagogy - 16.02.2022 
Opinion: Large for-profit nursery groups are becoming more common - with negative consequences
During the pandemic many day nurseries changed hands, increasing financial risk for day nursery groups and threatening childcare availability, say Associate Professor Antonia Simon (IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society) and Professor Eva Lloyd (University of East London).
Environment - Economics / Business - 15.02.2022
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Inflation: how experts pick goods to track price changes and what it says about UK consumers
Shopping basket with fresh food. Grocery supermarket, food and eats online buying and delivery concept.
Shopping basket with fresh food. Grocery supermarket, food and eats online buying and delivery concept.
University of Glasgow students scoop first place in TaskBot Challenge
A team of computing science students from the University of Glasgow are the winners of a major international competition to develop next-generation conversational assistants.
A team of computing science students from the University of Glasgow are the winners of a major international competition to develop next-generation conversational assistants.
A new study busts the long-held economic belief that humans are all motivated to want more and more, which could be important for sustainability policies.
New report on local energy systems across UK
A report on local energy systems across the UK, by Maria Sharmina and Tyndall Centre colleagues, has been published by the EnergyREV research consortium.
A report on local energy systems across the UK, by Maria Sharmina and Tyndall Centre colleagues, has been published by the EnergyREV research consortium.
Enabling Smart Water Communities: SCI researcher win funding in Ofwat Breakthrough Challenge
Ali Browne and her collaborators Claire Hoolohan, Tom Hargreaves and Vittoria Danino are one of the winnings research groups awarded funding for the Ofwat Water Breakthrough Challenge 2 for their project 'Enabling Smart Water Communities' The researchers have identified that significant challenges to customers, communities and the environment from frequent flood events remain, which lead to sustained droughts and negatively impact water quality.
Ali Browne and her collaborators Claire Hoolohan, Tom Hargreaves and Vittoria Danino are one of the winnings research groups awarded funding for the Ofwat Water Breakthrough Challenge 2 for their project 'Enabling Smart Water Communities' The researchers have identified that significant challenges to customers, communities and the environment from frequent flood events remain, which lead to sustained droughts and negatively impact water quality.
Study aims to help policymakers and business address poor UK productivity Dr Weixi Liu of the University of Bath's School of Management will join a three-year national research programme to examine w
UK slips down Elite Quality Index 2022
The UK has dropped from third to eight in the latest Elite Quality Index - according to analysis by University of Bath economist Professor Maik Schneider. The UK has slipped down an international league table which measures how well elite groups within a country, including business leaders and politicians, contribute or take away from economic development and value creation.
The UK has dropped from third to eight in the latest Elite Quality Index - according to analysis by University of Bath economist Professor Maik Schneider. The UK has slipped down an international league table which measures how well elite groups within a country, including business leaders and politicians, contribute or take away from economic development and value creation.
Opinion: Britain was promised a bold and visionary energy plan. But we’ve been sold a dud
The new power security strategy does little to help people or the planet writes Professor Jim Watson (UCL Bartlett School Environment, Energy & Resources).
The new power security strategy does little to help people or the planet writes Professor Jim Watson (UCL Bartlett School Environment, Energy & Resources).
More than one in five top earning bankers has benefited from non-dom status, finds new report
More than one in five top earning bankers has benefited from non-dom status, according to a new report.
More than one in five top earning bankers has benefited from non-dom status, according to a new report.
Partial basic income in France could empower young people - new report
As France goes to the polls, new analysis suggests that a partial basic income aimed at people aged 20-24 could dramatically benefit disenfranchised youth.
As France goes to the polls, new analysis suggests that a partial basic income aimed at people aged 20-24 could dramatically benefit disenfranchised youth.
New Marmot review lays roadmap for the role of business in levelling up
A major UCL review of health inequities, led by Professor Sir Michael Marmot, is published today (April 4) and lays a roadmap for the role of industry in 'levelling up'.
A major UCL review of health inequities, led by Professor Sir Michael Marmot, is published today (April 4) and lays a roadmap for the role of industry in 'levelling up'.
Dr Juliano Denicol (UCL Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction) is leading on a partnership with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to boost global social and economic development through infrastructure investment and delivery.
New project investigates links between precarious work and authoritarian politics in Global South
Dr Rosana Pinheiro Machado (SPS) has been awarded ¤2 million ERC funding to lead ground-breaking research in Brazil, India, and the Philippines.
Dr Rosana Pinheiro Machado (SPS) has been awarded ¤2 million ERC funding to lead ground-breaking research in Brazil, India, and the Philippines.
Selective use of scents could encourage healthier eating or improve consumers- airline flight experiences The use of scents to generate a feel-good atmosphere is well established at tourist resorts, hotels and shops (and by cunning house sellers with the infamous baking bread and fresh coffee trick) but research shows the pandemic-hit industry would benefit from exploring a more targeted approach to scents to influence their customers and passengers.
Introduce price cap on cigarettes to reduce smoking - new study
New research paper asks what more countries with already-high tobacco tax rates could do to reduce smoking.
New research paper asks what more countries with already-high tobacco tax rates could do to reduce smoking.
University of Glasgow lends support to SP Energy Networks net zero projects
Researchers from the University of Glasgow are lending their support to three new projects led by SP Energy Networks to to help tackle some of the UK's biggest and most complex network challenges.
Researchers from the University of Glasgow are lending their support to three new projects led by SP Energy Networks to to help tackle some of the UK's biggest and most complex network challenges.
New industry collaboration to study cryptocurrencies and other digital assets
Multi-year Cambridge Digital Assets Programme launched with 16 institutional research collaborators to create open-access datasets and tools to inform digital public dialogue and decision-making in such areas as the environment, infrastructure and cryptocurrencies.
Multi-year Cambridge Digital Assets Programme launched with 16 institutional research collaborators to create open-access datasets and tools to inform digital public dialogue and decision-making in such areas as the environment, infrastructure and cryptocurrencies.
During the pandemic many day nurseries changed hands, increasing financial risk for day nursery groups and threatening childcare availability, say Associate Professor Antonia Simon (IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society) and Professor Eva Lloyd (University of East London).
Report calls for urgent action on climate change inequality
Poor and marginalised people in Wales are most likely to be exposed to the negative effects of climate change, a report has found.
Poor and marginalised people in Wales are most likely to be exposed to the negative effects of climate change, a report has found.
