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A fundamentally Conservative document: what have we learnt from May’s manifesto?
In 2015 David Cameron led his party into the general election genuinely unsure of the outcome, not knowing whether he would be returning to Downing Street until the early hours of election night.
“Organs-on-chips” – an emerging technology
Dr Subhajit Basu, associate professor in information technology law at the School of Law, was interviewed by LexisNexis for an article entitled ‘Emerging technologies and the law—organs-on-chips’.
Organs-on-chips – an emerging technology
Dr Subhajit Basu, associate professor in information technology law at the School of Law was interviewed for an article published by LexisNexis.
The working class vote in the Brexit era
Dr Victoria Honeyman comments on the working class vote in the Brexit era Dr Victoria Honeyman commented on the working class vote in the Brexit era on BBC Radio 4 on 11th May.
Dr Daniel Edmiston on the risks and effects of Social Impact Bonds
Dr Daniel Edmiston has written about his recent study exploring Social Impact Bonds, in particular their unique risks and unintended effects on service innovation and social outcomes.