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Monday 3 June 2013
- Food for Thought: Challenges and Dilemmas of Food Production 4:00pm to 6:00pm, Holgate Centre, Grey College, Durham University, Prof Peter Atkins, Wilf Richards and Richard Potts, Contact p.a.robinson@durham.ac.uk
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- IHRR Postgraduate Fellowship in Enhancement of Knowledge to Build Resilience to Hazards
- ‘Matariki Plus’ network colloquium on Disaster Preparedness, Response and Resilience
- Making older people's health and social care more resilient to climate change
- UK needs to prepare for variable climate and extreme weather
- Fragile Futures - Call for Submissions
- Prof Lena Dominelli: ‘Social work can mobilise community action on climate’
- Widespread badger cull will not prevent TB in cattle
- New PhD research on the impacts of disasters on women’s health care in Bangladesh
- Resilience Photo Competition
- Changing language influences perception of climate science
- Major new donation from the Christopher Moyes Memorial Foundation
- Landslide fatalities are greater than previously thought
- Tipping Points Annual Report 2011-12
- Risk of premature death and poor health higher in areas of low employment
- Modelling Social Problems and Health Conference
- Blogging Tipping Points Conference 2012
- Earthquakes without frontiers
- IHRR Welcomes New Executive Director Prof Sarah Curtis
- Field trial begins for improving brownfield soil health
- Britain still ill-prepared for floods
- Critical Risk Research: Practices, Politics and Ethics
- Interactive Climate Science Experience at Durham University
- Report: Restoring Trust in order to Increase Market Resilience after the Global Financial Crisis
- Further investigation needed for recent landslide in Papua New Guinea
- IHRR Small Grants Scheme
- New research on groundwater systems in India under past, present and future climates
- Landslide fatalities give warning for the future
- New risk-based mapping tool for targeting sources of river pollution
- Tipping Points on BBC Radio 4's 'Thinking Allowed'
- International Fellowship Opportunities Available
- Remembering the Aberfan Disaster
- UK must prepare for extreme weather and ageing population
- Follow IHRR on Twitter
- Species moving north in response to climate change
- New Book by Prof Sarah Curtis
- Tipping Points Annual Report 2010-2011
- New Research Fellowship Scheme
- Meeting on Health Risky Behaviour
- Increasing Resilience to Natural Hazards Report
- Landslides caused by the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake led to loss of landscape
- Targeted regeneration could be key to boosting coalfield communities
- Prof José Manuel Mendes visits IHRR
- Dr Paul Slovic arrives in Durham
- NERC-funded 'Global Volcano Model'
- Bursaries available for MA/MSc Programmes in Risk
- Report from Kosi River Workshop
- A new approach to flood hazard and resilience for the Kosi River, Bihar
- Resilience Matters Seminar Series
- Alex Densmore featured in The Guardian
- Increasing Resilience to Natural Hazards Workshop
- Dave Petley assists AU government in river bank collapse management
- IHRR receives new director
- IHRR awarded NERC/ESRC resilience research grant
- Report on health assessment of Icelandic ash released
- Alex Densmore featured on China Radio International
- New report launched on public attitudes to synthetic biology
- Yangtze River's ancient origins revealed
- Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience Blog
- Funding available for Masters by Research project
- PhD studentship at Durham University, in collaboration with GeoInfo Centre
- MA/MSc Programmes in Risk starting in October 2010
- Podcasts now available
- Postdoctoral research assistants required for Leverhulme Tipping Points project
- Research Writer and Dissemination Officer required
- Chancellor Bill Bryson launches new charity to help students from the Global South
- How deep will nanotechnology's impact be?
- Research shows remarkable resilience displayed by Afghan children
- IHRR awarded £1.75 million grant from the Leverhulme Trust
- IHRR awarded a NERC Knowledge Exchange Fellow
- Durham Professor argues that science alone will not save us
- RSPsoc Prize
- Professor Sarah Curtis awarded a £713K grant from the EPSRC to investigate Built Infrastructure for Older People in Conditions of Climate Change
- Natural Hazards Workshop Web and Wiki
- Masters Funding Announced
- Moyes Trust PhD Funding Announced
- Boulby Geoscience
- Celebration of Benefactors
- Controversial Theory on Cause of Landslides
- First Scientist to Visit Sichuan Province
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