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The Centre for Advanced (CFAM) is a research hub dedicated to advancing science and understanding in the 21st century. It does this through interdisciplinary research grants, specialist seminars and workshops, public events, publications and outreach initiatives. By conducting cutting-edge research in collaboration with leading universities, industry partners and policymakers around the world, CFAM works to promote best practices and new approaches to tackling global challenges such as climate change, poverty and inequality.

CFAM conducts interdisciplinary research on global challenges such as climate change, poverty and inequality. Our projects range from theoretical studies to applied research initiatives in areas such as health care delivery systems, energy policy development and sustainable development strategies. We also encourage innovative collaborations between academic institutions, companies and governments to ensure that our research has real-world applications.

The day-to-day operations of CFAM are managed by a Director who is appointed by the Executive Committee of the Centre. Our Director ensures that all aspects of our operations are running smoothly from grant management to event planning while also engaging with key stakeholders in academia, industry partnerships and government initiatives.

There are many ways you can be involved in the work we do at CFAM! Our team is always looking for talented individuals who share our interests; you may wish to apply for one of our available positions or become an intern with us. You can also participate in one of our seminars or workshops or contact us if you have an idea for a new project or partnership.

Yes! Through our Research Support Program we offer guidance on grant writing, funding sources, data analysis strategies and more. We also run regular events where scientists from all disciplines come together to discuss their current projects as well as share best practices for conducting interdisciplinary research.

Yes! Alongside our main programs in interdisciplinary research we also offer specialist courses which provide postgraduate students with training on specific topics relevant to their studies. These include courses focused on data science techniques for analytics, policy analysis strategy development and project management skills.

Membership of the library is open to both internal staff members as well as external users who wish to access its wide range of resources. You can use these resources either through online access provided via your membership or by visiting the centre itself during opening hours.

We strive to make sure thatour work is accessible not only to academics but also general public audiences too! To achieve this we run events such as workshops which are free and open to anyone who wishes to attend; these are designed so that non-scientists can learn more about current topics related to advances in science without needing any specific knowledge background beforehand.

In additionto producing reports based on our findings we occasionally publish niche books on specialist subjects related toupcoming technologiesand emerging issues such as data governance regulations orclimate action policies. We also regularly feature articles online about ground breaking discoveries made both withinand externaltoour own projects.